ally froma twill weave, and this principle of interweaving- is sometimesemployed where the object is partly ornamental, as in satinsused larg-ely for trimming-sand for ladies dress g-oods. In suchcases the first object is to produce a highly lustrous surface,perfectly smooth and showing- no… … Fiff. 125. These weaves are of two distinct classes, those in which thewarp predominates on the face being- called the warp Hushsateen, and those in which the filling predominates on the facebeing called the filling flush sateen. The peculiarity of these weaves is that the order of inter-weaving…
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