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Textile design pure and applied (1912)

Woodhouse, Thomas, 1862-1933, Milne, Thomas · London, Macmillan and Co., Limited · leaf 299

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we may use almost the same number of threads per inch as in the ordinary warp-backed fabrics. When arranged in this way the floats of each pair of threads take up a position which is ahnost in the same straight line, and the eflfect on the surface of the cloth is somewhat similar to that obtained… … arrangement of weave A, and a slight reduction in the number of threads and picks per inch of the complete design, the floats of weft in each twill can be made of a constant length. Thus design 0 contains the same four twills marked in solids and crosses, and if each pair of threads moves into the…

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