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Knitted fabrics (1919)

Chamberlain, John, Quilter, James Henry · London, New York [etc.] Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd · leaf 136

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122 KNITTED FABRICS 3. Gimped or Inlaid Nets produced with one needle bar, one guide bar and other special guide bar or steel bar mechanism. 4. Satin Net produced by divided needle bars, two guide bars and jacquard apparatus. The above is a rough classification destined only to show the wonderful… … Fig. 48 VERTICAL STRIPE WARP DESIGN knitting. Tuck, crochet, fleecy, plush, super-imposed, tubular, and many other classes of warp fabrics can be made. Fig. 47 shows a simple warp fabric which greatly resembles frame work or weft knitting, and which is known as single tricot. It is made on one set…

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