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Canadian textile journal (1908)

St-Laurent, Quebec Canadian Textile Journal Pub. Co. [etc.] · leaf 339

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all poles are cut. These are laid uponthe ground and to these two, other longer poles aretied, forming a rectangular space. The warp-strandis next strung from pole to pole across the rectangularspace, until enough has been strung for the width ofthe fabric that is to be woven. In this… … 8. Strips of Wool Hanging in a Framework to dry—Peru. way down the back, where it can be seen lashed firmlyto the uprights. This loom was not in use at thetime it was photographed. The cloth and piece of December, 1914. CANADIAN TEXTILE JOURNAL 333 bark thrown over the top are generally used to…

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