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Analysis of woven fabrics (1914)

Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868, Midgley, Eber · London, Scott, Greenwood & son · leaf 106

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89 WEAVE ANALYSIS. squares or oblongs, each representing a certain number of threads and picks on the design paper. When only a portion of a pattern is obtainable the difficulties are greater, since no further advance can be made unless there is sufficient of the figure to decide the method of… … FIG. 40. — Sketch squared for point-paper. Having obtained a satisfactory sketch of the design of the cloth and squared the same to represent the required number of threads and picks, the design may be transferred to point paper by working on the following lines, i.e. : — 1. Select a suitable size…

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