Satin Weave Pattern Quiz and Flashcards

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Why can Move No. 1 never be selected?

It is 1 less than the weave repeat

It is a multiple of the weave repeat (correct)

It is not a factor of the weave repeat

It is equal to the weave repeat

Which two Move Nos. can be used according to the text?

Move No. 1 and Move No. 3

Move No. 1 and Move No. 2

Move No. 3 and Move No. 4

Move No. 2 and Move No. 3 (correct)

How is the first warp end marked in the given weave?

First end is filled with 4 down and 1 up

First end is filled with 2 up and 3 down

First end is filled with 3 up and 2 down

First end is filled with 4 up and 1 down (correct)

How is the second end filled using Move No. 3?

Counting of Move No. 3 starts from 1st up box after down box in the first end Signup and view all the answers

How is the third end filled using Move No. 3?

Counting of Move No. 3 starts from 1st up box after down box in the second end Signup and view all the answers

What is marked in the adjacent right box of the second and third ends after the counting of Move No. 3 is completed?

Down (blank box) Signup and view all the answers

What is the defining characteristic of an Irregular Satin/Sateen Weave?

It has no particular move number. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of a Regular Warp Satin?

7/1 (8-End) Satin Signup and view all the answers

What is the defining characteristic of a Weft Sateen?

The prominence of weft floating is seen on the fabric surface. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of an Irregular Weft Sateen?

1/5 (6-End) Sateen Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between Regular Warp Satin and Irregular Warp Satin?

Regular Warp Satin is produced with a definite move number, while Irregular Warp Satin has no definite move number. Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between Standard Irregular Satin and Standard Irregular Sateen?

Standard Irregular Satin has a prominent warp floating, while Standard Irregular Sateen has a prominent weft floating. Signup and view all the answers

What is marked in the adjacent right box of the second end after the counting of Move No.2 is completed?

Up (Coloured Box) Signup and view all the answers

How many down (Blank Boxes) are filled after the Up (Coloured Box) in the first end to start filling the second end?

2 Signup and view all the answers

In the given weave pattern, how many Warp Ends are filled with Up (Coloured Box) in the first round?

1 Signup and view all the answers

What marks the adjacent right box of the third end after Move No.2 is completed in filling the third end?

Up (Coloured Box) Signup and view all the answers

How many down (Blank Boxes) are filled after the first Up (Coloured Box) in the second end to start filling the third end?

2 Signup and view all the answers

In completing a repeat, which End will be filled after the fifth End?

Sixth End Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the 'up' (colored) box in the text?

To signify the completion of the desired move number Signup and view all the answers

How many ends are described in the text to complete a repeat?

5 Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the 'down' (blank) boxes in the text?

To signify the boxes above and below the 'up' (colored) box Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between 'S-Satin' and 'Z-Satin' described in the text?

S-Satin and Z-Satin refer to the direction of the diagonal lines Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an application of satin weaves in the text?

Upholstery Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of a 'Regular Satin/Sateen Weave' according to the text?

A weave with a specific move number Signup and view all the answers

In a 4/1 (5 - End) Satin weave with Move No. 2, how is the second warp end filled?

The second warp end is filled by starting the count of Move No. 2 from the first up (colored box) after the down (blank box) in the first end within the same repeat. Signup and view all the answers

In a 4/1 (5 - End) Satin weave with Move No. 2, how is the third warp end filled?

The third warp end is filled by starting the count of Move No. 2 from the first up (colored box) after the down (blank box) in the second end within the same repeat. Signup and view all the answers

In a 1/4 (5 - End) Sateen weave with Move No. 2, how is the first warp end filled?

The first warp end is filled with 1 up (colored box) and 4 down (blank boxes). Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of the 'Move No.' in the weave pattern?

The 'Move No.' determines the starting point for counting the number of up (colored boxes) and down (blank boxes) for each subsequent end. Signup and view all the answers

In a 4/1 (5 - End) Satin weave with Move No. 2, how many ends are there in a complete repeat?

5 ends Signup and view all the answers

In a 1/4 (5 - End) Sateen weave with Move No. 2, how would you fill the second warp end?

Start counting from the first up (colored box) after the down (blank box) in the first end, and mark the adjacent right box as down (blank box) when the count reaches 2. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Satin and Sateen Weaves

Satin and Sateen weaves are classified based on the prominence of warp or weft floating on the fabric surface.
Warp Satin: If the prominence of warp floating is seen on the fabric, then this Satin is called Warp Satin.
- Regular Warp Satin: Produced with a definite move number throughout the repeat.
- Irregular Warp Satin: No definite move number to construct the Irregular Satin throughout the repeat.
Weft Sateen: If the prominence of weft floating is seen on the fabric surface, then this Sateen is called as Weft Sateen.
- Regular Weft Sateen: Produced with a definite move number throughout the repeat.
- Irregular Weft Sateen: No definite move number to construct the Irregular Weft Sateen throughout the repeat.

Filling Weave Repeats

To fill the second end, counting of Move No. starts from 1st up (Coloured Box) after down (Blank Box) in the first end within the same repeat.
To fill the third end, counting of Move No. starts from 1st up (Coloured Box) after down (Blank Box) in the second end within the same repeat.
In the same way, fourth and fifth Ends are filled to complete the repeat.

Examples of Satin and Sateen Weaves

4/1 (5 - End) Satin with Move No. 2 (Fig. 2)
1/4 (5 - End) Sateen with Move No. 2 (Fig. 3)
4/1 (5 - End) Satin with Move No. 3 (Fig. 1)
1/4 (5 - End) Sateen with Move No. 3 (Fig. 4)

Irregular Satin/Sateen Weave

If Satin/Sateen Weave having no particular move number is called as Irregular Satin/Sateen Weave.
Examples of Irregular Satin/Sateen Weaves:
- 3/1 (4 - End) Satin
- 5/1 (6 - End) Satin
- 1/3 (4 - End) Sateen
- 1/5 (6 - End) Sateen

Direction of Diagonal Lines of Satin/Sateen Weave

These Weaves (Satin/Sateen) can be produced in both 'S' and 'Z' direction.
For 4/1 Satin: Move # 3 is used to make S-Satin, and Move # 2 is used to make Z-Satin.
For 1/4 Sateen: Move # 3 is used to make Z-Sateen, and Move # 2 is used to make S-Sateen.

Applications of Satin and Sateen Weaves

Satin weaves find a wide range of application such as:
- Denim
- Interlining Cloth
- Ribbons
- Dress materials (lustrous)
- Children Dress materials

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