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 88
ling is on the face of the cloth at that point. If the fillingpasses under the next end, the square on the design paperrepresenting where the second end intersects with the pickof filling will be filled in, showing that the warp end is raisedover the filling at that point. 8. Preparation of… … ^ Fig. 2 • be pulled out. After the picks have been pulled out, all theloose ends should be cut off, with the exception of thoseneeded to determine the weave. It is not desirable to leavetoo many ends at the top, only sufficient to form one repeatof the weave being needed. As this number cannot…
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