Weave Lab

True-interlacement vector plaids · Colorways · SVG for Illustrator

Presets

Weave structure

Weave draft. Dark = warp on top, light = weft on top. Every pattern below emerges from this grid.

Yarn palette (original colorway)

Codes (A, B, C…) are neutral placeholders — your design team recolors freely, and each code is its own layer in the SVG. The spec sheet maps every code to its hex. Add a name only if you want one.

Warp sequence (vertical threads)

Code + thread count, space-separated. e.g. A4 B4 — the field wraps, and the bar shows every block in order.

Weft sequence (horizontal threads)

Mirror warp into weft (balanced plaid)

Colorways

Preview any colorway on the canvas — Colorway 1 is your working palette above, and its Preview button always brings you back. Shuffle rotates which yarn gets which color — the classic spec-sheet trick for finding unexpected winners.

Output

Thread size (px)

Repeat size

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Ends / inch (warp)

Picks / inch (weft)

Physical repeat at set density:
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Design name

Designer

Season

Style #

Designer · Season · Style # print in the spec-sheet header. Per-colorway codes live on each colorway card.

Include thread hairlines (separate layer)

ZIP contains one SVG per colorway plus a letter-size spec sheet per colorway — one page each, with swatch, chips, technical specs, and the plaid in repeat with rulers.

Design state

Saves everything — palette, sequences, weave, density, and all colorways — to one file you can reopen or hand off. Same export/import pattern as your studio dashboard.

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