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Master Sett Chart Jane’S Master Sett Chart Encompasses More Than 40 Years of Weaving Experience, Trial & Error and Extensive Sampling with Many of Our Yarns Jane Stafford Textiles 142 Richard Flack Rd. Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 1N4 www.janestaffordtextiles.com [email protected] Master Sett Chart Jane’s Master Sett Chart encompasses more than 40 years of weaving experience, trial & error and extensive sampling with many of our yarns. This chart is an invaluable treasure trove of weaving advice. Weave Structure Warp Material Weft Material ie: PW, Twill EPI PPI Drape ie: Firm or loose 16/2 Cotton 16/2 Cotton Plain Weave 28 28 Firmish for napkins 16/2 Cotton 16/2 Cotton Plain Weave 24 24 Nice drapey fabric 16/2 Cotton 16/2 Cotton Plain Weave 20 20 Very open, gauzy, just stable fabric 16/2 Cotton 30/2 silk Plain Weave 24 24 Luxuriously drapey fabric 16/2 Cotton 12 gauge Bambu Plain Weave 24 24 Nice drapey fabric 16/2 Cotton 16/2 Cotton Twill 30 30 Nice drapey fabric 8/2 Cotton 8/2 Cotton Plain Weave 20 20 Firm cloth 8/2 Cotton 8/2 Cotton Plain Weave 18 18 Nice drapey fabric 8/2 Cotton 8/2 Cotton Plain Weave 16 16 Gossamer cotton 8/2 Cotton 8/2 Cotton Twill 20-22 20-22 Nice drapey fabric All of these yarns are available from Jane Stafford Textiles © Jane Stafford Textiles 2019 Page 1 of 5 Jane Stafford Textiles 142 Richard Flack Rd. Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 1N4 www.janestaffordtextiles.com Master Sett Chart [email protected] Master Sett Chart Weave Structure [email protected] Warp Material Weft Material ie: PW, Twill EPI PPI Drape ie: Firm or loose 8/2 Cotton 8/2 Cotton Twill 24 24 Firmer 8/2 Cotton Bouclé Twill 16 16 Nice drapey Terry Towel 22/2 Cottolin 22/2 Cottolin All Combinations and Setts for 8/2 cotton above would apply. Bouclé Cotton Bouclé Cotton Plain Weave 12 12 Good skookum towel 8/4 Cotton 8/4 Cotton Plain Weave 10-12 10-12 Nice & drapey 8/4 Cotton 8/4 Cotton Twill 12 12 Super drapey – good for multiple washings and trips through the dryer 8/4 Cotton 8/4 Cotton Twill 15-16 15-16 Firm placemats 8/4 Cotton Bouclé Twill 12 12 Bath towel 8/4 Cotton 8/8 Cotton Twill 12 12 Placemats Monte Cristo Cotton Monte Cristo Cotton Plain Weave 8 8 Super squooshy baby blankie 16/2 Linen 16/2 Linen Plain Weave 15 15 Nice drapey fabric 16/2 Linen 16/2 Linen Twill 18 18 Nice drapey fabric All of these yarns are available from Jane Stafford Textiles © Jane Stafford Textiles 2019 Page 2 of 5 Jane Stafford Textiles 142 Richard Flack Rd. Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 1N4 www.janestaffordtextiles.com Master Sett Chart [email protected] Master Sett Chart Weave Structure [email protected] Warp Material Weft Material ie: PW, Twill EPI PPI Drape ie: Firm or loose 40/2 Linen 40/2 Linen Plain Weave 24 24 Crisp but still drapey 40/2 Linen 40/2 Linen Plain Weave 30 30 A little crisper but still soft 7g Bambu 7g Bambu Plain Weave 14-16 14-16 Very drapey 7g Bambu 7g Bambu Twill 16-18 16-18 Very drapey 12g Bambu 12g Bambu Plain Weave 24 24 Very fine, gossamer 12g Bambu 12g Bambu 3/1 Twill 30 30 Stunning Turned Twill 30/2 Silk 16/2 Cotton Plain Weave 24 24 Wonderfully fine, soft and drapey 30/2 Silk 30/2 Silk Plain Weave 28 28 Beautiful, stable, drapey 30/2 Silk 30/2 Silk 2/2 Twill 30 30 Beautiful, stable, drapey 30/2 Silk 30/2 Silk 3/1 Twill 32 32 Beautiful, stable, drapey Turned Twill 30/2 Silk Zephyr 2/2 Twill 24 24 Beautiful, stable, drapey 30/2 Silk, 40/2 Linen 30/2 Silk, 40/2 Linen Plain Weave 24 24 Beautiful, stable, drapey All of these yarns are available from Jane Stafford Textiles © Jane Stafford Textiles 2019 Page 3 of 5 Jane Stafford Textiles 142 Richard Flack Rd. Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 1N4 www.janestaffordtextiles.com Master Sett Chart [email protected] Master Sett Chart Weave Structure [email protected] Warp Material Weft Material ie: PW, Twill EPI PPI Drape ie: Firm or loose 30/2 Silk 40/2 Linen Plain Weave 30 30 Fabulous. A little firmer than above, but still drapey 20/2 Silk/Tussah 20/2 Silk/Tussah Plain Weave 20 20 Soft, drapey … delightful 20/2 Silk, 8/2 Organic 20/2 Silk, 8/2 Organic Plain Weave 16 16 Beautiful gossamer scarf Cotton Cotton 20/2 Silk 8/2 Cotton Plain Weave 18 18 Slightly firmer than above. Mohair Mohair Plain Weave 6 7 Cozy, cozy, cozy (78%Mohair/13% Wool, (78%Mohair/13% 9% Nylon) Wool, 9% Nylon) Harrisville Shetland Harrisville Shetland Plain Weave 8 8 Warm and cozy, yet light and squooshy Harrisville Shetland Harrisville Shetland Twill 10 10 Yummy blankie Harrisville Shetland Harrisville Shetland Twill 12 12 Firmer than above Harrisville Shetland Mohair Twill 8 8 Cozy and fuzzy Zephyr Wool/Silk Zephyr Wool/Silk Plain Weave 16-20 16-20 Depending on how much you want to full Zephyr Wool/Silk Zephyr Wool/Silk Twill 18-24 18-24 Depending on how much you want to full All of these yarns are available from Jane Stafford Textiles © Jane Stafford Textiles 2019 Page 4 of 5 Jane Stafford Textiles 142 Richard Flack Rd. Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 1N4 www.janestaffordtextiles.com Master Sett Chart [email protected] Master Sett Chart Weave Structure [email protected] Warp Material Weft Material ie: PW, Twill EPI PPI Drape ie: Firm or loose 18/2 Merino 18/2 Merino Plain Weave 16-20 16-20 Depending on how much you want to full 18/2 Merino 18/2 Merino Twill 18-24 18-24 Depending on how much you want to full Québécoise Wool Québécoise Wool Plain Weave 8 8 Soft when fulled Québécoise Wool Québécoise Wool Twill 10 10 Soft when fulled Cashmere Cashmere Plain Weave 20 20 Soft and airy, fabulous drape Cashmere Cashmere Plain Weave 22 22 Soft and drapey Cashmere Cashmere Plain Weave 24 24 A little firmer but still sumptuously soft Cashmere Cashmere Twill 22 22 Soft with delicious drape Cashmere Cashmere Twill 24 24 Soft and drapey Cashmere Cashmere Twill 28 28 Very soft and squooshy All of these yarns are available from Jane Stafford Textiles © Jane Stafford Textiles 2019 Page 5 of 5 .
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