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. Yarn and cloth making; an economic study; a college and normal schools text preliminary to fabric study, and a reference for teachers of industrial history and art in secondary and elementary schools. hed-stick and one or more rod-heddles (Afr.). 4. shuttle (27, 27a, b, c). a. none, fingers do the picking. 128 YARN AND CLOTH MAKING b. long stick with hook or eye (Africa), c. stick-shuttle (Africa).5. batten (28, 28a, b, c). a. none, fingers do the beating up. b. none, stick-shuttle performs process. c. sword-like device (30, 30b). a. none. b. — Hand (31).Process —
. Yarn and cloth making; an economic study; a college and normal schools text preliminary to fabric study, and a reference for teachers of industrial history and art in secondary and elementary schools. hed-stick and one or more rod-heddles (Afr.). 4. shuttle (27, 27a, b, c). a. none, fingers do the picking. 128 YARN AND CLOTH MAKING b. long stick with hook or eye (Africa), c. stick-shuttle (Africa).5. batten (28, 28a, b, c). a. none, fingers do the beating up. b. none, stick-shuttle performs process. c. sword-like device (30, 30b). a. none. b. — Hand (31).Process — Loom mounting. Warping (none), warp laid over bars without measur-ing off; b. laid on a. warp wrapped over and over beams. b. warp wrapped over beams to back and there turned in the opposite direction over a slenderrod, or cord (this rod or cord is in reality thewarp beam). Wefting. Shedding. a. none, fingers raise and lower individual warp strands. b. shed-stick and rod-heddle as in Frameless two- bar , weft passed through warp strands by fingersor by stick-shuttle. a. over and under one warp strand (plain weave). b. over and under two warp strands (twill weave)..
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