A treatise on designing and weaving plain and fancy woolen clothes : with more than one hundred weaves of the latest and most staple and popular styles, from a two-harness plain weave up to a forty-eight harness fancy weave, accompanied by rules and calculations : together with more than thirty illustrated pick-outs or diagrams : also, directions as to the manner of reducing large and complicated designs to their lowest terms, with the cross-drawing-in-drafts for the same ; rules for picking cut samples, and other rules and tables of importance to manufacturers (1878)
Baldwin, A. A. (Amos A.) · New York : Peters & Richards · leaf 44
e of his mills, unless he dees not care how the goods are made. As a general thing, most a!l ribs can be reduced, more or less, and be woven on fewer harnesses than the original draft or pickout has repre. sented in it, and as such pickouts in all ordinary ribs do not run up to an extensive size,…
Woolen and worsted manufacture · Weaving · Textile design
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