weaving types
Another type of weave is the satin weave, whose weaving method is quite a contrast to the twill weaves. Usually, the weft thread is made to pass under four pieces of warp thread, but goes over just one piece of warp thread. This results in a very delicate and loose fabric that can easily catch a rip.
Similar to the basket weave is the twill weave that also uses many threads of weft. This is one of the types of weave where a weaver weaves more threads over and under the threads of warp. For example, three or four weft threads are laced through two or three warp threads.