diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 5782457..75fe84a 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ A scroll-scrubbed site plays through a sequence of frames as the reader scrolls,
 background moves with them instead of sitting still behind the text. ScrollCraft builds
 those sites without WebGL, an animation library, or a render farm.
 
-1. **Start from a template.** 22 finished sites, each with its own palette,
+1. **Start from a template.** 23 finished sites, each with its own palette,
    typography, pacing and copy. Or upload a video and use your own footage.
 2. **Get frames.** The engine draws the frame sequence on a canvas in your browser and
    maps it to scroll position.
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ one exception is the copy assistant below, which is off unless you configure a k
   palette. Frames are drawn on canvas locally, with no API key and nothing to install.
 - **Scroll engine.** Smooth canvas scrubbing with separate desktop and portrait frame sets,
   so a phone gets a background shaped for it rather than a letterboxed one.
-- **Template library** — 22 finished scroll sites across 17 categories, each with its own
+- **Template library** — 23 finished scroll sites across 17 categories, each with its own
   Google Fonts pairing and palette.
 - **Plain HTML export.** No dependencies and no lock-in. The exported page scores 100 on
   Lighthouse for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO.
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diff --git a/src/lib/templates.ts b/src/lib/templates.ts
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--- a/src/lib/templates.ts
+++ b/src/lib/templates.ts
@@ -1498,4 +1498,69 @@ export const TEMPLATES: Template[] = [
       },
     ],
   },
+  {
+    slug: "weft",
+    name: "Weft",
+    tagline: "A documentary photographer who shoots the last water-powered mills",
+    category: "Portfolio",
+    tags: ["Indigo", "Documentary", "Quiet"],
+    style: "wave",
+    colors: ["#28407e", "#6b2f2a", "#0a0d18"],
+    gradient: "from-indigo-900 via-rose-950 to-slate-950",
+    theme: { fontDisplay: "Instrument Serif", fontBody: "Inter Tight", scale: "editorial", displayWeight: 400, displayTracking: -0.01, ink: "#f2ebdd", muted: "rgba(242,235,221,0.74)", accent: "#8c2f2a", accentText: "#e8b4a0", radius: 2 },
+    sections: [
+      {
+        kind: "statement", layout: "center", reveal: "mask",
+        eyebrow: "Photographs, 2019 to now",
+        heading: "The looms still run on the river.",
+        ctaLabel: "See the work", ctaHref: "#section-2",
+        scrollHeight: 1400,
+      },
+      {
+        layout: "left", reveal: "stagger",
+        eyebrow: "The series",
+        heading: "Eleven mills, four of them still turning",
+        body: "I have been photographing water-driven weaving sheds since a foreman in Nadiad let me stand on the walkway for an afternoon. Seven of the eleven have closed since. The work is a record of rooms that will not be there in ten years.",
+        scrollHeight: 1500,
+      },
+      {
+        layout: "right", reveal: "fade",
+        eyebrow: "How I shoot",
+        heading: "Available light, and a tripod nobody trips over",
+        body: "No flash near running machinery, no asking anyone to pose, and nothing moved. A shed at six in the morning gives about forty minutes of usable light coming through the roof vents, so I plan around that and wait.",
+        scrollHeight: 1400,
+      },
+      { kind: "spacer", scrollHeight: 700 },
+      {
+        layout: "left", reveal: "stagger",
+        eyebrow: "Prints",
+        heading: "Printed in Ahmedabad, signed, editioned to twelve",
+        body: "Archival pigment on cotton rag, 16 by 20 inches, from the scanned negative rather than a file. Twelve of each, numbered on the back, and when the twelve are gone the image is retired rather than reprinted at another size.",
+        scrollHeight: 1400,
+      },
+      {
+        layout: "right", reveal: "fade",
+        eyebrow: "Licensing",
+        heading: "Editorial use, with the mill named",
+        body: "Magazines and books can license single frames. The one condition is that the caption names the mill and the year, because an unattributed photograph of a working shed becomes decoration the moment it loses its address.",
+        scrollHeight: 1400,
+      },
+      {
+        layout: "left", reveal: "stagger",
+        eyebrow: "What I do not take on",
+        heading: "No weddings, and no restaging",
+        body: "I am asked about both every month. Weddings are somebody else's craft, and a shed cleared of people and lit for the camera is an illustration, not a document. Saying so early saves us both a meeting.",
+        scrollHeight: 1300,
+      },
+      { kind: "spacer", scrollHeight: 600 },
+      {
+        layout: "center", reveal: "fade",
+        eyebrow: "Enquiries",
+        heading: "Prints, licensing, or a shed I should see.",
+        body: "If you know a mill still running on water, I would rather hear about that than anything else. Replies in a few days, from me, not an assistant.",
+        ctaLabel: "Send a note", ctaHref: "#contact",
+        scrollHeight: 1200,
+      },
+    ],
+  },
 ];