Inside Out Library

Design texts (1910)

Umpleby, Fenwick · Lowell, Mass. : Lawler Printing Co. · leaf 13

An illustration from Design texts, 1910, leaf 13
DESIGN TEXTS. weaver to detect with ease the proper position of any broken thread that he may have to repair. This arrangement of the threads is formed during- the process of warping-, or warp dress- ing, and slashing. After the warp has passed the leese it is then passed through … Fig-. 2. the heddles, as shown at H in Figs. 1 and 2. The heddles are composed of a number of threads or wires threaded between laths or harness shafts. Each wire or thread has a loop in the middle, or, instead, an eye, called a mail or heddle eye, is threaded upon it, through which the warp thread…

Textile design · Textile industry · Textile fabrics

Internet Archive · NCSU Libraries · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Design texts

More like this