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Grammar of textile design (1906)

Nisbet, Harry · London, Scott, Greenwood & son; New York, D. Van Nostrand co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 63

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TWILL AND KINDRED WEAVES. 51 floats are one thread only longer than weft floats. For weft- face corkscrews, the base pattern must have weft floating one thread more than warp; but whichever series of threads are … required on the face, they should be of better quahty and in greater abundance than the mother series. Fig. 95 shows the method of constructing a warp-face cork- screw weave B, by rearranging warp ends of the seven-end (^i)

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