Foot Power Loom Weaving
Foot Power Loom Weaving
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400 and Fig. 401 are the same. The difference in pattern is brought out by a difference in treadling.
Figure 402 shows a very good diagonal weave in eight harnesses. While this draft is not good for toweling, etc. , it is exceptionally good for coats, suiting, etc. The threading, "tie-up" and treadling are all read from Fig. 402.
Figure 403 is a most excellent draft for linens. It is not a damask weave but very satisfactory when used in towels. Threading, tie-up, and treadling are all read from... the draft.
158 ABAABABA A B A A B ABAABAABA Selvage Fig. 404 Table Mat. Draft of Pattern Table Mat Figure 405 shows a table mat woven of No. 3 mercerized cotton warped in two colors. The draft shown in Fig. 404 indicates only two changes in the grouping of the threads. The colors used are green and golden brown. The selvage is of green. The first group of four threads, marked "A, " is of golden brown.
The next four threads, marked "B, " are green.
This is repeated three times, first A and then B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
400 and Fig. 401 are the same. The difference in pattern is brought out by a difference in treadling.
Figure 402 shows a very good diagonal weave in eight harnesses. While this draft is not good for toweling, etc. , it is exceptionally good for coats, suiting, etc. The threading, "tie-up" and treadling are all read from Fig. 402.
Figure 403 is a most excellent draft for linens. It is not a damask weave but very satisfactory when used in towels. Threading, tie-up, and treadling are all read from... the draft.
158 ABAABABA A B A A B ABAABAABA Selvage Fig. 404 Table Mat. Draft of Pattern Table Mat Figure 405 shows a table mat woven of No. 3 mercerized cotton warped in two colors. The draft shown in Fig. 404 indicates only two changes in the grouping of the threads. The colors used are green and golden brown. The selvage is of green. The first group of four threads, marked "A, " is of golden brown.
The next four threads, marked "B, " are green.
This is repeated three times, first A and then B.
What to read after Foot Power Loom Weaving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward F Edward Francis Worst to read onlineMoreLess
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