Loom in Europe until the 17th century, is still more than follow the more primitive forms. French production of the famous tapestry the Gobelins looms (Figure 617 century French Gobelin loom) still use the comprehensive pole points by the stick. After the 18th century, loom larger improvements in Europe. 1733 J. Kay invented pull parts follow the reed sat picking device (Shuttle), and subsequently created Dropbox. Following the foot mentioning comprehensive a landmark invention. The Chinese flower jacquard (flower floor machine) Europeans gradually improved, and the end of the 18th century, French JM Jacquard made of the human grain board launched jacquard. 1589 W. Lee to create a hand-knitted weft machine, 1775 Britons J. Crain made of warp knitting machine. bedding sets
Dyeing and finishing of mechanization progress later. The manual mode of production continues longer. Before and after the 4th century, the ancient Indians mastered the tie knot dyeing, batik dyeing ancient Egyptians learned in September to the 10th century. The two regions have long been using the stencil printing. Europe before the 12th century printing technology only circulated in a few areas, such as Western Europe, the Rhineland. To the 17th century, the German Society batik dyeing, Britain, France, the Netherlands and other residents learned madder mordant. The end of the 17th century to the early 18th century, Europe began to appear roller printing. 1785 Englander T. Bell of previous results to the successful development of roller printing machine, to achieve continuous printing production.
The ancient Chinese color jacquard tapestry techniques in textile products, a great influence on Japan, Persia, Rome. India 300 BC beautifully printed cotton fabric production Maisi Lin tulle Europe also influential. Renowned Persian fabrics in the 4th century BC. Sasanian dynasty (229 to 651) during the weight twill silk, wool as raw material weft colorful jacquard fabric welcomed by people around the world. Jacquard tapestries, Egyptian linen and wool as raw material in the production of 3 to the 12th century to 10th century Peruvian cotton warp the the camel wool weft Tijuana Cashier fabric, the fabric 10 to 12 century Byzantine Baghdad, Syria The patterns of the fabric of the Islamic theme in Egypt and Spain have widely popular. After the 12th century, Persian and Italian began producing velvet, (See Zhangzhou velvet). 13 to 14th century Italy, influenced by the Chinese patterns Lu Kasi fabrics, woolen tapestry in France, the United Kingdom embroidered silk, becoming Europe's most famous varieties. 16th to 17th century Persia velvet tufted carpets, Italian and Flemish linen monochrome jacquard fabric, France Lyons fabrics, silk tapestry, knitting lace succession prevalent. The chintz India is also very popular in Europe. This period of Japanese products in China, India, and other products under the influence of a style with ethnic characteristics, such as the famous Yuzen dyeing. (See color pictures of 4th and 5th centuries Egypt jacquard tapestry (1), Egypt in the 4th and 5th centuries jacquard tapestry (2), 7-8 century Egyptian tree of life, the shooter and animal pattern fabric, 14th century Spanish star birds twill brocade, Venice, Italy thistle pattern fabric in the 15th century, 17th century India calico flower rockery pattern fabric in 18th century Italy, Asia Minor in the 17th century tapestry, 19th century pink ground color fabric) industrialized textile 18th century under half of the industry revolution first in the textile industry in Western Europe, and the machine to the hands of the workers from the processing of actions preliminary freed prepared to take advantage of the large concentration of industrial production way power driver. Duvet Covers
Mechanization of textile production of the 18th century, the capitalist mode of production in Europe and gradually establish trade greatly developed. Colonial occupation, but also provides a broad base of raw materials and sales markets. Hand textile machinery working parts of a series of improvements, the centralized production made possible by making use of a variety of natural power instead of human-driven. 70 to 80 years of the 18th century Europe make extensive use of water-driven cotton spinning machine. By 1788, Britain will have a 143 hydraulic cotton mills. The end of the 18th century, the textile mills began to take advantage of the steam engine. Since then, the cottage industry production gradually centralized large-scale factory production instead.
The large industrialized textile production, in turn, promote more innovation and creativity of textile machinery. 1825 R. Roberts made power mule spinning machine, by the continuous improvement, and gradually promote the use of. In 1828, the advent of more advanced ring spinning machine, through continuous improvement, widely used by the 1960s almost completely replace the mule spinning machine. Since the flyer and the ring of the present invention, so that the twist and wound two actions can be carried out continuously, twist and wound alternately performed by increased productivity than mule spinning machine. Plus twisting and winding work is completed by the same set of bodies (flyer or ring), which limits the size of a yarn package. The contradictions between the size of the roll with the machine speed, to solve this problem, only separated from the added twist and winding, each specialized agencies. The mid-20th century, a variety of new spinning method have been produced, such as the free end of the added twist of rotor spinning, electrostatic spinning vortex spinning, wrapped added twist jet spinning, false cast and the shares of self-twist spinning and so on. more and more 4 pc of bedding in this