Jacquard Mounting, page 1
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A short technical article explaining how to produce figured patterns on a plain gauze ground by using a single doup in front of an ordinary full-harness Jacquard mounting on a single-lift 400 machine. It describes the drawing-in and douping of the warp threads and lists the lifting rules that produce gauze, plain weave, and warp or filling figures. Fig. 1 is the threading and doup draft for the first 16 threads, and Fig. 2 is a point paper design showing gauze, plain, and figure areas.

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Date
1913
Language
English
Pages
1
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