There are three basic elements in
a woven design. They are:
- Design.
- Drafting plan.
- Lifting plan.
Design: The design indicates the
interlacement of warp and weft threads in the repeat of the design. It is made
up of a number of squares which constitute the repeat size of a design. The
vertical direction of the squares indicates the picks and the horizontal
direction indicates the ends.
Drafting plan: The drafting plan
indicates the manner of drawing the ends through the heald eyes and it also
denotes the number of heald shaft required for a given weave repeat.
Lifting plan: The lifting plan
provides useful information to the weaver. It denotes the order of lifting of
heald shafts.
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