Manufacturing a Fancy Stripe De Chine

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Technical article on manufacturing a fancy stripe crepe de chine in an all-silk ground with a 300 denier rayon stripe, woven on two warp beams. It covers loom setup, reed and bobbin specifications, warping, creeling and beaming, the fabric construction (reed 32 dents, 68 picks per inch), warp layout, total ends, and an eight-shaft skip draft in two harness sets. It closes with notes on weaving speed, humidity and mill cost per yard.

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Date
February 1930
Language
English
Pages
5
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