Weaves
- Created by: Abigail
- Created on: 30-04-15 18:51
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BROCADE;
- is a heavy jacquard type fabric with a raised pattern or floral design
- pattern traditionally appears in golden or silver thread
- typically woven on a draw loom
- it is supplementary weft technique - the ormamental brocading is produced by an additional non-structural weft that supplements the standard weft that holds warp threads together
- the purpose of this is to give the appearance that the weave is actually embroidered
- ornamental features in brocade are emphasised and some time produced the effect of low relief
- used to give texture and detail
JAQUARD;
- large figures weave
- used for reproducing patterns on a fabric
- the repeating motif involves a large number of threads both for the warp and weft
- these weaves are produced on looms with Jaquard machines
- often designed and controlled by computer programmes
- contours of pattern are plotted and filled in with the graphic elements of various weaves
- finished pattern indicates where to place the jacquard machine
TARTAN;
- is consisted of criss-cross horizontal and…
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