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A practical treatise on weaving and designing of textile fabrics : with chapters on the principles of construction of the loom, calculations and colour (1879)

Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · Bradford : T. Brear ; London : Simpkin, Marshal · leaf 188

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.Then so far as this class of figuring goes little more needbe said, because it is merely an adaptation of the styleof working with which we have been dealing, the figuresassuming a definite form, and confined within a certainspace. But this applies not only to small spots, but alsoto the more… … naaznaai □[ ^(^- 157-principle. When the weft or warp is not forming figures,they may be interweaving, so as to form plain orground cloth. Then another question arises now. Ifthere be too much figuring on the cloth, and the figureis formed by the ground weft or warp, or both, the distanceover which…

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