Flat 3D Fabric

Weaving is usually done by interlacing two sets of yarn, the warp and weft, at right angles. In this edition of J-Innovators we meet a Takumi, or innovator, who has come up with a loom that can vary the spacing between the threads to create wavy patterns in the fabric. The resulting fabric appears three-dimensional, but it's actually flat! This remarkable wavy weave already has a growing legion of fans. Join us as reporter Michelle Yamamoto meets with Masatoshi Takeda, an innovator who produces new weaves by modifying traditional looms he has collected from around Japan.
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i congratulate you for this innovation,i want to learn more techinques

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Thanks

[@lievendewaeledta]

Talking about inventing the hot water again ! This kind of weaving technique can be found in technical manuals about weaving already in the late 19th century ! As all warp and weft yarns remain on the same level the use of the temer "3D" is completely out of order. Nevertheless, the fabrics are beautifull.

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Hi this is Sani from Bangladesh. Actually I wanna know can u do it by the fine yarn like 30 / 30 , 40/30 or 20/20 open yarn same way circular knit maybe not possible. Right? However if can be possible by knit fabrics like terry and gauge 22 to 24 (per inch needle). Can u pls let me know I hv to give u here my email I’d ([e-mail]). Waiting for y4 kind response. Thanks. Sani my cell no. 008801972526730