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Textile design pure and applied (1912)

Woodhouse, Thomas, 1862-1933, Milne, Thomas · London, Macmillan and Co., Limited · leaf 157

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CHAP. TEXTILE DESIGN 140 A defect sometimes urged against the correct method, as illustrated at G, occurs at the junction of the eighth and ninth threads and picks, where the four adjacent squares form plain weave. This defect is repeated at the junction of the sixteenth and first threads and… … thread, as shown at H. The order is still 1, 3, 2, 4, commencing on 2 ; the arrangement is therefore 2, 4, 1, 3. This is probably the better way in which to arrange this weave for the production of dices, since, in addition to obviating the above defect, it is in keeping with the regular method of…

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