Technology of Textile Design

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A fourth-edition textbook on the construction and design of woven fabrics for industrial textile manufacture. It covers foundation weaves (plain, twill, satin), drawing-in drafts, and a long series of derivative weaves: rib, basket, steep and curved twills, granite, honeycomb and imitation gauze. Later sections treat fabrics with extra warp or filling, lappet and tricot weaves, double and multi-ply cloth, pile fabrics (velvet, plush, chenille, carpets), Jacquard harness and card cutting, and gauze weaving. Appendices include fibre testing, yarn counting and silk-size tables, and metric conversion tables. The book is heavily illustrated with drawdown grids and machine diagrams, and has advertisements for loom and machinery makers at front and back.

Type
Book
Date
1888
Language
English
Pages
327
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