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 115
t, which consequently works in conjunctionwith the doup. It is evident, then, that to each pair ofthreads three shafts must be allotted—viz., doup, D;stationary, S ; doup shaft, D S, as indicated in DesignXXX. Figure 41B represents what is termed leno. Arrangement of Simple Gauze orLeno Loom. —In… … Fig. 42. Fig. 43A. Fig. 43B. Fig. 43D. from which it will be gathered that the threadis not actually drawn upon the shaft, but through the* slip, which, although lifted by the shaft, is to a certainextent independent. In Figure 43, sketch B, the general arrangement ofthe shafts is shown, with the…
Textile design · Weaving
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