Drafting ThreaDeD In CarD Weaving Patterns

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Drafting Threaded-InCard Weaving PatternsClass notes by Lady Aibell ingen Dairmatahttp://www.eg.bucknell.edu/ lwittie/scaThreaded-in card weaving is the variant of card weaving where the pattern is coded into theindividual cards and the deck of cards or each of a few sub-decks of cards are turned together asa set.SetupHere are some basic assumptions Your cards have four holes punched in a square and are labeled A, B, C, D.On the loom, the labeled side of the cards faces to your left.Turning the cards forwards turns them away from you.Turning the cards backwards turns them towards you.Cards threaded from the right to the left are S-threaded (Card forms the letter S when thefar side is tilted to the left).Cards threaded from the left to the right are Z-threaded (Card forms the letter Z when thefar side is tilted to the right).S and Z ThreadingWhen cards turn forwards or backwards, they make a diagonal stitch to the left or the rightdepending on their threading.Forwards BackwardsS-threadedZ-threaded

Drafting Threaded-In Tablet Weaving PatternsAibell ingen DairmataStitch ColorThe color of a stitch depends on the color of the thread that goes over the top when the card isturned. Read the pattern from the bottom up and turn the cards forwards so A, B, C, D go overthe top in that order.ColorgoingoverthetopDCB A1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Card Numbers4 turns forwards,4 turns backwards8 turns forwardsPutting S and Z Threading together with Stitch ColorThreadingSSSSZZZZColorgoingoverthetopDCBA1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Card Numbers 8 turns forwards 4 turns forwards,4 turns backwardsHow to draft patterns1. Draw your pattern on graph paper by coloring in the boxes. You can have at most 4colors per horizontal row.2. For each column, label the bottom box as A and see if you can assign A B C D in orderbackwards and forwards to fill in the rest of the column. When you reverse direction, yourepeat the letter you just used. Example: ABCDDCBA3. For the threads which have a definite slant, draw a diagonal in the box to match the slant.4. A set of ABCD rows shows your threading diagram. Use the S and Z threading shown bythe slants. Use the pattern of forwards and back shown in each column.

Drafting Threaded-In Tablet Weaving PatternsAibell ingen DairmataExample: Drafting a primproms1 patternDDDCCCBBBAAADDDCCCBBBAAAPhoto andweaving by Eqos1Note: this picture is actually aninkle weave.1) DrawpictureDC HolesinB cardsA1 2 3 4 5 6 7Card numbers4) The pattern is allforwards.2) Label each column with A Use all S or Z threading.B C and D.See if all columns have thesame pattern.You try it: Label each column with A B C and D and find the patternPhoto, pattern, andweaving by Aibell

Drafting Threaded-In Table Weaving PatternsExample: Drafting a different primproms1patternDCBAABCDDCBIn this primproms,the horizontal partsare thicker thanthe vertical parts.Picture by Eqos1DCBAABCDDCBDCBAABCDDCBDCBAABCDDCBAAAA1) Draw picture2) Label each column withA B C and D.See if all columns have thesame pattern.ThreadingZ Z Z ZDC HolesinB cardsA1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Card numbers4) The pattern is 4 forwards, 4 back.Use all Z threading. Z Z Z Z3) For the threads which have adefinite slant, draw adiagonal in the box tomatch the slant.

Drafting Threaded-In Table Weaving PatternsYou try it: For the threads which have a definite slant, draw a diagonal in the boxto match the slant.Photo, pattern, andweaving by AibellYou try it: Drafting a fluez1 pattern2) Label each column with A B C and D.See if all columns have the same pattern.3) For the threads which have adefinite slant, draw a diagonalin the box to match the slant.4) What is the pattern?ThreadingDCBAPictures and weaving byEqos1123456 7 8 9Card Numbers101112

Drafting Threaded-In Table Weaving PatternsYou try one: Drafting a derima1 pattern1.2.3.4.Draw pictureLabel each column with A B C and D. See if all columns have the same pattern.For the threads which have a definite slant, draw a diagonal in the box to match the slant.Combine turning and threading with the bottom 4 rows to see your patternPictureby Eqos1You try one: Drafting a strantivitus1 patternPicture byEqos11. Draw picture2. Label each column with A B C and D. See if all columns have the same patter\ n.3. For the threads which have a definite slant, draw a diagonal in the box to \ match theslant.4. Combine turning and threading with the bottom 4 rows to see your pattern.You try one: Drafting a suago1 patternPicture byEqos11. Draw picture2. Label each column with A B C and D. See if all columns have the same pattern.3. For the threads which have a definite slant, draw a diagonal in the box to match theslant.4. Combine turning and threading with the bottom 4 rows to see your pattern.You try one: Drafting a themesh1 pattern1. Draw picture2. Label each column with A B C and D. See if all columns have the same patter\ n.3. For the threads which have a definite slant, draw a diagonal in the box to \ match theslant.4. Combine turning and threading with the bottom 4 rows to see your pattern.Picture byEqos1

Drafting Threaded-In Table Weaving PatternsYou try it: Drafting a pattern from a photo1. Draw picture2. Label each column with A B C and D. See if allcolumns have the same pattern.3. For the threads which have a definite slant, draw adiagonal in the box to match the slant.4. Combine turning and threading with the bottom 4 rowsto see your patternPhoto and weaving by Emortalcoil2A more difficult pattern: WavesThe patterns done thus far had all the cards turn together as one deck. The next pattern has twodecks and is thus more difficult. I show how I drafted a pattern for it. This pattern is related tothe Ram’s Horn. D C B A DD Photo and weaving by Mim31) Draw picture.BBCDABCD? ?D D C B A DCBADCBB 2) Label each column with A B C and D.3) Find the slantThe turning pattern isn't working. See the marked row ( ) where no card works? One solution is toadd an identical row there. The threading isn't working either. See the marked column ( ) where thethreading changes directions but the cards are still turning forwards? There is not an easy solutionto this! The photo has smoother edges and the middle looks like interlocking rounded squares soI’ll try again using that idea.

Drafting Threaded-In Table Weaving Patterns Will this new wave work? I needed to add two rows between each wave so they fit together.ABCDDCBAABCDDCBADDB BBCCB BBBBC CCAADDDDDDDDCCC CCBBB BBAAAAADDAAACCB BBBBC CCAADDDDDDDDCCC CCBBB BBAAAAA 2) Label each column with A B Cand D. Notice the middle two rows(marked ) are different.1) Draw picture.ABCDDCBAABCDDCBAABCDDCBAABCDDCBA Z Z Z Z Z S S S3) For the threads which have adefinite slant, draw a diagonalin the box to match the slant.ThreadingZ Z Z Z Z S S SDC HolesinB cardsA1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Card numbers4) The pattern is 4 forwards, 4 back for the unmarkedcards and all forwards for the marked cards (6 and 7).Use either all Z or all S for the cards without a definitethreading.Since the marked cards always go forwards, they willeventually built up twist. You can release twist usingfishing swivels or by periodically untying those cards.

Drafting Threaded-In Table Weaving PatternsReferences1.2.3.4.Eqos eqos.deviantart.comEmortalcoil emortalcoil.deviantart.comMim mimbles.comAll other pictures drawn by AibellCopyright 2013 Aibell ingen Dairmata. Permission to reproduce this article is freely given aslong as all attributions remain. Seperate permission may be needed for any images not labeled asowned by Aibell ingen Dairmata. Permission to reproduce any images made by Aibell ingenDairmata is freely given. I'd like a copy if you reprint this article anywhere.

Threaded-in card weaving is the variant of card weaving where the pattern is coded into the individual cards and the deck of cards or each of a few sub-decks of cards are turned together as . 1. Draw your pattern on gra

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