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Grammar of textile design (1906)

Nisbet, Harry · London, Scott, Greenwood & son; New York, D. Van Nostrand co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 146

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134 GKAMMAE OF TEXTILE DESIGN. more than one warp end in each repeat of the pattern, it is im- perative that the binding should occur at regular intervals on each pick, to give uniform lengths of floats, and therefore, a uni- form length of pile after cutting. § 64. Fig. 331a is a simple design,… … 123456 I 23456 123 456 B SFIi lif Mf W W w w f \ f w m 123456123466123466 Fig. 331.— (A) Design for Velveteen Fabric, of which B is a graphic representa- tion of a Transverse Section, showing some Picks of Weft standing erect, after being severed by the Fustian Knife to form tiifts of Pile. picks…

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