The analysis & reproduction of textile fabrics : being a reasonable explanation of the necessary calculations and processes involved in analysing, effecting the required changes, and reproducing all the principal types of woven textures, from the raw materials to the finished cloth ; with an appendix upon "The cost of cloths." (1894)
Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868 · Manchester : Marsden · leaf 107
s possible.Eight hooks—i.e., one row of eight—are taken for thelists on either side, as shown, while the remaining 12rows—i.e., 96 hooks—are taken for the figure. Thushooks I to 12 have their first harness ends from the left-hand side of the lower cumber-board (c^J ; but in theirsecond repeat are… … Fig. 38. consists of parts a and h turned over, on the principlesalready demonstrated. - There are more ways than one oftreating this pattern, but the following treatment willdemonstrate all that is necessary:—Let section a=48 95 threads—i.e., ^S uprights; let section 6 = 144 threads—i.e., 144…
Textile design · Weaving
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