The colour printing of carpet yarns; a useful manual for colour-chemists and textile printers (1900)
Paterson, David · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 106
e drum would give to the flowerthe requisite touch of pink for 100 carpets. If the yarn beuncoiled from the drum it would be found dyed in 100 placesequi-distant from each other, and at exactly the spot whereit was wanted to tip the flower with pink from end to endof the 100 carpets. Fig. 9… … Fig. 11 represents deMt,ii on \\ i)\eii Ldipet. order by the setters, and ready for being wound upon thebeam and woven into carpet. Fig. 11 represents the wovencarpet completed; the pattern no longer assumes the elon-gated appearance as seen in Fig. 10, because the yarn, inbeing drawn up by the…
Carpet-printing · Carpets
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