Excerpt from A Handbook of Weaves
Crepe weaves Derived from Satin Weaves By Arranging Floats in Satin Order By Transposition Of Weaves in Checkerboard Order By Rearranging Other Weaves By Rearrangement of Warp Threads By Rearranging narp and Filling Threads With Groups of Threads on the Same Shaft By Interlocking a Weave with its Reverse By Interlocking Two Weaves By Drafting One Weave over Another By Drafting a Weave in Four Squares.
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