Crawford, M. D. C. (Morris De Camp), 1882-1949 · New York : Published by order of The Trustees [of the American Museum of Natural History] · leaf 44
ery, the plain weave has beenchanged to gauze. This accounts for the evenness of the stitches andfor the ease with which this is maintained, regardless of what angle the 1916.] Crawford, Peruvian Fabrics. 143 needle had to go. Reference to the diagram will show this quite plainly(Fig. 24). No doubt… … Fig. 22 (B-4336). Gauze containing Stripes, both in Warp and Weft, very similar toa modern technique. fabrics, except possibly bobbin-weave, this was the last one would expectto find originating on so simple a loom. These techniques seemed so welladapted to the peculiarities of a treadle loom, that…
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