American Correspondence School of Textiles · New Bedford, Mass. : American Correspondence School of Textiles · leaf 36
8 ends, or, in other words, the harness through which each end is drawn. 53. Referring, then, to Fig. 5, the numbers over each end in the weave A, indicate the number of the warp end. Taking each end in order, it will be seen that the 1st end is drawn through the 1st harness. This is shown in the… … Fig. 5. 55. The third end in the weave works Like the 1st, there¬ fore it can be drawn through the same harness as the 1st end, which is the 1st harness ; the 4th end works like the 2d, there¬ fore draw it through the same harness with the 2d, which is the 2d harness. 56. Thus it will be seen that…
Textile design -- Study and teaching · Weaving -- Patterns
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