Basic Weave Structures: Twill - Gist Yarn

In a twill weave, the weft travels over 1-3 warp ends and then passes under 1-3 ends. Each progressive row shifts by one warp end, creating a diagonal line across your cloth. Twill is generally woven on 4 shafts (though you see 3 shaft variations) and creates a strong and smooth fabric.

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