. 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. Fig. 56. — Hopi Belt Weaver Opening Upper Shed This simple shaft heddle opens both sheds and does the work of shed-rod and the heddle is lowered opening upper shed, the batten is entered and turned edgewise to hold open the shed. The shuttle will be passed through shed and batten turned flatwise will beat up weft when it will be 54 shows the heddle lifted opening lo
. 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. Fig. 56. — Hopi Belt Weaver Opening Upper Shed This simple shaft heddle opens both sheds and does the work of shed-rod and the heddle is lowered opening upper shed, the batten is entered and turned edgewise to hold open the shed. The shuttle will be passed through shed and batten turned flatwise will beat up weft when it will be 54 shows the heddle lifted opening lower shed, the batten entered and turned edgewise, and the shuttle passing into open shed. WEAVING TYPES I49 Smith, Wayte and Marindin. fig. 4. Simple Greek loom of Middle Weaver in modern , p. 289. Carib model of making a , fig. i. A simplified tapestry loom. 5. Egyptian , p. 248. Aztec girl , Frontispiece. Navajo , p. 18. Navajo loom. 20. Japanese , I, p. 317. Horizontal loom (for linen).II, 170. Mat , 174. Wooden and McGowan. p. 51. Navajo loom. VIONE-SHAFT LOOM Distinctive Characterist
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