Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London : New York : Cassell · leaf 135
121 Chap VI.] FLORAL DESIGNS. are arranged in such order as to form a continuous pattern, like that shown in Fig. 81, which may be compared to a series of intersecting diagonals, made by objects each of the same size and shape. In patterns of this type effect is frequently given by variety of … giving a balance or Pig. gl. equality of texture. In the arrangement of these patterns too much attention cannot be paid to such little matters, feu* the same reason that in the small set spots wl distribute them in satin or some other order which will equalise the interweaving. If our pattern will…
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