ed, but then the designer has the trouble of constructing the douping plans, which are not necessary when the Jacquard is used. In any case, and particularly by the aid of the Jacquard, the designer has a wide scope for the exercise of his powers; take, for instance, alternate checks of gauze and… … Fig. 103. gauze. Twills and satins may be employed—in fact, there is scarcely a limit to the variety of effects which may be obtained. A LENO DESIGN. In Fig. 103 a sketch of a simple figure is given as an example, and in Fig. 104 a small portion of the ruled-paper drafting is shown, but the whole…
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