Chamberlain, John, Quilter, James Henry · London, New York [etc.] Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd · leaf 44
30 KNITTED FABRICS at right angles to the warp threads and are connected with the latter by a process called shedding. In the making of plain weaves it is only necessary to use a single weft thread, and in the simplest calico, or 1 x 1 weave, this weft thread is passed under the odd warp threads… … Fig. 10 tension, is unaltered. A twist or lace fabric is LACE NET. TWISTING composed of two sets of threads both of which are warp threads, and called re- spectively warps and bobbin warps. The warp threads proper are supplied from beams and hang vertically, the bobbin warps are wound individually…
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