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    This document provides an overview of weaving techniques, including: 1. The history of weaving and some traditional materials used like roots and cane. Weaving has been practiced since Neolithic times for necessities. 2. The main types of weaving structures covered are plain weave, twill weave, dovetailing, basket weave, rug, soumak, slit weave, interlocking, and god's eyes weave. Each weave type is briefly described. 3. Examples of materials used for demonstrating each weave type are provided, including nylon, kain perca, ribbon, and parcel.

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    This document provides an overview of weaving techniques, including: 1. The history of weaving and some traditional materials used like roots and cane. Weaving has been practiced since Neolithic times for necessities. 2. The main types of weaving structures covered are plain weave, twill weave, dovetailing, basket weave, rug, soumak, slit weave, interlocking, and god's eyes weave. Each weave type is briefly described. 3. Examples of materials used for demonstrating each weave type are provided, including nylon, kain perca, ribbon, and parcel.

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    This document provides an overview of weaving techniques, including: 1. The history of weaving and some traditional materials used like roots and cane. Weaving has been practiced since Neolithic times for necessities. 2. The main types of weaving structures covered are plain weave, twill weave, dovetailing, basket weave, rug, soumak, slit weave, interlocking, and god's eyes weave. Each weave type is briefly described. 3. Examples of materials used for demonstrating each weave type are provided, including nylon, kain perca, ribbon, and parcel.

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    This document provides an overview of weaving techniques, including: 1. The history of weaving and some traditional materials used like roots and cane. Weaving has been practiced since Neolithic times for necessities. 2. The main types of weaving structures covered are plain weave, twill weave, dovetailing, basket weave, rug, soumak, slit weave, interlocking, and god's eyes weave. Each weave type is briefly described. 3. Examples of materials used for demonstrating each weave type are provided, including nylon, kain perca, ribbon, and parcel.

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    CTT3162 TEORI DAN KAEDAH REKA BENTUK TEKSTIL

    FAKULTI TEKNOLOGI KREATIF & WARISAN (FESYEN & TEKSTIL)


    UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA KELANTAN
    2013-2014


    NAME : NAZURAH BINTI DOLAH
    MATRIC NO : C11A142
    LECTURE : EN.MOHD HAFIZ DRAHMAN






    MEANING OF WEAVING
    Weaving a process to cross the ingredients from plants to serve a community of strong and
    can be used. Plant materials that are woven sticks, rattan, roots, bamboo , pine , pine , jute
    and so on. These are usually easy to dry and soft.

    HISTORY OF WEAVING
    Weaving is a traditional art that has no outside influences. The development history is woven
    together with the development of the art of pottery. Type weaving in Neolithic times many
    are producing rope, home and the necessities of life. Material from the root and cane is the
    basic material used to produce woven earlier. Siti Zainun in book design crafts traditional
    Malay states on Long Yunus reign ( 1756-94 ) in the state of Bihar , the use of weaving used
    by the king . Weaving is called ' Mat King ' made from tree bemban .
    To date, few states still actively involved in weaving at the village level . Among the districts
    Rusila , Dungun , Kampung Ru Renggoh Village gravestone , Cendering and Kuala Ibai in
    the state . Other states that there are still weaving activity is the state of Perlis , Kedah ,
    Perak , Selangor , Negeri Sembilan , Pahang , Melaka , Sarawak and Sabah .

    TYPES OF WEAVING
    1. PLAIN WEAVE
    Cross plain cross is the oldest, most widely used among other intersection. Chance of 80 % of
    all cross- weave is a plain cross. Plain cross is the most simple cross with its surface between
    the good and bad parts of the fabric.
    Because the intersection between the threads and warp feed on cross plain compared to most
    other cross, the cross is plain woven fittest. Also woven into plain easy given the design, such
    as the stamped surface , dibatik , embroidery and more. Some woven with plain weave is the
    famous muslin cloth, mori , nansook , voile , organdi , blacu and so on .

    Material : Nilon

    2. TWILL WEAVE
    Cross twill is an intersection of the threads lusi cross over or under two or more weft yarns ,
    the warp threads crossing the left or right to shift one or more weft threads to form a diagonal
    line or twill line .
    Cross twill fabric with sparse labeled because their surface texture is attractive with the
    advent of the twill lines. However twill silk fibers derived from yarn or other fiber light often
    stigmatized. Twill not easily dirty because dirt tends to stick to the surface only twill line.
    Some cross twill weave with the other drill, jeans , denim , gabardine , and so on .

    Material : Nilon




    3.D0VETAILING
    To change color within the shot. Use two needles.

    Material : Kain Perca

    4. BASKET WEAVE
    Basket weaving is a type of weave used for basket weaving and basket pattern. Basket weave
    is a weave made from multi-strand horizontal multi- strand woven on a vertical. Over 2,
    under 2 (Does not matter if you start over or under.) Use a double strand of weft.

    Material : Nilon

    5. RUG
    Traditional knotting technique for pile carpets. Use 4 stands of yarn. Add a row of tabby
    after every two rows of knots. Shear the pile to desired height.

    Material : Nilon

    6. SOUMAK
    Another traditional carpet technique. Create single color diagonals or zigzags, using the 3
    needle. The right side of diagrams showing shows which way the wefts will slant after
    beating in.

    Material : Parcel

    7. SLIT

    Material : Ribbon

    8.INTERLOCKING


    Material : Parcel



    9.GOD EYESS

    Material : Parcel and Nilon

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