How to figure out and arrange pattern work for weaving colored fabrics : explained and illustrated, together with other simple rules and calculations pertaining to weaving departments by King John Groom b. 1870

Author:King, John Groom, b. 1870
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Weaving
Publisher: Charlotte, N. C. : Washburn Press
Published: 1915-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

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•ONL COMPLLTE PATTERN THIS 5PACL RE.PRLSENTS THE, 25 COMPlLTE. PATTERNS

CUT N°I3

THIS SPACE REPRESENTS THE 25 COMPLLTE. PATTERN-S

CUT N2 14

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You will note if this pattern should finish up like Cut Number 13, when the two selvages are sewed together you would have a badly disfigured pattern at the seam, as you would have only one small stripe of blue and white separating two of the broad stripes of blue; therefore it will be necessary to make a slight change in the pattern in order to make the pattern work out nearer even. In this case this pattern should be written as follows:

By writing the pattern, as above, we simply use 38 of blue in the pattern instead of 36, which is a very slight change and does not change the appearance of the pattern in the cloth enough to be noticed, and at the same time it gives us 80 ends to each pattern instead of 78, which makes our warp divide up into even patterns and our cloth would show up like Cut Number 14, which is correct for this kind of goods. However, both selvages of this pattern could be made to look exactly alike by taking half of the 38 of blue in first pattern and placing it on the other side, and when the cloth is sewed together the results would be the same and the pattern would be written as follows:

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