Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · London : New York : Cassell & Co. · leaf 26
there are certain orders of arrangement in twills which may be specially resorted to for the production of fabrics which are designed to bear an increased amount of fric- tion or strain in one direction or another ; and when we are arranging our patterns for the purpose of ornamenta- tion, we must… … secutively, but at intervals, rig. 7. especial care being taken follow consecutively. An that at no point do they . example of the simplest kind, and one most commonly employed, is shown in Fig. 7. , ^ • In this plan it wUl be observed that the order ot in- terweaving is at every fifth end or pick,…
Textile design
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