supplied in figs. 71, 72, and 73. A more attractive and interesting system of grouping shades it is scarcely feasible to construct. The patterns are twice the size of Scheme III., that is to say, they contain fifty-four instead of twenty-seven threads, as given in the Table of Compounds, for… … B A Fig. 72. Firstly, contrast the effect obtained in fig 71 with the effect obtained in fig. 72. The arrangement of shades in the warp is the same as supplied in the table in both styles ; but in the former the weft is black and in the latter white. Had a blue shade of weft yarn been employed, or…
Color in the textile industries · Textile design
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