Nisbet, Harry · London, Scott, Greenwood & son; New York, D. Van Nostrand co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 155
hey will not tend to develop lines in any direction in the finished fabric. Any such tendency is avoided in an ingenious manner in Figs. 348 and 350, which are designed to increase and diminish the density of pile respectively. In Fig. 348 the successive binding points on pile picks are produced in… … points been produced in the same direction throughout, as in Fig. 349, the regular occurrence of the extra tufts would tend to develop a series of lines running obliquely across the fabric. In Fig. 350, which will give a less dense pile, the same practice has been observed of reversing the…
Textile design
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