Weaving circles are devices used to keep texture rigid while weaving. They comprise of two weaved concentric circles, a littler ring resting inside a somewhat bigger ring. The bigger ring has a fixing gadget, normally a metal screw, to edge and hold your texture set up. The embroiderer positions their texture and stabilizer between these two loops and arranges this onto the machine’s weaving field. Loops were initially made of wood, bone, or ivory, however the present are by and large wood or plastic.