Nisbet, Harry · London, Scott, Greenwood & son; New York, D. Van Nostrand co. · leaf 429
by the greater tension of the latter causes the cutting picks to l)e pulled down into a lower plane than the face picks, and thereby create the transverse furrows or channels in the fabric between the ridges forming the ribs. x\nother example of a pique fabric of simple structure contains four face… … Fig. 565. FiC4. 56i. plain pique fabrics is effected by introducing one, two or more wadding picks of weft which never interweave with any warp threads, but simply lie quite straight and free between the surface tissue and the back warp threads, thereby increasing the relative prominence of the…
Textile design
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