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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 155

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ACTER. In our analysis we have given twodifferent layouts for the warp pat-terns, the first one being that whichrelates to the different colors andtheir arrangement in the cloth. Thesecond is the method of placing theyarn on the beam. The ground beamcontains both white and colored yarn,for the… … Woven Seersucker Stripe. a certain amount of yarn, which extrayarn creates the crinkle in the fabric.There are other reasons why thecrinkle is formed, one of them beingthe fact that extra yarn is used inthe stripe where the crinkle is made.This extra yarn causes greater fric-tion and makes the…

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