resulting from the flushes of weft, is also formed, so that an alteration of this kind in the corkscrew system of twilling considerably increases the diversity of work producible by a simple arrangement of shades. Another very useful style might be developed in this crossing (fig. 85) by warping… … the right and left alternately, Fig. 86. when the thread-and-thread sys- tem of warping is adopted, and when the weft is all one colour. If the ordinary build of corkscrew had been employed, the diagonal of black and white would only
Color in the textile industries · Textile design
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