Some types of weaves
A 1929 United States Department of Agriculture publication from Washington D.C., issued by the Bureau of Home Economics and the Office of Cooperative Extension Work for home weavers and extension teaching. The two plates are close-up line drawings of textile structures, labelled gauze weave, leno weave, satin weave and sateen weave. A designer could draw on their interlaced warp and weft patterns for textile pattern, basketry-like grids, or technical diagram motifs.
