Dearranging warp threads enables to create checkerboard weaves. The threading is a combination of straight twill unit and 10 leaf satin unit. The resulting weaves from drafting the pegplan as the threading are shown in figure 2: straight twill in 1 and 4, satin in 2 and 3. This checkerboard pattern is kept with any 10 leaf twill used as ground weave. These twills produce a variety of derivative weaves such as crepe, interlocking twills, double weaves (figures 4 and 5). We can also work with any 10 thread fancy weave: it is necessary to choose structures with warp and weft floats equal or less than 3.%10+10=10: dix cadres suffisent pour réaliser un damier à partir d'une opposition de sergés de rapport 10.
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