WEAVEIT PART 1 SOFTWARE

Here the pattern weft is smaller in comparison to the tabby. The orange sample is linen and in a handwoven cloth from Estonia. In the Blue overshot sample above you do not see this occurring. When weaving overshot, you may notice that sometimes the edges of blocks have pattern picks that spread apart or are snuggled together.

Pattern = weft floats (pattern weft), background = plain weave (tabby weft), and the third appearance is called halftones. Overshot: A supplementary weft pattern weave. The design ideas on this page are ideas that have helped me to design and weave overshot.

WEAVEIT PART 1 SOFTWARE

©Judie Eatough 2005ġ5 Drafting with Weaving Software Program Version #’sįiberworks Bronze/Silver /, Patternland V6.07 pixeLoom, 3.1.1 ProWeave Release A WeaveIt Basic/Pro WeaveMaker WeavePoint V 6.Madelyn van der Hoogt’s The Complete Book of Drafting for Handweavers Enter a sett for each yarn if you want thickness to show in draft. Treadle ‘As Drawn In Edit  Treadle ‘As Drawn in’ Color sequences can be applied to warp and/or weft. Display shows thickness ©Judie Eatough 2005 Example: Gray yarn has a sett of 12 and red yarn has a sett of 6. Thickness Project  Yarn Selection A sett is entered for each yarn. Colors are selected from the palette ©Judie Eatough 2005 ©Judie Eatough 2005Ĭolor Design  Color Sequence Color sequences can be entered by width in threads or inches. Four pre-defined and a user defined sequence. ©Judie Eatough 2005Ĭolor Design  Color & Weave Color repeats can be added to the draft. In View editing allows one color warp and one color weft. ©Judie Eatough 2005Ĭolor In the editors two colors can be used with right and left mouse clicks.

Both: Make a selection and copy/paste/modify only part of the tieup-invert, flip, wrap. Tieup From the tieup editor: Create your own, fill with standard tieups, flip, wrap, and enter first treadle. Repeats Threading and treadling may be entered as repeats. Click and drag between two points for a line. Now I can see the spaces ©Judie Eatough 2005ĭraw and Line Use in Editors or In View Draw produces a freehand curve. Can be used in the individual editors or ‘In View’. Keyboard Shafts/Treadles Keyboard 1 to 10đ to 9 to 0 row of numbers 11 to 20Ĝtrl + 1 to 0 row 21 to 30Ĝtrl and Alt + 1 to 0 row 31 to 32 Shift + 1 to 2 Shafts/treadles are added at the end of the draft. Draft and color information is added at the same time. In View Edit draft with one color warp (left click) one color weft (right click), change colors as desired. Treadle ‘As Drawn In’ Insert/Delete OK* Blanks OK *In select mode *Not in the tie-up ©Judie Eatough 2005Įditors Two colors are available with right and left mouse clicks as shaft/treadle information is entered. Enter Data View by weaving program WeaveIt Basic/Pro Illustrations: program version #’s (check program version #’s used for illustrations) program version #’s show which version was used for illustrations ©Judie Eatough 2005Ģa. (Yes/No) (check program version #’s used for illustrations) program version #’s show which version was used for illustrations ©Judie Eatough 2005Ģ Drafting with Weaving Software #2 Data Entry (Yes/No) Blank ends, picks, and treadles are allowed. Questions: Insert/ Delete keys will insert/delete ends, picks, treadles. Threading, treadling, tie-up, dents, and color. Presentation on theme: 'Drafting with Weaving Software #2 Enter Data'- Presentation transcript:ġ Drafting with Weaving Software #2 Enter Data

Weaveit part 1