Hi ,
are there any suggestions how "Deflected Doubleweave" is called in other languages?. In Germany we have no term for it. I found some swedish like "false dubbelväv ".If there are some literature tipps, they are very welcome. I found a lot in " Fabrics that go bump", and two issues of " Handwoven" but I´m looking for more about it.
Kristina
There is a lexicon on the forum du filage where I am to. The term is not there. so I just posted the question about it. I'll see later on what answers will come out.
Élisabeth
Some Swedish books (and teachers) call it cell-väv.
However - some other Swedish books (and teachers) use that word for something completely different...
Someone on my forum du filage (spinning forum) suggest : tissus à structure épaisse ; that's in French. The litteral for it, il a fabric with thick structure. I doubt that's exact tough.
First thank you for your information and your help. I can see it is not easy to find out more at the moment. It seems to be an origin american term.I tried with the terms a Google image search. But I hadn`t much sucess.
Kristina
Hello,
In Holland it is called 'schijndubbel weefsel'. Or, in particular cases, 'celweefsel'.
Marian Stubenitsky.
Thank you Marian for this tip!
I´m always searching for the foreign terms , so that I can google. And Surprise I found you and your interesting homepage. Funny thing I´ve took class about Schijndubbel Weefsel by another dutch weaver. Maybe you know Roelie Schouten ?
Is Deflected Doubleweave very common among the dutch weavers?
Groeten !
Kristina
