Kinne, Helen · New York: The Macmillan company · leaf 240
Fig. 124. — This shows the dif-ference in the slivers of wooland worsted yarn. A is thewoolen yarn, well mixed ; B isthe worsted yarn, well combed. MAKING OTHER GARMENTS 227 Beautiful homespuns and worsted suitings are theresult. Many fabrics made of wool are of simple weave likethe plain homespun,… … Courtesy of M. J. Whittall.Fig. 125. — The spinning of wool into yarn. in the same way as the cotton about which we studied.Many beautiful patterns are made in woolen materials,even the complicated patterns of double cloth weavinglike the old-fashioned golf capes, made of double cloth,which were…
Sewing · Clothing and dress
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