Watson, Kate Heintz. [from old catalog], American school of home economics, Chicago. [from old catalog] · Chicago, American school of home economics · leaf 26
WEAVING 23 has been defined as a mechanism which affects thefollowing necessary movements: I. The lifting of the healds to form an opening, Definition^or shed, or race for the shuttle to pass through. … DIAGRAM OF A HAND LOOM^—Warp Beam; ^—Cloth Beam ; ZPZ?—Lees Rods; //—Harness,r—Treddle. 2. The throwing of the weft or filling by meansof a shuttle. 3. The beating up of the weft left in the shed bythe shuttle to the cloth already formed. This threadmay be adjusted by means of the batten, needle,…
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