Gauze or Leno Weaving

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Two pages from the February 1912 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal (pp. 35-36), continuing a serial on gauze or leno weaving. The text explains fancy gauze fabrics made with two doups and four ground harnesses, with threading diagrams, fabric plans (Figs. 20-26), and a harness chain for fabric 24. The pages also include the end of a fibre-microscopy section (jute, ramie, hemp) and the start of a piece on cotton carding.

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Date
1912
Language
English
Pages
2
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