'Cross Shot' Elastic Webbings
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Article from The Melliand Textile Monthly explaining the cross shot method of weaving elastic webbings, in which two shuttles cross in separate upper and lower sheds to weave two fabrics at once on a webbing loom. It describes the three-shed system, warp arrangements with binder, rubber, and stuffer ends, and selvage constructions. It works through numbered designs for single, double, and hollow webbings, with drawdowns and cross-sections, and closes with notes on two-eye heddles and harness arrangements.
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