Weave construction and cloth analysis : glossary of weaves, elementary textile designing, analysis of cotton fabrics, analysis of woolen and worsted fabrics, twill weaves and derivatives, satin and other weaves, combination weaves, construction of spot weaves, weaves for backed cotton fabrics (1905)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, Pa. : International Textbook Co. · leaf 61
crosses, dots, etc. In Fig. 6, (a) shows the plain weaveextended on 8 ends, while (d) shows the harness draft—thatis, through which harness each end is drawn. The numberover each end in the weave (a) indicates the number of thewarp end. It will be seen that the first end is drawn throughthe first… … I T T the second, as shown; the third end in the weave works likethe first and therefore can be drawn through the same harness y S as the first end; the fourthend works Hke the secondand is consequently drawnthrough the same harnessas the second. Thus itwill be seen that the firstend is drawn…
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