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 35
extra■ends in the w^arp on account of the cords. Now, if we deduct the 92 ends from the 1492, it leaves1400, and as 1400 ends is the number of ends our patternis based on, it proves that our example is correct. On page 30 we show that there are 16 ends of the 20to be added onto the 736 of blue and… … CUT N°9 » s&0}iiti^m V V: \ ^n CUT N° lO
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