Weaving

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A bump mark is generated when the loom was started from a WARP CUT or WEFT CUT stop, which will be like a 3 or 4 lines formed at the weft way, like density of the cloth gets heavier at the place.

Depends on condition but you can pick them up quite cheaply sometimes at around £30.00 to £40.00. Then you see others for £100.00.

I prefer them with the original paint but many are resprayed. Must have original label too.

the minotaur in percy jackson

There is speculation. But there are some on ebay starting bid of 599.00 however it is prestine! dosent have all the original i dont think unless its not a 1917....i am selling mine and asking 699.00 OBO, on craigslist. 7/21/12. as of now and you can try to find my posting there under 1917 Lloyd Loom Baby Carrage. Thanks and hope that helps.

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i would say deffinatly orange or brown.

Net weaving is a permanent way of putting one's hair (a style) where a net is attach to a client's head, then attaching the hair to the net.

the deskloom is a 1-2 mtr fabric in length having width 24"

the deskloom is used for comparing the color and pattern from the original cuttings/samples

Warp yarns usually have more twist than weft yarns.

Yes.

Africa, jamica, bangcock, Thailand, France

what is autoloom fabrics

it depends how long or short your hair is, shoulder length hair is about £25

Way too difficult to just read, you need to see the diagrams. you can email me at doshermanasjewelry@yahoo.com and I can email you the scan of the instructions. Linda

loom fixers work in textile mills - they are responsible for maintaining and repairing the machines, and inspecting the finished cloth to see where adjustments should be made ensure a quality fabric

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warp & weft .

Edmund Cartwright designed the first power loom in 1784, but it wasn't first built until 1785. It wasn't made completely automatic until 47 years later when it was redesigned by Kenworthy and Bullough.

Rev Edmund Cartwright

Joseph Marie Jacquard (7 July 1752-7 August 1834)

A tapestry is composed of weft and warp threads. Warp or tension threads are hidden once the work is done, while the weft threads are passed in between the warp threads to complete the tapestry design.

There's some evidence that Paleolithic Era civilizations knew about weaving. However, the first known samples of woven cloth date back to around 7,000 BC at Catal Hoyuk in Turkey.

Weaving is shown to date back to as late as 5000BC, in Egypt.