Nisbet, Harry · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 136
beam to healds in a slightly lower plane than " face " threads, and should not be raised quite so high as the latter during shedding. By observing these precautions, unnecessary abrasive friction and chafing of warp ends will be avoided, and any tendency of binding points to show on the face is… … Fig. 316. Fig. 317. Design for Warp-backed Fabric. is quite optional which side is exposed to wear. Eeversible fabrics are exemplified in some ribbons (which usually have both sides equally exposed when in wear), shawls, travelling ruas mantle cloths, coatings, and some fustians, which may be made…
Textile design
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