Cloth woven with two warps is usually striped. Zemaitija preferred bedspreads with transverse stripes, while Aukstaitija liked lengthwise stripes more. A lot of attention was paid to colours. Striped or checked bedspreads do not have many colours, usually two, three or four. The more complicated the pattern, the more colours there are, particularly in Dzukija and Suvalkija.
Bedspreads woven in pick-up technique have two contrasting colours.
The ancient artistic traditions and relation to customs are best preserved in towels. They are woven from bleached linen. Warp may be cotton, weft is usually linen, natural or dyed in brown. Lip until the middle of the 19th century towels used to be from 250 to 300 cm long and 28-35 cm wide . There were two kinds of towels - those for everyday use and those for decorative purposes.