Mockleno Weaves Techniques

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What pattern is filled in the diagonal portions of a spotted Mockleno using a 2x4 order on a 16x16 grid?

A 2x4 spot is filled in two opposite diagonal portions.

For a 3x3 spotted Mockleno construction on a 28x28 grid, what remains unfilled in the diagonal portions?

The remaining two opposite diagonal portions are left unfilled.

How is the DID represented after constructing a spotted Mockleno in a grid format?

The DID is shown in a separate grid where red boxes are filled in the same pattern as the original grid.

What grid size should be used for constructing a spotted Mockleno with a 3x1 order?

<p>A 10x10 grid is used for constructing a 3x1 spotted Mockleno.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In constructing spotted Mockleno, what happens to the threads in the areas not occupied by filled spots?

<p>The remaining areas are filled with the usual Mockleno weave.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Mockleno weave and how does it relate to leno or gauze fabrics?

<p>Mockleno weave is an imitation of leno or gauze fabrics produced by a special weaving method, creating similar perforated effects.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name the two types of Mockleno weaves and describe one.

<p>The two types of Mockleno weaves are Simple Mockleno and Spotted Mockleno. Simple Mockleno consists of uniform patterning across the fabric with filled and unfilled areas in a grid layout.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How would you construct a Simple Mockleno on 12 threads?

<p>To construct a Simple Mockleno on 12 threads, fill the corner boxes in two opposite diagonal portions and leave the other diagonals unfilled, following a grid pattern.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does DID stand for in the context of Simple Mockleno weaves?

<p>DID stands for 'Design Identification Diagram,' which visually represents the pattern of filled areas in the weave.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain how Spotted Mockleno differs from Simple Mockleno.

<p>Spotted Mockleno features specific spots of filled areas, while Simple Mockleno has a more uniform filled and unfilled pattern across the grid.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Provide an example of constructing a Simple Mockleno using 10 threads.

<p>To construct a Simple Mockleno with 10 threads, fill corner boxes in two opposite diagonal portions while keeping the remaining diagonals either filled or unfilled based on the design.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What filling pattern is used in the diagonal portions of a Spotted Mockleno construction?

<p>In Spotted Mockleno, a 2x2 spot is filled in the two opposite diagonal portions, while the remaining spots are left unfilled.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can one visualize the construction of a 16x16 Simple Mockleno weave?

<p>Visualize a 16x16 grid with the corner boxes filled in two opposite diagonal portions and remaining areas filled or unfilled according to the design scheme.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Spotted Mockleno Construction

A method of weaving where a specific pattern (spot) is filled in opposite diagonal portions of a grid, while the rest follows a Mockleno weave pattern.

Spotted Mockleno Size

The spot size in spotted Mockleno is defined by a shape's width and height, and it's placed in opposite diagonal sections.

Mockleno Weave Base Grid

The basic rectangular grid used as a foundation for creating a spotted Mockleno pattern.

DID Grid

A separate grid that visually represents the dotted interlace design of the pattern, showing the filled in spots.

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Diagonal Spot Placement

In spotted Mockleno, the spots are specifically placed in opposite diagonal portions of the weave grid, in a pattern which contrasts with a standard Mockleno weave.

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Mockleno Weaves

Imitation of Leno/Gauze fabrics using a special weaving method.

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Simple Mockleno

A type of Mockleno weave with a specific diagonal pattern.

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Spotted Mockleno

Mockleno weave with a 2x2 patterned spot instead of standard diagonal filling.

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Diagonal Filling (Mockleno)

The pattern applied to fill adjacent spaces.

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Double Interlock Design (DID)

The pattern of the weave shown as a simplified grid.

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12 threads Simple Mockleno

A simple mockleno weave example using 12 threads, showing the diagonal filling pattern.

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2x2 Spotted Mockleno

A spot-patterned mockleno weave type with 2x2 sections in specific diagonal positions.

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Leno/Gauze Weaving

A weaving method producing perforated effects.

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Study Notes

Mockleno Weaves

  • Mockleno weave is a method of weaving that imitates leno or gauze fabrics.
  • The method involves a special weaving technique, sometimes called leno or gauze weaving.
  • Mockleno weaves create similar perforated effects as leno or gauze weaving.
  • Mockleno weaves are categorized into two types:
    • Simple Mockleno
    • Spotted Mockleno

Simple Mockleno

  • Example 1: Create a simple mockleno on 12 threads, showing the Designated Intersection Diagram (DID).

  • Solution: Fill the corner boxes in the opposite diagonal portions of the grid. Then, fill in the remaining boxes in the remaining diagonal portions, leaving the corners unfilled.

  • Example 2: Construct an 8-thread simple mockleno on a 16 x 16 thread grid.

  • Example 3: Construct a 6-thread simple mockleno on a 12 x 12 thread grid.

  • Example 4: Construct a 10-thread simple mockleno.

Spotted Mockleno

  • Example 1: Create a 2x2 spotted mockleno on a 12-thread grid, showing the DID.
  • Solution: Fill a 2x2 spot in the opposite diagonal portions of the grid. In the remaining two diagonal portions, leave the 2x2 spot unfilled and complete the mockleno weave in the regular manner.
  • Example 2: Construct a 2x4 spotted mockleno on a 16-thread grid.
  • Example 3: Construct a 14-thread 3x3 spotted mockleno on a 28 x 28 thread grid.
  • Example 4: Construct a 10-thread 3x1 spotted mockleno.

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