Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London : New York : Cassell & Co. · leaf 242
though the whole surface were to be covered^ and where there is to be no figure, either let the plush weft enter the ground as part of it, or float loosely over it. In the latter case, the loose material which is not forming pile will have to be cut away. Some very pretty eftects may be produced in… … plushes. The mode of its Fig. 101. manufacture is by weaving weft into a warp having its threads set in small groups a short distance apart. After the piece of cloth is woven, the whole of the weft is severed between each group of warp threads, thus cutting the whole fabric up into o
Textile design
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