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)
ite 78 We will suppose this warp is to have 2000 ends, in addi-tion to the selvage, and we will have 40 ends for selvage—20 on each side. So we will work out the pattern inthe usual way, as follows: 78)2000(25 complete patterns156 440390 50 ends over Now we find we will have 25 complete patterns in… … THIS SPACE. REPRESENTS THt 25 COMPLLTt PATTEIRNS C UT N5 14 (44) You will note if this pattern should finish up likeCut Number 13, when the two selvages are sewed to-gether you would have a badly disfigured pattern at theseam, as yo.u would have only one small stripe of blue andwhite separating two…
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