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 191
in place. b. warp arranged on free bars which later act as beams.HeddUng. a. none. b. with rod-heddle and shed-rod. 1. shed-rod entered under and over alternate strands. 2. heddle-rod laid across warp and a cord caught under each back warp strand and loopedabout heddle-rod.Wefting.Shedding,… … Fig. 54. — Navajo Loom Shed-rod («), rod-heddle (w), batten. (/), and two non-revolving beams (/) arepresent. The warp beam can be lowered by the cords {e and g) and thefinished web below folded and stitched to the cloth beam. 2. rod-heddle lifted to open second shed; batten entered flatwise and…
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