
a. Plain Weave (tabby) |
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b. Half Basketweave |
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c. Basketweave |
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d. 1/2 twill |
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e. 1/2 Rippenkoper
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f. 2/1 chevron |
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g. 2/1 lozenge |
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h. 2/2 diagonal twill |
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i. 2/2 chevron twill |
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j. 2/2 broken twill |
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k. 2/2 diamond twill |
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l. 2/2 broken diamond twill |
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m. kruzkoper |
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n. composite diamond twill |
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o. rosette twill (not the same as the Rosette twill from Caen, France) |
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p. honeycomb weave - note, this draft is 90 degrees from what LBJ indicates as "turning" the draft makes this weave a 4 shaft weave. |
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q. warp float patterned tabby -This was woven by Gayle Bingham for the Complex Weavers' Medieval Textile Study Group sample exchange for the December 2001 issue of the newsletter. |
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r. samitum |
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(c) 1999-2003 Nancy M. McKenna, SFO Last updated April 8, 2003