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Hi Gudrun,
Double-sided sounds good to me, it suggests that both sides are usable but
not necessarily the same. Would different sided be more concise or just
more confusing?
Janis
At 01:38 PM 6/23/2005 -0700, you wrote:
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This is a question about terminology. I understand the meaning of
double-faced and double-weave. In the Fall 2004 issue of TWIST I
described several warp twined patterns that have a different
(sometimes similar) look on both sides of the cloth. I want to give
those patterns a name and wonder if "double-sided" is a good one.
If you like to refresh your memory you can look at my web page:
www.theloomybin.com/cw/Twist_Fall04.html
If you wonder how to subscribe to TWIST go to:
www.weavershand.com/twist.html
Opinions?
Gudrun
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