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Design texts : a practical treatise on textile design, cloth construction, fabric analysis and calculations (1910)

Umpleby, Fenwick · Lowell, Mass. : Lawler Printing Co. · leaf 30

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cribe the difference between a warp flush and a fill-ing flush weave. 26 DESIGN TEXTS. FANCY DEGREE TWILLS. The student must not confine himself to what are commonlyknown as simple twills, but should find out how many designs ■I ■I Fig. 37 Fiff. 3S. and what variety he can produce upon a given… … ■I Fig. 39. Fiff. 40. many regular twills as possible. These are given in Figs. 37,3cS, 39, 40, 41, and 42, which show the full limit in producing whatare commonly known as regular twills on five harnesses. This expression regular twills must be understood, as itis in the trade, to apply to twills…

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