Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 52
e centerhole, h, and the yarn c, c, pass-ing through the crescent-shapedhole, a, would be the cotton. Itwill be noted that the angulardraw of the yarn from thebottom of the guide into theneedles will always keep theyarns in the positions shown.When the end of the course is reached, and the movement… … Fig. 41Plating Tarn Carrier. CHAPTER VI. Fashioned Goods FASHIONED goods are garments which, while being knit onthe machine, are made the proper shape to fit the wearer.If the garment to be fashioned is a sweater, the fashioningor shaping to be done is the sleeve, the neck opening, the collar,and…
Machine knitting · Textile fabrics
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