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Study of fabrics (1920)

Turner, Annabell · New York, London, D. Appleton and company · leaf 52

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rials being of a singlecolor, while wools dyed in the yarn allow va-rious combinations. When cloth comes from the loom, it is in animperfect condition for use; knots tied in thethread are carefully drawn to the surface andclipped off; threads are woven in where any WOOL 39 have been left out;… … 1. Woolen Goods as it Comes from the Loom. 2. Same,After Shrinking. 3. Teasel. woolen goods lies largely in the finish of thecloth; and of worsted goods, in the weave, whilethe object of fulling woolen materials is oftento obliterate it entirely. The cloth is pressedover a heated roll to give it a…

Textile fabrics · Clothing and dress · Textile industry

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