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
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Textiles, by William H. Dooley
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TEXTILES
WILLIAM H. DOOLEY
REVISED EDITION WITH EXPERIMENTS
REVISED EDITION WITH EXPERIMENTS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
TEXTILES
CHAPTER I
FIBERS
FOOTNOTES:
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER II
WOOL SORTING
FOOTNOTES:
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER III
WOOL SUBSTITUTES AND WASTE PRODUCTS
CHAPTER IV
WORSTED YARNS
FOOTNOTES:
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER V
WOOLEN YARN
CHAPTER VI
WEAVING
CHAPTER VII
DYEING AND FINISHING
FOOTNOTE:
FOOTNOTE:
CHAPTER VIII
WOOLEN AND WORSTED FABRICS[15]
FOOTNOTE:
FOOTNOTE:
CHAPTER IX
COTTON
CHAPTER X
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON YARN
CHAPTER XI
THREAD AND COTTON FINISHING
CHAPTER XII
KNITTING
CHAPTER XIII
LACE
LACE TERMS DEFINED
LACE TERMS DEFINED
CHAPTER XIV
COTTON FABRICS[16]
FOOTNOTES:
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XV
FLAX
MANUFACTURED LINENS
FOOTNOTE:
MANUFACTURED LINENS
FOOTNOTE:
CHAPTER XVI
HEMP
CHAPTER XVII
SILK
CHAPTER XVIII
PRINCIPAL SILK FABRICS
CHAPTER XIX
ARTIFICIAL SILK
CHAPTER XX
SUBSTITUTES FOR COTTON
APPENDIX
History of Textiles
History of the Organization of Textile Industries
History of Manufacturing
History of Lace
FOOTNOTES:
History of Textiles
History of the Organization of Textile Industries
History of Manufacturing
History of Lace
FOOTNOTES:
EXPERIMENTS
Experiment 1—Construction of Cloth
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 2—Plain or Homespun Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 3—Twill Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 4—Comparison of Plain and Twill Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 5—Pile Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 6—Other Classes of Weave
Satin Weave
Gauze Weave
Lappet Weave
Jacquard Weave
Double Cloth Weave
Classes of Weave
Satin Weave
Gauze Weave
Lappet Weave
Jacquard Weave
Double Cloth Weave
Classes of Weave
Experiment 7—Fibers
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 8—Wool Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 9—Mohair Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 10—Cotton Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 11—Silk Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 12—Linen Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 13—Carding
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 14—Drawing and Spinning
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 15—Gilling and Combing
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 16—Raw Wool to Yarn
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 17—Difference between Woolen and Worsted Yarn
Directions
Directions
Experiment 18—Burling and Mending
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 19—Removal of Stains
Grease Spots on Heavy Goods that cannot be Laundered
Removal of Grease and Blood
Removal of Wheel Grease and Lubricants on Fine Fabrics
Removal of Acids
Removal of Blood
Questions
Grease Spots on Heavy Goods that cannot be Laundered
Removal of Grease and Blood
Removal of Wheel Grease and Lubricants on Fine Fabrics
Removal of Acids
Removal of Blood
Questions
Experiment 20—Dyeing Wool
Directions
Directions
Experiment 21—Dyeing Cotton
Directions
Directions
Experiment 22—Weighting Silk.—Affinity of Metallic Salts for Silk
Directions
Directions
Experiment 23—Dyeing Silk
Directions
Directions
Experiment 24—Test to Distinguish Piece-Dyed from Yarn-Dyed Fabric
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 25—Test to Distinguish Dyed from Printed Fabrics
Questions
Questions
Experiment 26—Bleaching by Sulphur Dioxide
Questions
Questions
Experiment 27—Bleaching by Bleaching Powder
Directions
Directions
Experiment 30—Determining Style of Weave
Experiment 31—Determining the Size of Yarn
Experiment 32—Test for Twist in Yarn
Experiment 33—Determining the Direction of Warp and Filling
Experiment 34—Determining the Density of a Fabric
Directions
Directions
Experiment 35—Determining Weight
Directions
Directions
Experiment 36—Determining Shrinkage
Directions
Directions
Experiment 37—Test of Fastness[28] of Color under Washing
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 38—Test of Fastness of Color under Friction
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 39—Test of Fastness of Color against Rain
Directions
Directions
Experiment 40—Test of Fastness of Color in Sunlight
Directions
Directions
Experiment 41—Test of Fastness of Color to Weather, Light, and Air
Directions
Directions
Experiment 42—Test of Fastness of Color against Street Mud and Dust
Experiment 43—Testing Rubberized Fabrics
Experiment 44—Test for Vegetable and Animal Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 45—Difference between Cotton and Linen Fabrics
Experiment 46—Test to Distinguish Artificial Silk from Silk
Experiment 47—Test to Distinguish Silk from Wool
Experiment 48—Test to Distinguish Cotton from Linen
Directions
Directions
Experiment 49—Test of Fabric to Withstand Ironing and Pressing
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 50—Test of Fabric to Withstand Perspiration
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 51—Test for Determining Dressing
Directions
Directions
Experiment 52—Testing the Strength of Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 53—Characteristics of a Knitted Fabric
Directions
Directions
Experiment 54—Experiment to Illustrate Imperfections in Hosiery
Experiment 55—Characteristics of a Crochet Fabric
Directions
Directions
Experiment 56—Characteristics of a Good Piece of Cotton Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 57—Characteristics of a Good Piece of Woolen Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 58—Characteristics of a Good Piece of Worsted Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 59—Characteristics of a Good Silk Fabric
Experiment 60—How to Determine the Count of Yarn in Cloth
Experiment 61—Study of Fabrics
Experiment 62—How to Examine a Fabric
FOOTNOTES:
Experiment 1—Construction of Cloth
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 2—Plain or Homespun Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 3—Twill Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 4—Comparison of Plain and Twill Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 5—Pile Weave
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 6—Other Classes of Weave
Satin Weave
Gauze Weave
Lappet Weave
Jacquard Weave
Double Cloth Weave
Classes of Weave
Satin Weave
Gauze Weave
Lappet Weave
Jacquard Weave
Double Cloth Weave
Classes of Weave
Experiment 7—Fibers
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 8—Wool Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 9—Mohair Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 10—Cotton Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 11—Silk Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 12—Linen Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 13—Carding
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 14—Drawing and Spinning
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 15—Gilling and Combing
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 16—Raw Wool to Yarn
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 17—Difference between Woolen and Worsted Yarn
Directions
Directions
Experiment 18—Burling and Mending
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 19—Removal of Stains
Grease Spots on Heavy Goods that cannot be Laundered
Removal of Grease and Blood
Removal of Wheel Grease and Lubricants on Fine Fabrics
Removal of Acids
Removal of Blood
Questions
Grease Spots on Heavy Goods that cannot be Laundered
Removal of Grease and Blood
Removal of Wheel Grease and Lubricants on Fine Fabrics
Removal of Acids
Removal of Blood
Questions
Experiment 20—Dyeing Wool
Directions
Directions
Experiment 21—Dyeing Cotton
Directions
Directions
Experiment 22—Weighting Silk.—Affinity of Metallic Salts for Silk
Directions
Directions
Experiment 23—Dyeing Silk
Directions
Directions
Experiment 24—Test to Distinguish Piece-Dyed from Yarn-Dyed Fabric
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 25—Test to Distinguish Dyed from Printed Fabrics
Questions
Questions
Experiment 26—Bleaching by Sulphur Dioxide
Questions
Questions
Experiment 27—Bleaching by Bleaching Powder
Directions
Directions
Experiment 30—Determining Style of Weave
Experiment 31—Determining the Size of Yarn
Experiment 32—Test for Twist in Yarn
Experiment 33—Determining the Direction of Warp and Filling
Experiment 34—Determining the Density of a Fabric
Directions
Directions
Experiment 35—Determining Weight
Directions
Directions
Experiment 36—Determining Shrinkage
Directions
Directions
Experiment 37—Test of Fastness[28] of Color under Washing
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 38—Test of Fastness of Color under Friction
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 39—Test of Fastness of Color against Rain
Directions
Directions
Experiment 40—Test of Fastness of Color in Sunlight
Directions
Directions
Experiment 41—Test of Fastness of Color to Weather, Light, and Air
Directions
Directions
Experiment 42—Test of Fastness of Color against Street Mud and Dust
Experiment 43—Testing Rubberized Fabrics
Experiment 44—Test for Vegetable and Animal Fiber
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 45—Difference between Cotton and Linen Fabrics
Experiment 46—Test to Distinguish Artificial Silk from Silk
Experiment 47—Test to Distinguish Silk from Wool
Experiment 48—Test to Distinguish Cotton from Linen
Directions
Directions
Experiment 49—Test of Fabric to Withstand Ironing and Pressing
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 50—Test of Fabric to Withstand Perspiration
Directions
Questions
Directions
Questions
Experiment 51—Test for Determining Dressing
Directions
Directions
Experiment 52—Testing the Strength of Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 53—Characteristics of a Knitted Fabric
Directions
Directions
Experiment 54—Experiment to Illustrate Imperfections in Hosiery
Experiment 55—Characteristics of a Crochet Fabric
Directions
Directions
Experiment 56—Characteristics of a Good Piece of Cotton Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 57—Characteristics of a Good Piece of Woolen Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 58—Characteristics of a Good Piece of Worsted Cloth
Directions
Directions
Experiment 59—Characteristics of a Good Silk Fabric
Experiment 60—How to Determine the Count of Yarn in Cloth
Experiment 61—Study of Fabrics
Experiment 62—How to Examine a Fabric
FOOTNOTES:
SOURCES OF SUPPLY
Catalogues of Cotton Machinery
Standard Textile Papers
Wool, Cotton, and Silk Samples
Woolen Yarns
Catalogue of Woolen and Worsted Machinery
Knitting Machinery
Catalogues of Cotton Machinery
Standard Textile Papers
Wool, Cotton, and Silk Samples
Woolen Yarns
Catalogue of Woolen and Worsted Machinery
Knitting Machinery
INDEX
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