Our service- Dobby weave analysis

We analyze your samples, we give you back  drawing-in and dobby card and we try to give the fabric a label if possible.

EXAMPLE

RESULT

What we send you back (example) :

Front to back

 drawing-in

card 

Back to front

card 

Grenadine

Plain weave

Some dobby weaving methods and handbooks

4000 weaves

MORE WEAVE BOOKS

A handweaver's pattern book

2000 Grund und Phantasie Bindungen

Gokarneshan N.   

Fabric structure and design

Guicherd F.

Moiret

Loir J. 
Dobby book #1
Dobby book #2
Jacquard book

Villard book

Fressinet

Textile atlas

Labriffe : Simple fabrics

Labriffe : complex fabrics

Manualetto di tessitura

Kurzzeichnensystem für Gewebebindungen

Tratado de tejidos

  Handbook of weaves

Initials method book Brandon Guiguet

Paul Lamoitier
Traité théorique et pratique
de tissage

Wolfenberger A. 

Theory of silk weaving

Soieries de Lyon

Pointcarré software No copyright

3.1 TWILL

Twill weaves

3/1 twill, weaving side

L. Serrure 39

3/1 twill, face side

L. Serrure 39 

3/1 twill variation

L. Serrure 57

Denim weave

Mousseline

Mouseline de Soie (pr. moo-sa-leen-de-swa). Means silk muslin. Firmer than chiffon. Stiffer than silk voile. Not much used in recent years. Now largely replaced by organdie. White and colors. Weave—plain.

Cotton mouselin

Voile

Voile originates from the French for veil. As its name suggests, it is a cool, almost transparent,lightweight fabric, suitable for plain coloured summer shirts.

It is obtained by using extremely fine and twisted threads that are woven using the plain weave technique.

Full cotton voile

Weft cotton voile

Radium

 Fine, soft, closely woven fabric similar to good habutas but having greater lustre; washable. Usually free from weighting. Pussy Willow* a trade name. Uses: waists, dresses, linings, negligees.   Weave—plain.   Width, 40".

Weave : taffeta, Tabby

Warp : grêge

Weft : crêpe