The 'sett' including its pivot and mirror image to form one complete pattern instance
Distance from the front of the drapery to the wall.
Shelley database term referring to patterns with a smaller design which is repeatedly applied in a uniform manner over one surface of the piece, like Shamrock.
the recurrence of the same motif or part of a motif in wallcovering and fabric designs.
How often the pattern is duplicated at intervals down a fabric or wallcovering. One repeat is one full pattern.
The horizontal or vertical distance between identical elements of a pattern design. In the U.S., the repeat is usually measured in inches, for example, a 27" repeat. Details...
The distance from the center of a design element to the center of the same element the next time it appears.
The vertical length of a design or motif.
Layout used for making emblems or designs on a fabric span that are repeated at regular intervals.
The amount of space on a fabric that it takes for a pattern or design to complete. The repeat is usually measured in inches. A solid color has no repeat.
The distance from a point in a pattern figure to the same point where it occurs again, measuring lengthwise of the fabric.
Distance between centers of identical motifs, measured along the length of a bolt of fabric.
The width or height of a pattern on fabric; may be horizontal, vertical or both.
Repeat is a term used to describe how often the pattern repeats on a fabric.