CS. figures, the white dots represent the figure and the black dots the ground. The next consideration is the prevention of floats in the veins of the leaves and flowers and in the fine lines in the ornament. This may be done wherever required by a special dotting, which will fit in nicely with the… … weave known as a Swansdown crepe, which might be used independently for figure and ground, or in combination with a satin effect—for instance, a five shaft satin figure and a cr6pe ground, or vice versd. Taking Fig. 54, the crepe dotting could be introduced within the scroll, which comes between…
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