Weaving technology is a traditional handicraft with a long history and wide application. It weaves various materials into various practical or decorative items through interweaving or winding of warp and weft. The following is an introduction to some of the main weaving techniques:

Flat knitting process: Flat knitting is the most commonly used process, and products are generally referred to as woven goods. It forms diverse weaving patterns through the interweaving of warp and weft. The key to flat knitting is to lay the foundation, with sunflower shaped piles and Fengzi shaped piles formed by rectangles, ellipses, etc. at the bottom. In addition, plain weaving can be effectively combined with materials such as cattails to create new plain woven willow products.

Lebian craft: Lebian, also known as tie weaving or tie goods, is based on hemp rope and willow as weft. It is mainly woven into diamond texture, which has the characteristics of good usability and durability. When most farmers use this method to weave water buckets, they will apply pig blood to make it leak free. In addition, objects made of woven materials need to be wrapped around edges to ensure neatness, consistency, and non scattering.

Twist weaving technology: Twist weaving technology is mainly used for weaving vases and circular utensils, with the main advantages of solid structure and special pattern effects.

In addition to the main techniques mentioned above, common weaving techniques also include braiding, patterned weaving, twisted weaving, hat weaving, etc. These techniques can form rich and diverse patterns and textures during the weaving process, making woven products more artistic and practical.

The materials used for weaving are also very diverse, including various natural fibers such as bamboo, rattan, grass, willow, hemp, as well as modern chemical fibers. These materials are carefully selected and processed to weave various shapes and functions of woven goods, such as mats, baskets, hats, toys, furniture, etc.

Overall, weaving is a creative and artistic handicraft that transforms various materials into practical items through the interweaving of warp and weft, while also reflecting people's pursuit of beauty and love for life.