weaver
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈwivɝ// UK //wˈiːvɐ// weaver
n. a person who makes cloth or rugs by crossing threads over and under each other on a machine called a loom.
n. a person who creates fabric or textiles by interlacing threads at right angles, typically using a loom. Often used metaphorically to describe someone who combines different elements into a complex story or plan.
The weaver uses colorful wool to make a beautiful rug.
In the small village, every weaver follows a traditional pattern passed down through many generations.
The novelist is a master weaver of plots, skillfully connecting several seemingly unrelated characters into a single, satisfying conclusion by the final chapter.
Usage
Commonly used both for the literal craftsperson and as a metaphor for storytellers or strategists.