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Weave Patterns (Part 1) | Textile Talk w/ A Thrifty Notion - Episode 3

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Kelly introduces the four most common weave patterns, as well as how these patterns affect the end properties of a fabric. More weave patterns will be discussed in a future video!
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27 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@hey_virginia Год назад

I always wondered the difference between satin and sateen. Thank you for making this so easy to follow along with, loving this series!

@AThriftyNotion Год назад

yay! I am so glad you're enjoying it, and that you've found the information helpful !

@hey_virginia Год назад

Hi Killian!! 😍

@AThriftyNotion Год назад

Killian says "mrowwwww!"

@jablestables682 Год назад

Hi! I have a question. If you are trying to identify a mystery fabric, would you be able to see these weave patterns if you look very close (or use a magnifying glass), or is it best to just go by secondary characteristics like the drape/sheen/tear-ability?

@AThriftyNotion Год назад

I'd say I use a combination of both! Sometimes, it's obvious at first glance/touch and others it takes a bit more effort. Magnifying glasses can be very helpful for identifying tricky fabrics!