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Grammar of textile design (1906)

Nisbet, Harry · London, Scott, Greenwood & son; New York, D. Van Nostrand co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 169

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157 FUSTIANS. required to form figure, and to interweave it at the back, in the ground portion, in an opposite manner. An example of figured "velvet cord" constructed on this principle is reproduced in Fig. 389, with the method of preparing a design for the same … shown (in part) in Fig. ^390. This example has a foundation texture of plain cloth, with four pile picks to one ground pick, and with each rib extending over six warp ends. In consequence of the ornamentation of these fabrics being developed by a series S._ii -yf --" ' ^--S^S-j L_SS_^_.I y __ S…

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