Nisbet, Harry · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 77
f placing the latter in different relative positions ; that is, by placing the threads of one weave one thread, or more than one thread, in advance or in rear of those of the other weave. This is exemplified by Figs. 146 to 151. Figs. 116 and 147 are two base weaves, repeating on eight and six… … Fig. 149. Fig. 150. Fig. 151. — Design evolved by End-and-end combination of Figs 149 and 150. 5. Broken Twills. § 38. Broken twills comprise that class of weaves produced by breaking the continuity of any continuous twill weave at either regular or irregular intervals of threads. Such a course…
Textile design
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