The Stubenitsky Code

Marsoni

M251S

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The Stubenitsky CodeThe principle of weaving with only one tie shaft was already discovered by Marian Stubenitsky in 2001, and thereafter developed to twill and basket weavings that give the possibility for bigger patterns, even on relatively few shafts. Other weavings are also presented on 4, 8 up to 32 shafts offering a range of structures: in addition to twill and basket weave also huck, seven structures in one weaving, moir type effects, deflected double weave and

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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025