Taylor, John T, Wilkinson, Frederick, Nisbet, Harry · London, New York, Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 246
ns are produced by employing squares of different dimensions. Fig. 240 is a pattern of this descrip- tion. The bindings are here those of an eight-end satin. To obtain the crossing of the binding dots at the edges of the squares it is necessary to run the satin in opposite directions in the warp… … FIG. 243. FIG. 242. ends and picks. It is necessary in this class of binding to commence the satin in the position indicated in the design. By a judicious arrangement of the warp and weft blocks a large variety of patterns can be produced. The principle is exten- sively employed in the production…
Cotton weaving · Textile design
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