Technical Shiksa

Designing of Modified Weaves

Designing of changed Weaves

Satin-sateen checks

Insertion of 1 weave over another.

Construction of Crepe weave upon fabric base:

In this case the bottom weave may be a fabric, upon that a selected weave is inserted to urge the irregular effects. this is often shown in Fig.
At Fig. A, is shown the bottom fabric weave and at Fig. B, is shown the crepe result obtained by insertion of a weave (3/1 and 1/3) upon the fabric base. The fabric weave has been marked with a unique notation so as to spot the bottom weave.

Combination of a floating weave with plain threads:

In this methodology a floating weave is inserted upon an obvious weave to urge the required crepe result as shown in Fig.

At Fig. A, is shown the insertion of taffeta weave. The arrow marks indicate the boxes wherever the floating weave is to be inserted. The floating weave chosen here may be a combination of a four finish fabric and a twill (2/1 and 1/3). At C, is shown the four finish irregular fabric, separately.

Small motif:

In this methodology a straightforward motif are often chosen ANd reversed at intervals inside the planning repeat to urge an irregular result as shown in Fig.

At A, is shown a straightforward motif and at B, is shown the crepe styles obtained by reversal of the motif at regular intervals.

Insertion of 1 weave over another:

repeat size of the cord. The repeat is split into cutting ends and face ends. The cutting ends weave plain and therefore the face ends weave the twine. In Fig. A the insertion of the cutting ends square measure shown within the figure B, the insertion of the face ends square measure shown. Figs. C, D, E and F show the planning, draft, peg arrange and therefore the cross section of the cord. At figure F, the interlacement of the varied picks within the repeat with the face and therefore the cutting ends square measure shown. within the example higher than the magnitude relation of face ends to cutting ends is 2 : 4.

the construction of an apparent moon-faced bed ford twine on alternate picks. Fig. A, shows the face and cutting threads. Fig. B, shows the insertion of weave on alternate picks to get the cord style.

Some wadded threads square measure introduced in between the face threads so as to extend the burden of the material or enhance the twine result. The wadded threads thus introduced can sometimes be coarser than the face threads and manufactured from a less expensive material.

Twill moon-faced Bed Ford Cord:

In this form of twine, a weave is employed rather than an apparent weave, in conjunction with the twine or rib weave to induce a stronger result. during this kind, the warp is brought a lot of conspicuously to the surface. Figure 8.4, shows the planning of a twill moon-faced bed ford twine.

The weave is inserted on alternate picks. The repeat size of the twine is sixteen ¥ sixteen as well as the face and cutting ends. Wadding threads also can be introduced as within the case of plain moon-faced Bedford cords.

A 2/1 twill has been chosen(figure B) and inserted with the twine. The stuff threads square measure inserted in between the face threads and work with the twine threads. The wadded threads don’t lay to rest weave with the picks.

Uses of Bed Ford Cords:

Bed ford cords realize a large vary of applications like dress materials, military dresses, suitings, woolen and worsted materials (heavy type).

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