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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 89

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he figuremust be first ascertained. Should a full repeat, or morethan a repeat, of the pattern be obtainable, severalmethods may be adopted. A simple plan, frequentlyresorted to by professional analysts, is to pin the patternon cardboard and prick with a needle round its edge,thus obtaining a… … Fig. 29.this system. Another method is to paste the cloth uponcardboard and divide it into spaces by wrapping threadsround it, equidistant from each other, as shown inFigure 30. Each of these squares may then be taken 77 to represent 8, 12, 16, or 24 threads and picks, asrequired. Thus, taking each…

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