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The science of knitting : an illustrated reference book of the elementary principles of knit fabrics and machine knitting, including fundamental conventions, definitions, rules, formulas and tables, for the student, operator, manufacturer and analyst (1914)

Tompkins, Ernest, 1869-, Wildman Mfg. Co · New York : J. Wiley & Sons · leaf 238

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The Science of Knitting 218 of the tube, among which figures will be those shown in Illus- trations 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. But it is somewhat difficult to ar- range and hold such a long strip, so a substitute may be made for No. 10, say, by copying the 50-needle pattern on cross-section paper so that… … 13 Models of tubular pattern fabrics. The designs are such as are obtainable with the pattern shown in 20 by change in the number of needles and the direction of motion of the machine. The results could be duplicated practi- cally with a two-feed machine, one feed having a tuck presser cut like one…

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