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 51
atically illustrates the maimer inwhich the weft threads interlace with the warp threadsas shown in Fig. 7. It will be noticed that the recurrence of the samenumber opposite warp and weft threads is the commence-ment of a repetition. The term satin is usuallyapphed to silk goods for the same method… … 3i: 5 t^^^^ 1^^^^^ t^^^ i^^^-^ ^ ^ t^^^^ rf imA VMA fc ^ i^^-^-^-^-i ff: WM VMi l^^MA- ■^^:^SL mwT Fig. 7a. Fig. 7b. majority of woven fabrics, either in their simple formor in combination with othei weaves, to produce figuredand striped designs. When a cloth is wanted hght in weight, but of…
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