Sport Coat Tweeds in M's and O's

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A short 1957 fashion-report article on weaving sport coat tweed fabrics in the M's and O's technique. It recommends woolen homespun or tweed yarns set at about 24 ends per inch and beaten firmly, and suggests the three-thread rib unit system. It describes treadling the four M's and O's treadles in twill order, with variations using light and dark weft shots to make stripes or checks.

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Date
1957
Language
English
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