Woven Design
Weave, Draw-in and Peg Plan
Woven Design
 Woven fabric design is formed by combination of
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warp and weft yarns.
Warp is represented by draw-in process. Individual
warp yarn passes through different shafts in weaving
process.
Weft is represented by peg-plan. Peg plan
determines how the warp opening for weft insertion.
Normally, the peg plan remains unchanged.
Changing the draw in can creates new design based
on the same peg plan.
Modification of Draw-in
The peg plan is same (2/2) but
the draw in is different. New
design can be created by draw in
different warp sequence, from
point twill to herringbone twill
In this example, only four shafts are
used but fancy designs can be
obtained by different draw-in
process.
Simple 2/2 twill (Peg Plan) with fancy draw-in plan.
Design is 54 ends X 4 picks
Peg Plan
Draw in Plan
Draw in sequence
The draw in process for the last design was created by
2/2 Z twill, 2/2 warp rib, 2/2 S twill and 2/2 matt.
All are formed by simple 2/2 basic twill (peg plan)
Fig A: Peg Plan 3/1 twill
Fig B: Peg Plan 3/1/1/1 twill
Fig C: Peg Plan 2/2/1/1 twill
Fig B: Peg Plan 3/1 twill
Fig C: Peg Plan 3/1/1/1 twill
Fig D: Peg Plan 2/2/1/1 twill
Fancy Diamond Weave
Fig A: Peg Plan is 4 shafts X 16 picks
Fig B: Peg Plan is 4 shafts X 16 picks
Shafts: 4 only
Picks: 16
Ends: 16