Sheet weavers are skilled artisans who create fabric by interlacing threads on a loom. They use various materials, such as cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers, to produce sheets of cloth that can be used for clothing, home textiles, and other applications. The process involves setting up the loom, threading the warp and weft, and then weaving them together to form a continuous piece of fabric. These weavers often employ different techniques and patterns, allowing for a wide range of designs and textures. The finished products can vary from simple, plain sheets to intricate, decorative fabrics. Sheet weaving is an important craft in many cultures, contributing to both traditional and modern textile industries.