A practical treatise on weaving and designing of textile fabrics : with chapters on the principles of construction of the loom, calculations, and colour (1885)
Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · Huddersfield, [Eng.] : J. Broadbent · leaf 231
clear as possible to the reader, I shall in all cases treat the two cloths as being kept separate, and afterwards explain the method of stitching or binding them together. The simplest form of double cloth consists of two equal plain cloths, that is, two cloths having the same number of threads per… … Fig. 20 1. together by the weft passing from one cloth to the other at what would otherwise be the selvage, thus forming an open tube. To effect this the weft passes through the warp of the upper cloth, and in the return pick through the warp of the lower cloth, making the junction of the two…
