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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 603

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and six would fill an-other dent) and by leaving one, two ormore dents empty between the firstgroup of three ends and the secondgroup of three ends. The number ofdents to be left empty depends uponthe space desired between each groupof ends. Diagram Fig. 2 shows the characterof fabric woven with… … Fig. 2. the five and five the ends are reededfive in one dent. The four and four and the five andfive end patterns produce a slightlymore open effect than the three andthree end pattern. The former is also suitable for a fin-er make of cloth, as the open effectcan be made with a larger number…

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