Decorative and fancy textile fabrics : with designs and illustrations (1898)
Lord, R. T · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 140
uty of the face. In Fig. 73 the float is over fourteen ends, and this is not too long. A satin composed of a warp and two wefts has been dealt with, but in some instances there is a ground warp as well as a satin warp, in which case the figure weft should be bound with the former and not with the… … Fig. 74. that these principles may be applied to the drafting of any satin fabrics, irrespective of the scope of the design. MATT PATTERNS. This class of weave is much in vogue for the fabrics under notice, as some very pretty effects can be produced by the use of warp and weft of different shades…
Textile design · Textile fabrics
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