Weaving a net using fiber optic cables

Step-by-step tutorials walk you through weaving the fiber bundles directly into your warp or weft, hiding wires in the back of your woven piece, and adding simple interactive triggers like a light sensor (that makes the piece glow when the room dims) or a basic motion sensor. Step-by-step tutorials walk you through weaving the fiber bundles directly into your warp or weft, hiding wires in the back of your woven piece, and adding simple interactive triggers like a light sensor (that makes the piece glow when the room dims) or a basic motion sensor. For the uninitiated, these pieces use thin, flexible plastic fiber bundles that carry light from a small hidden LED source, so you can weave glowing accents directly into your textile with no bulky wires or visible LEDs required. But after testing dozens of free and low-cost guides over the last 6. I'm sampling for my next piece, and I want to experiment with using fiber optic cable. I was thinking of using a combination of side glow and end glow cable (nicking the latter to let out light). I am wondering if anyone can offer tips on weaving with fiber optic cable? In particular, I'd love. Fiber optic fabrics, also known as luminous fabrics, are created through the interlacing of warps and wefts using plastic optical fiber as a warp thread. What are the steps involved in weaving these fabrics? Well, let's go into more detail about this.