Interlace (verb)

1. To cross or weave (threads, strips, etc.) over and under one another.
2. To combine (images, sounds, etc.) into a single, more complex whole.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french entrelacer, from en- "into" + relacer "relace".

Examples:

1. She interlaced her fingers together in front of her.
2. The weaver interlaced the threads to create a pattern in the fabric.
3. The sound engineer interlaced the different sound tracks to create the final soundtrack.
4. The graphic designer interlaced the images to create an animated effect.
5. The vines interlaced to create a natural fence around the garden.