American Correspondence School of Textiles · New Bedford, Mass. : American Correspondence School of Textiles · leaf 157
132 DESIGNING. PART IV. 619. Thus, the first end of Fig. 132 is the first end of Fig. 131, the second end of Fig. 132 is the fourth end of Fig. 131, the third end of Fig. 132 is the seventh end of Fig. 131, and so on until every third end of the regular twill has been taken It will be readily seen… … shaded effect in the cloth. That is, commencing with a certain part of the weave, a large part of the warp will be found to float on the surface. This is graded gradually until a point is reached where the filling will be found to predominate largely on the surface. 620. In many cases these…
Textile design -- Study and teaching · Weaving -- Patterns
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