A Handbook of Weaves
A Handbook of Weaves
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1275 or Fig. 1276, in which the back filling is stitched every eighth thread, than if woven with Fig. 1274, in which the back filling is stitched every fourth thread.
These three back filling weaves, Figs. 1274, 1275 and 1276, have the same weave, a 4-leaf twill, on the face. When, however, the back filling weave covers twice as many warp threads as the face weave, the back stitchers must be brought on alternate face twills in order to prevent them from affecting the appearance of the face. If ...the back stitchers are all brought on the same face twill, this twill will appear flatter and narrower than the other twill under which the back picks float without stitchers.
Fig. 1275 shows all the back stitchers on the same twill line, producing an uneven face, while in Fig.
1276 the face twills will be uniform because the back stitchers come on alternate twills.
Fig. 1289 is also arranged, like 1276, to give a smooth face.
The arrangement of 1 face 2 back, shown at Fig. 1290, is for the purpose of reducing the cost of the fabric, cheaper material being used for the back than for the face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1275 or Fig. 1276, in which the back filling is stitched every eighth thread, than if woven with Fig. 1274, in which the back filling is stitched every fourth thread.
These three back filling weaves, Figs. 1274, 1275 and 1276, have the same weave, a 4-leaf twill, on the face. When, however, the back filling weave covers twice as many warp threads as the face weave, the back stitchers must be brought on alternate face twills in order to prevent them from affecting the appearance of the face. If ...the back stitchers are all brought on the same face twill, this twill will appear flatter and narrower than the other twill under which the back picks float without stitchers.
Fig. 1275 shows all the back stitchers on the same twill line, producing an uneven face, while in Fig.
1276 the face twills will be uniform because the back stitchers come on alternate twills.
Fig. 1289 is also arranged, like 1276, to give a smooth face.
The arrangement of 1 face 2 back, shown at Fig. 1290, is for the purpose of reducing the cost of the fabric, cheaper material being used for the back than for the face.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Hermann Gustaf Hermann Oelsner to read onlineMoreLess
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