Questions and Answers
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Mary M. Atwater answers two reader questions about what a loom tie-up is and how to transpose written treadling directions to a different loom. She explains tie-ups for table looms, four-treadle and six-treadle sinking looms, and jack-type treadle looms, and gives conversion lists for treadles and levers. A diagram of seven four-harness tie-ups includes the summer and winter arrangement.
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- Article
- Date
- October-November 1939
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- English
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