Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 13
position orform into which the yarn isdrawn to form the loops of aplain jersey or flat fabric. Fig.5 shows a second course of loopsdrawn through the first. Fig. 6shows a third course. It isquite evident that in order todraw each of these courses ofloops through the preceding onethere must be… … 12 FLAT MACHINE KNITTING AND FABRICS start the first row or course of loops for, as stated before, aloop cannot be made without something of stability to draw itthrough. It is very important that the reader get firmly fixed in hismind the curves of the loops and the most simple methods offorming…
Machine knitting · Textile fabrics
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