A manual of weave construction; a systematic arrangement and explanation of the foundation and derivative weaves for harness looms (1903)
Kastanek, Ivo, Dale, Samuel S. (Samuel Sherman), b. 1859 · Boston, Guild & Lord · leaf 110
COMBINED WEAVES 99 To overcome this difficulty separate warp beams are sometimes used for each kind of warp. The increase in the number of beams makes the weaving more difficult, increases the cost of the goods, and is therefore avoided if possible. Figs. 45 r to 463 are examples of combination… … Fig. 464- Fig. 462a is the cloth woven with Fig. 462. The 10 and 5 opposite the warp threads enclosed in brackets in Fig. 461 indicate that these threads are to be taken 10 and 5 times respectively. Plaid effects are produced by the combination of long and cross stripes in the same weave, Figs. 464…
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