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Design in textile fabrics (1888)

Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 177

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ach it to the cloth withsufficient firmness, without at the same time allowingthe white to show through it. Then for a mediumbetween black and white, let the black weft enterinto the ground and form plain cloth, passing thewhite weft to the back out of the way. For the lightershades, or where it… … Plate VII. Chap. VI.] FIGURIN-G WITH SEVERAL COLOURS. 153 bj this means we may obtain any degree of light andshade that may be needed. Some splendid examples of this kind of weaving areexhibited in the well known book-marks of Mr. Stevensof Coventry, not only as illustrating the best methods…

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