Flat Machine Knitting and Fabrics (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

H. D. Buck

 
9781330278536: Flat Machine Knitting and Fabrics (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore the world of flat machine knitting and fabrics, from its early history to modern techniques.

Flat Machine Knitting and Fabrics surveys how knitted fabrics are built from loops, with clear explanations of jersey and flat fabrics. It starts with the basic ideas of knitting, explains loop formation, and introduces both hand knitting and machine methods. The book connects theory to practice, showing how fabrics are shaped, constructed, and finished, and it covers how machines differ when making rib, jersey, and other textures.

Readers gain practical insight into how knit fabrics are created, how stitching and looping work, and how various machines and devices influence the final fabric. The discussion is practical and foundational, designed for those who want to understand the basics before moving to more complex machine setups.

  • Foundational concepts of loops, courses, and wales that form knit fabrics
  • Introduction to hand knitting techniques and the move to machine methods
  • Overview of jersey and flat fabrics, plus how width and length are controlled
  • Early to modern machine mechanisms important for knit construction

Ideal for readers of craft manuals and anyone seeking a solid introduction to how knitted fabrics are produced.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

When the City of New York established a textile school in 1919 I was asked to take charge of the class in knitting. Although very busy in manufacturing lines, I decided to give up a part of my time to this educational work, believing it to be my duty to do my bit toward helping to fill a long felt want in the industry. There being no suitable text book available, particularly on the elementary subjects, I was obliged to prepare my own material for the instruction of the students. The results of this work are contained in this volume, which is devoted to the various types of flat latch needle machines. It is my intention to follow this with other volumes covering circular latch needle machines, spring needle machines, etc., with their products. The various chapters of this work have been published in the knitting technical section of TEXTILE WORLD but I believe their usefulness will be increased by this revision and publication in more convenient book form. One of the greatest needs for the advancement of the knitting industry to the position it should occupy in the world of textiles is available technical information, and it is hoped that this volume with the ones to follow will supply, in some degree, this need. H. D. BUCK. Woodhaven, L. I., New York, September 1, 1921.
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Présentation de l'éditeur

Excerpt from Flat Machine Knitting and Fabrics

When the City of New York established a textile school in 1919 I was asked to take charge of the class in knitting. Although very busy in manufacturing lines, I decided to give up a part of my time to this educational work, believing it to be my duty to do my bit toward helping to fill a long felt want in the industry.

There being no suitable text book available, particularly on the elementary subjects, I was obliged to prepare my own material for the instruction of the students. The results of this work are contained in this volume, which is devoted to the various types of flat latch needle machines. It is my intention to follow this with other volumes covering circular latch needle machines, spring needle machines, etc., with their products.

The various chapters of this work have been published in the knitting technical section of Textile World but I believe their usefulness will be increased by this revision and publication in more convenient book form.

One of the greatest needs for the advancement of the knitting industry to the position it should occupy in the world of textiles is available technical information, and it is hoped that this volume with the ones to follow will supply, in some degree, this need.

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