Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 118
In Fig. 13, which is referred to as a specimen of piain cloth, as itwould appear when viewed through a microscope, the intersectionsof the threads are evidently alternate. TWEELING. 97 Ficr. 14. … ^ ^ w w H~p:w H H p w-k: Fig. 14 may be considered as a representation of tweeled cloth,upon the same principle that Fig. 13 represents plain. This fig.will show that the same thread of weft remains flushed or disen-gaged from the warp while passing over three threads, and istacked down by passing…
Weaving
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