Decorative and fancy textile fabrics : with designs and illustrations (1898)
Lord, R. T · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 40
e border to be filled in. This may easily be done by drawing a continuation of the same class of ornament. Another way is to trace and reverse as much of the bottom border only as may be desired, con- tinuing the bordering by drawing in fresh ornament until completed, but, in any case, it must… … Fig. 23. diamonds, sprigs of leaves or flowers, or any diaper effect, not too large to take away from the pleasing appearance of the complete design. STAIR CARPETS. The remarks upon bordered fabrics would be incomplete without some reference to stair carpets, which consist of Brussels, tapestry,…
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