Plain Weave

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The simplest possible interlacing warp and weft elements in which each weft element passes alternately over and under successive elements (over one, under one), and each reverses the procedure of the one before it. Also called tabby, taffeta weave, linen weave, cloth weave, checker weave.

Excerpt from
Irene Emery, The Primary Structures of Fabrics (Washington D.C.: The Textile Museum, 1980, 2009): 76, cited in Ann Rowe, “Glossary,” in Weaving and Dyeing in Highland Ecuador, edited by Ann Rowe, Laura Miller and Lynn Meisch (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2007): 289-295.

NOTES
NOTE: Please use image in DMA collections. (See rules)

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General Description
The simplest possible interlacing warp and weft elements in which each weft element passes alternately over and under successive elements (over one, under one), and each reverses the procedure of the one before it. Also called tabby, taffeta weave, linen weave, cloth weave, checker weave.

Excerpt from
Irene Emery, The Primary Structures of Fabrics (Washington D.C.: The Textile Museum, 1980, 2009): 76, cited in Ann Rowe, “Glossary,” in Weaving and Dyeing in Highland Ecuador, edited by Ann Rowe, Laura Miller and Lynn Meisch (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2007): 289-295.

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Notes
NOTE: Please use image in DMA collections. (See rules)

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@Higgins
*Arts of the Americas
~American Indian
textiles (visual works): AAT: 300014063
*Latin American Art
weaving: AAT: 300053642
.glossary
textile materials: AAT: 300231565
warp: AAT: 300227930
weft: AAT: 300227934
plain weave (tabby / process): AAT: 300312167
interlacing (textile weaving processes and techniques): DMA
tabby (process): AAT: 300312167
tabby (textile): AAT: 300227906
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materials_and_techniques-0196.xml.nores