Treatise on the designing and construction of woven fabrics (1906)
Werner, Herman Oscar, 1881- [from old catalog] · [Providence? R.I. · leaf 22
DESIGNING AND CONSTRUCTION 10. Figured-Rib Weaves. The simplest way of figuring rib weaves is to cause breaks in the rib Hues. This is done by laying out a regular rib weave, for the distance the rib line is to continue without a break, and then start the next end in such a manner that the highest… … Figure 22 Figure 21 comes in the centre of a series of sinkers of the preceding end. Continue the rib weave in accordance with this last end until another break is required. Fig. 21 illustrates this principle as applied to a warp-rib weave. It is made from the regular 4 and 4 warp-rib weave. A…
Weaving · Textile design
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