American Correspondence School of Textiles · New Bedford, Mass. : American Correspondence School of Textiles · leaf 106
ombining these two weaves pick and pick. Fig. 57. Take, for example, Fig. 59, which is different from the weave shown in Fig. 58 and yet is obtained by combining Figs. 56 and 57 pick and pick. 417. By carefully noticing Fig. 59 it will be seen that in this case, Fig. 57 is commenced on the second… … and this is continued until all the picks in both weaves are used when the new design will commence to repeat. 418. Still another weave may be obtained by commencing with the first pick of Fig. 56, but having for the second pick of the new weave, the third pick of Fig. 57.
Textile design -- Study and teaching · Weaving -- Patterns
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