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Daily Definition of Satin Weave
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The surface of satin weave cloth is almost made up entirely of warp or filling floats since in the repeat of the weave, each yarn of the one system passes or floats over or under all but one yarn of the opposite yarn system. Satin weaves have a host of uses - brocade, damask other decorative materials.
Illustration of Satin Weave:
Source: Linen ‘n Things Product Guide
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