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Yarn and cloth making; an economic study; a college and normal schools text preliminary to fabric study, and a reference for teachers of industrial history and art in secondary and elementary schools (1918)

Kissell, Mary Lois · New York, The Macmillian company · leaf 174

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Fig. 41.—^ Simple Two-bar Loom,South America The warp is wrapped round and roundover the two bars. Outline Examples: Salish Indians; Calabar, W. African; Tereno Indians; Holamux Indians; British Guiana apron weaving.Implement — Two-bar loom. I. frame (29, 29b, d). a. two heavy posts which hold ends… … Fig. 42. — Another Crude Two-bar Loom from South America Here two tree trunks serve as frame posts, while the warp itself supports the lower bar. 2. bars — non-revolving, held in place by small wedges or ropes (19, 19c, 20, 20c, 21). a. two straight bars. b. two bays, one bent and joined to the…

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