Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 24
ing the two sets ofthreads does not follow con-secutively, but at intervals,especial care being taken that at no point do they follow consecutively. Anexample of the simplest kind, and one most commonlyemployed, is shown in Fig. 7. In this plan it will be observed that the order of in-terwea^TJig… … Fig. 7. 14 DESIGN IN TEXTILE FABRICS. [Cliap. L pass over the third end, and so on. Now suppose thatwe wish the fabric to be able to bear a great strainin the direction of the warp, it will be made with whatis termed a warp surface. The warp threads will beplaced as closely together as possible;…
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