How to figure out and arrange pattern work for weaving colored fabrics : explained and illustrated, together with other simple rules and calculations pertaining to weaving departments (1915)
King, John Groom, b. 1870 · Charlotte, N. C. : Washburn Press · leaf 12
nd it should be 1400. Now we refer back to where we worked out the pat-tern on page seven and we find we have 8 ends ocer. This8 ends added to the 1392 makes the 1400. Thus: 1392 8 1400 Now the next question is, which color should these 8ends be added on to? One might suppose that as thepattern… … •ONE COMPLE.TL PATTERN THIS SPACL RtPRLSLNTS ^/ THE 87 COMPLETE! PATTERNS CUT N° 1 This cut Number 1 is supposed to represent the clothin the pattern we are working on, and you will noticethat we have 8 of black next to the selvage on both sides;therefore, we have one more black stripe in the total…
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