American Correspondence School of Textiles · New Bedford, Mass. : American Correspondence School of Textiles · leaf 173
he first and second ends, the next two are the fifth and sixth, while the last two are the third and fourth. 681. It will be noticed again in this case that each end in Fig. 148 is a certain end of the regular twill, and conse¬ quently it is possible to weave this design on six harnesses. The… … Fig. 149. 682. Fig. 150 is another weave of this class, and the stu¬ dent should be able to readily pick out the method of its con¬ struction without any further explanations. Fig. 150. 683. Another method of forming these stripe designs, and one which is quite generally adopted, is that of running…
Textile design -- Study and teaching · Weaving -- Patterns
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