Cyclopedia of textile work : a general reference library on cotton, woollen and worsted yarn manufacture, weaving, designing, chemistry and dyeing, finishing, knitting, and allied subjects (1907)
Chicago : American school of correspondence · leaf 123
piece or width of the fabric. In the fill-ing-effect weaves, the rib lines run in the direction of the warp,but are formed by the filling. The threads 3 and 4 are theduplicates of 1 and 2. This weave repeats on 2 harnesses and4 picks, Fig. 128 being the design for the enlarged section ofthe fabric.… … ft — : : t 1 2 34 U U ^ pMN -N H 0 ■■■llQ^TI m n T«ii n2l3i4 5 emslaiioii 12 Fiff. 130. Fiff. 131. Fiii:. 132. in the direction of the warp. Fig. 130 and Weave 131 illustratethe simplest filling-rib weaves that can be constructed. Fig.130 is the enlarged section of the fabric, and Fig. 131 is…
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