Stereo Nacht
Question for the weavers: how to you call that type of weaving in English? Catalognes – Christine Boutin
Qwis
They look like the rag rugs I make on a 2 shaft loom.
Qwis
But using nicer fabrics, cut into thinner strips.
ProfPaperclip
Yeah, I would call it rag weaving.
Gingo!
According to Wikipedia, if you're using a linen or other type of frame it's called "prodded". Otherwise maybe braiding?
Stereo Nacht
Gingo!
: I am more asking for how you call the finished product. The weaving itself, it is plain/linen weave (the most basic there is: over, under, repeat), just using regular thread but also cloth cut in stripes. I've seen "catalognas", but I wondered if there was another word in English.
Stereo Nacht
(And I just noticed the French word "catalogne" was not even in the wiktionary, so I added it. I think it's my first serious contribution.
Gingo!
Stereo Nacht
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Qwis
I don’t know what the word for the finished product would be.
ProfPaperclip
I don’t think there is an English word probably because it seems pretty regional