Cottons, linens, woollens, silks. How to buy and judge materials. A useful guide with facts for warehouse, shop and home (1914)
Heylin, Henry Brougham, b. 1870 · Manchester & London : Heywood · leaf 48
f as warp way, {b) isspoken of as weft or pick way. Any particular systemof interlacing warp with weft is called the weave. The weave for a plain cloth will be seen to be ontwo warp threads and two picks. It may be taken for granted that as many sets or WEAVING. 35 shafts of healds will be required… … Fig. 3. of warp threads interlacing with weft threads. Theconsecutive intersections form a diagonal Hne or twillon the cloth surface. The manner of interlacing is overtw^o picks and under one repeatedly.
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