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Twill weave is a weave pattern that is done by passing the weft yarn over and under two or four warp threads with a “step” between rows to create a diagonal pattern. It is not a basic technique like a plain weave where you can simply go over and under each warp thread. Twill weave is a great technique to add to your Tapestry weaving. You can create nice textures like diamond or chevron that looks great when you weave a tea mug coaster, a bookmark or a DIY wall hanging.

When you have many patterns to weave on 4×4″ looms (Zoom Loom / Weave-It) and also pattern books and perhaps you have already ventured to invent your own stitches and patterns, surely yo…

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Earthy colors inspired by the changing seasons. Warm tones blend into each other. #weaving #heartilluminate #wovenwallhangings

Weaving twill, chevron, diamond and houndstooth patterns on a frame loom - a simple weaving tutorial #weaving #textiles #handwoven #loom #diamond #chevron

Green Waves, kimono. Moriguchi Kunihiko. Plain weave silk with freehand paste-resist decoration. Kyoto, Japan, 1973 (V&A: FE.420-1992). From V&A Pattern Series II: Kimono published by V&A Publishing and Abrams Books.

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