From Thread to Cloth

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

Make a 30-second, 1280×720, 60 fps explainer for a first-time viewer about how handwoven cloth is made, drawn entirely with vector lines and shapes.

Look: warm undyed cotton background #EFE6D6, indigo #23356B, madder red #A8322D, turmeric #D9A23A, leaf green #5E7A3A, ink #2A2420. Threads are 6 pt rounded strokes with tiny darker edge lines for texture. Type: SF Pro Display Medium headings, small SF Pro Text captions.

Beats:
- 0–4s: a single indigo thread draws itself across the frame with a gentle wave. Caption: "It starts with one thread."
- 4–9s: vertical threads (warp) drop in one by one, 16 across, tensioned with a little spring. Caption: "Warp: the threads held tight."
- 9–15s: a shuttle shape glides left to right carrying a red weft thread that weaves over-under through the warp; the warp threads lift and lower in alternate sets (a simple loom shed). Each pass, the beater bar presses the row down. Rows build up at 2 per second. Caption: "Weft: woven over and under, row by row."
- 15–20s: the colours change as rows pass: turmeric, green, indigo, forming a diamond motif that emerges row by row.
- 20–25s: camera pulls back: the woven piece becomes a full scarf draped in a gentle curve, fringe swinging. Caption: "Days of work in every metre."
- 25–28s: three small icon cards slide in with labels: "Natural dyes", "Hand looms", "Made by artisans".
- 28–30s: end card "Handwoven, thread by thread." and small "Made with Layerz Canvas".

Craft notes: the over-under logic must be correct (alternating per row); the weave grows at a steady pace that feels like work being done; captions always appear before their action begins.