Textiles, for Commercial, Industrial, and Domestic Arts Schools / Also Adapted to Those Engaged in Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods, Wool, Cotton, and Dressmaker's Trades

by William H. Dooley

b. Of what is double cloth composed?

c. How are the single cloths combined into one?

d. Read Textiles, page [62]. What are some of the uses of double cloth?

Classes of Weave

7. How many classes of weave have been studied?

8. Name the classes of weave.

9. Name a fabric to illustrate each weave.

Experiment 7—Fibers

Apparatus: Pick glass, dissecting needle.
Materials: Samples of broadcloth, mohair, silk, cotton cloth, linen.
References: Textiles, pages [1]; [97], Mohair; [203], Silk; [105], Cotton; [193], Linen; [199], Hemp; [201], Jute; [232], Ramie; [233], Pineapple.