Interweaving is a type of fabric manipulation that involves combining two or more strands of yarn or thread to create a pattern. It is often used in the creation of textiles, such as carpets and tapestries. Tangling, twining, and enlacing are all forms of interweaving. Tangling is the process of intertwining two or more threads together in a complex pattern. Twining is the process of intertwining two or more threads together in a spiral pattern. Enlacing is the process of intertwining two or more threads together in a lattice pattern. All three processes are used to create intricate patterns in fabrics.