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1 Weft-Faced Fabrics
Cloths that have a preponderance of weft on the face due to the weave, as in the case of weft-faced satins, or to having a greater number of picks per inch than warp ends as in the case of imperials, swansdowns, moleskin, beavcrtcen and like fabrics.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Weft-Faced Fabrics
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2 Gobelins Tapestry
Many attempts have been made to imitate this tapestry, but none have been successful. ———————— The finest tapestry made, and produced at the Gobelins factories in France, where this beautiful cloth has been made for over 300 years. The fabric is the product of art and great skill, and hand labour only is employed. Production is therefore slow and expensive. A high warp loom is used in which the warp is tightly stretched; the warp is thick, strong yarn, and into this is woven the variously coloured weft threads of soft wool. The wefts are beaten up very firmly so as to completely hide the warp, and form a rib lengthways. The fabrics are double-faced and very expensive.
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