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 28
e 14 ends and 2 endstogether we have 16 ends, so we will use only 8 ends ofblue in the first pattern, and we will have the other 8 togo on the other side, making the cloth look alike on bothsides, as shown in Cut Number 8, and our pattern shouldbe as follows: (24) start with 8End with 8 14 blue… … CUT H9 & ?S^ V O i Take the pattern we have just worked out, and workit out for a warp of 1600 ends instead of 1400 besides theselvage, and you will find we get about the same results,but arrive at it in a little different manner: (25) .4 blue 2 white 2 red 2 white 2 red 2 white 4 blue 2 white…
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