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Tapestry is usually hung with the warp threads parallel to the floor. Where contrasting blocks of colour in the weft threads were not interwoven, a line of stitching can often been seen. It was intended to prevent the tapestry developing splits between the weft threads, weaker because they do not run continuously across the tapestry.
