American Correspondence School of Textiles · New Bedford, Mass. : American Correspondence School of Textiles · leaf 263
und it is very easy to notice any defect which it may contain. It is best to have the table situated in such a position that the person examining the cloth will have a good light at his back. 18. The objects of yarn scales have already been explained in previous parts of designing, and it is not… … Fig. 1. 19. The necessity of cloth scales will also be readily under¬ stood since cloth samples must always be made to a certain weight, and in order to obtain this result, the cloth must be weighed both after weaving and after finishing. The scales shown in Fig. 1 can be used for weighing cloth as…
Textile design -- Study and teaching · Weaving -- Patterns
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