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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, 1870- · Charlotte, N.C., Washburn Press · leaf 21

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have in thiswarp. Now you will understand we have 58 patternsand 8 ends over, so when we start over the pattern the59th time we are counting the 8 ends we have over, andwhen we get as much as 8 ends of black on the 59th pat-tern we have used up all our 1400 ends, so you see the 8ends we have over… … -ONE COMPLETE PATTERN THIS SPACE. REPRESENTS THE 5a COMPLETE PATTERNS CUT N05 (18)

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