The Techniques of Sprang: Plaiting on Stretched ThreadsThe definite work on an ancient fabric-making process |
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Plaiting on Stretched Threads Peter Collingwood. the double interlinking when these have been included in the last two interlinkings . This will mean stopping after a b / f interlinking as usual . Now work six single 1/1 interlinkings ...
Plaiting on Stretched Threads Peter Collingwood. the double interlinking when these have been included in the last two interlinkings . This will mean stopping after a b / f interlinking as usual . Now work six single 1/1 interlinkings ...
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... 1/1 interlinking is stopped . If it is stopped at a point when the front layer thread in the 2B / F interlinking is ... normal 1/1 interlinking at some point where the next front layer thread is white . Then after a special interlinking ...
... 1/1 interlinking is stopped . If it is stopped at a point when the front layer thread in the 2B / F interlinking is ... normal 1/1 interlinking at some point where the next front layer thread is white . Then after a special interlinking ...
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Plaiting on Stretched Threads Peter Collingwood. Start with a single 1/1 interlinking , then begin the double interlinking , again making a black interlinking first . When only six threads remain to be interlinked , make three normal 1/1 ...
Plaiting on Stretched Threads Peter Collingwood. Start with a single 1/1 interlinking , then begin the double interlinking , again making a black interlinking first . When only six threads remain to be interlinked , make three normal 1/1 ...
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1/1 interlinking abbreviated alternate appear back layer thread background begins carry central centre Chapter Circular warp sprang close colour colour sequence combined complete Continue Coptic cord cross described diagonal diamond direction double interlinked sprang double twist drop edge exactly extra final fingers finished four frame front layer thread give half holes Insert inter interlacing knot left hand linking loops lower lying meeting line method move movement narrow normal opening overplait row pair pass pick piece plait row Plate position possible produced pulled pushed reached Repeat result reverse ridge right-hand safety cord Securing seen selvage separated shape shed shown in Fig shows side simple single sprang fabric starting sticks stop stretched stripes structure sword technique thumb triangle twining threads upper vertical weaving yarn Z-twist interlinking