Mock leno weaves form open structures with small gaps and produce an imitation leno effect, called a mock leno weave. Mock leno weaving requires proper denting to form spaces and produces a rough fabric surface with a perforated weave effect. Mock leno fabrics can be used for embroidery cloth, canvas cloth, light weight window curtains, and blouses or dresses when combined with other weaves like plain, twill, or satin.

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Mock Leno Weave …..
Er . Bhushan Kumar
Weaving Executive
Raymond Textiles Ltd
Vapi, Gujarat,India
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Mock Leno Weaves :
Mock Leno Weaves form open structures with small gap.
This Type of weave produces an imitation of leno effect,
so it is called MOCK LENO weave.
In order to form proper space, proper denting is necessary.
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Method of Construction:
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Method of Construction:
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Features:-
1. Crossing: In this ends are not made to cross each other like true leno
2. Diagonal Similarity: Weave can be divided diagonally into equal
parts.
3. Repeat size: minimum repeat size used: 6x6. (Even number repeat
size used)
4. Weave Effect: Open perforated weave.
5. Produced in ordinary way without special leno shafts.
6. Denting: Ends from each individual group are drawn into same dent
(this bunches the floating end together and causes a slight gap or
opening in the fabric. Due to this fabric appearance is similar to leno
fabric.)
7. Fabric surface = Rough.

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Mock leno fabric:

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Uses as:
•Embroidery cloth
•Canvas cloth
•Light weight window curtains
•Blouses and dress wear ( in combination with plain,
Twill, Satin and other weaves)

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