Additional Source Info
Oelsner draft #671 turned and expanded to 14 shafts; shafts 15-16 are used for a basket weave edge
Notes
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Number of Shafts
14
Publication Date
1915
Source Title
A Handbook of Weaves
This Draft is from
book
WIF File
Comments
Thanks!
Thanks for posting this draft!
I'm a little confused by the treddling however. I see the black pattern treddling, but what is the blue tabby treddling on the side?
Blue Border
Well,
What I'm not understanding is the treddling. To me this looks like the first pick, for example, uses treddle 15 AND 17. Treddle 15 lifts shafts 2, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12 and treddle 17 lifts shaft 16. Is that correct? My weaving software, as far as I know, won't even do this - show two treddles. You can either do a lift plan or not, but not a lift plan on just the tabby treddles.
And I don't think I can make the treddling from two colors of filled in blocks either. What software are you using?
Peg Plan version of the draft
Peg Plan version of the draft
Peg Plan version of the draft
To Sally: some software has a
To Sally: some software has a choice between "only one treadle" and "mutlipedal treadling" (and liftplan, of course). (At least both Fibreworks and Weavepoint do...)