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Weaving questions for class and home work (1912)

Crankshaw, William P · Manchester [Eng.] : Marsden & Co. · leaf 46

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r 6-end bird eye, and 8 and 12-end diamondweaves, also an example to show how diamond patterns of largerepeat can be produced by a small number of shafts. 23. Give designs for honeycomb weaves upon 6, 8, 12, and 16ends and picks. State the cause of the cellular appearance of thecloth, and mark on… … Hryii::i:Un^:in?Kis^^^^^^^^ :::: s:i:.:J!::Vv::::.::8:^ :!:r :.:!«%:•■::£&!•.:■.■.■:.

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