Pattern Science
XHeliX and the Patterned Plexus of Filaments
These sequences describe how many filaments are crossed before forming a link. The alternating sequences connect adjacent helical columns and organize the filaments into a repeating lattice. The resulting structure...
XHeliX and the Patterned Plexus of Filaments
These sequences describe how many filaments are crossed before forming a link. The alternating sequences connect adjacent helical columns and organize the filaments into a repeating lattice. The resulting structure...
Wraps and Links: From Braid to Bobbinet
Braiding patterns are built from simple crossing rules. By changing how many strands cross before a connection is made, entirely different textile structures emerge. One of the most important rules...
Wraps and Links: From Braid to Bobbinet
Braiding patterns are built from simple crossing rules. By changing how many strands cross before a connection is made, entirely different textile structures emerge. One of the most important rules...
Link Offsets: 2X, 2X+1, 2X+2, 2X+3
Braided lace structures are created by repeating links. A link occurs when one filament crosses the same opposing filament two times consecutively. This rule is written as 2X. Once the...
Link Offsets: 2X, 2X+1, 2X+2, 2X+3
Braided lace structures are created by repeating links. A link occurs when one filament crosses the same opposing filament two times consecutively. This rule is written as 2X. Once the...
Cross, Link, and Interlace
Braided textiles are built from a few simple patterning actions. By defining these actions clearly, more complex lace braid structures become easier to understand. Three of the most important operations...
Cross, Link, and Interlace
Braided textiles are built from a few simple patterning actions. By defining these actions clearly, more complex lace braid structures become easier to understand. Three of the most important operations...
TriLateral Braiding
When strands interact along three axes instead of two, the braid becomes TriLateral. In this system, strands moving in the X and Y directions are intersected by strands moving along...
TriLateral Braiding
When strands interact along three axes instead of two, the braid becomes TriLateral. In this system, strands moving in the X and Y directions are intersected by strands moving along...
The BRAID
Braiding is one of the most fundamental methods of textile construction. At its core, a braid is created by strands moving diagonally across each other in a repeating sequence of...
The BRAID
Braiding is one of the most fundamental methods of textile construction. At its core, a braid is created by strands moving diagonally across each other in a repeating sequence of...
