WOVEN DESIGN. and proiiounced, in order to allow of a complete develop- ment of the colours formed on the respective edges of the various figures. Intermingled, diminutive patterns, always give confused and indistinct effects, which completely baffle analysis. On the other hand, broad and large… … Fig. 2. When the pattern supplied in fig. 2 is viewed through the refractory angle of a prism at a distance of about two feet, and about three times larger than here sketched, it forms a splendid assortment of colourings and tinted effects. Any description of this charming experiment, however…
Color in the textile industries · Textile design
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