The cotton weaver's handbook : a practical guide to the construction and costing of cotton fabrics, with studies in design (1908)
Heylin, Henry Brougham, b. 1870 · London : C. Griffin ; Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott · leaf 112
THE COTTON WEAVER'S HANDBOOK. 9^ cloth weft and vice versa — that the back cloth warp threads shall interlace with the face weft, and by this means a merchantable and serviceable fabric is produced. A sectional diagram of a fabric of this type is shown at Fig. 257 pick way, in which the interlacing… … Back Face Fig. 257. apparent ; by this means the two sections are well stitched together, and a strong, firm, and compact fabric is obtained. Fig, 257a would be the Hfting or weaving plan, assuming that the front two healds are for producing the face cloth and the back two healds for the back…
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