Plain weave is the most simplest
weave which have most basic interlacing. Every weft yarn or thread goes over a
warp thread or yarn and then under a warp yarn. Plain weave gives a firm and
flat structure this is ideal for finishes like printing.
The two main variations of plain
weave are:
- Basket weave.
- Rib weave.
Basket Weave: As one set two or
more yarns are taken in plain weave patterns such where interesting textures
are created by weave. But these are not very stable.
Rib weave: By using several yarns
as a thick or one yarn in warp or weft direction the rib effect is produced
which create ridge like effect.
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