Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 205
lty of wantof fiLaeness, not only in the plain which surroundsthe figure, but more especially in the figure itself. If thefigure is to be formed with the weft, we may resort to I 11 I VViiV •• liVuVVi TjjjJJJl ■ nf f f f ( ^ Mf ^ > II ( ) Jl ( ) JiIf ( Ml < )Jl ( ) Jl ( ) ( Mf ( Ml ( ) Jl ( )… … l_. I r L e^ k )(r )( Plate IX. Chap. Vn.] FIGURES UPON GAUZE. 177 the expedient we have before mentioned — namely,putting more than one pick of weft in one shed; andthis we may vary according to the size of the figure orquality of the cloth. By doing so we shall not onlymake the figure cover…
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