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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 158

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methods require two for the ground,that one-half of the warp may yield a little more than the otherwhile the cross shed is forming. The Spider net is woven with two treadles which produce thetexture of piain ganze, interwoven with the whip: the mail net re-quires only the addition of a piain… … is a plan of this mounting, with specimens of the varieties it pro-duces, in which the different crossings of the ground and whip maybe easily traced. The back leaves of the gauze are marked 1 and2, the Standards A and B, and the doups, a and c. The backleaves of the net are marked 3 and 4, and…

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