Weaving Terminology - Master Weavers, Cape
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A one-page column from the series "Notes on Weaving Terminology" in Master Weaver, No. 3, April 1952. S. A. Zielinski discusses who may rightly be called a master weaver, arguing that 18th-century weavers were specialists and that anyone who knows his own line of weaving thoroughly is a master. A short glossary entry defines "Cape," a horizontal beam in the upper loom frame that supports the rocking shaft of a hanging batten, and notes other parts also called capes or caps.
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- Article
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- April 1952
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- English
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- 1
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