continuation of step 110 immediately after step 130 wherein additional weft tows 54 are positioned or laid adjacent to the warp pins 72 in the desired path the weft tows 54 and stitcher tows 56 build on top of each other and form a build height in a third dimension perpendicular to both the weft tows 54 and stitcher tows 56 fig7 illustrates a continuation of step 120 after a performance of a previous step 120 wherein the stitcher tows 56 are positioned or laid adjacent to warp pins 72 and dummy pins 74 in about a 180 u00b0 orientation i e the opposite direction from the previous step 120 the orientations for the repeated step 120 are rotated 180 u00b0 for each iteration of the method shown in fig3 in this manner the resultant stitch weave 48 illustrated in fig7 is built up in the direction perpendicular to the weft tows 54 and stitcher tows 56 and is fabricated for a three dimensional shape in order to complete the weave stitch process of the present invention once the predetermined build height is achieved the dummy pins 74 and warp pins 72 are removed and warp pins 72 are replaced with warp tows 58 the replacement of the warp pins 72 with the warp tows 58 reinforces of the stitch weave 48 in the direction perpendicular to both the weft tows 54 and the stitcher tows 56 fig8 illustrates a variation of the stitch weave 48 of fig4 u2013 7 wherein the dummy pins 74 and warp pins 72 are positioned in an alternate shape specifically a plurality of pins 70 are positioned adjacent to one another in a portion.