Woodhouse, Thomas, 1862-1933, Milne, Thomas · London, Macmillan and Co., Limited · leaf 473
TEXTILE DESIGN 456 Now, since all dark threads A are over every shot, and all light threads B are under every shot, it is evident that some method of locking the yarns together, other than that practised in the ordinary methods of weaving, must be employed to make a coherent texture. The warp yarns… … Fm. 276. of crossing is performed only by the black thread, although each thread ultimately bends about equally. It therefore follows that one warp beam only is necessary for this particular example. As the two sets of threads leave the warp beam, however, they are separated into two layers, so…
Textile design
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