The theory and practice of the art of weaving : by hand and power, with calculations and tables, for the use of those connected with the trade (1869)
Watson, John, manufacturer · Philadelphia : H. Carey Baird · leaf 289
hose that is not likely to go soon out of fashion, as they Avill last much longer than the paste-board ones. DICED WORK. Many different kinds of patterns can be made with heddle leaves, which come under this heading. The principal thing to be attended to is drawing the warp into the heddles. . The… … the draught is given only once over, any size of pattern can be made that the web can admit of, the whole de- pending upon how the web is drawn. No. 55 is a five leaf regular tweel, but in most kinds of cloth the broken tweel will answer best; however, this will show how the patterns are made. If…
Weaving · Textile industry · Hand weaving
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