Classic fabric types
Start from plain linen, oxford check, gingham, buffalo check, windowpane, ticking stripe, madras, tartan-inspired plaid, and hundreds of generated formula diagrams.
Preset library
600 weave pattern diagrams for TextileWeave
The diagram library gives designers 600 compatible starting points: fabric formulas on the left, palettes on the right, and direct links into the studio with settings already applied.
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Also useful for
These pages cover adjacent search intents while keeping the workflow focused on editable woven patterns.
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Palette combinations
Apply ready palettes to any formula starter before opening the editor.
SEO-friendly examples
Each diagram acts as a real design entry point, not just a decorative gallery.
Workflow
From idea to exportable pattern.
01
Filter by fabric group
Choose basics, checks, plaids, or stripes.
02
Select a palette
Pick a color direction in the side panel.
03
Open in studio
Launch the selected formula and palette as an editable pattern.
FAQ
Common questions
How many presets are available? +
The preset page includes 600 compatible diagrams across basics, checks, plaids, and stripes. Each one opens in the studio as editable warp and weft formulas.
Can I change a preset after opening it? +
Yes. Presets are starting points. The studio keeps formulas and colors editable.
Can a preset use any palette? +
Yes. Pick a palette first, then open the fabric preset.