Beaumont, Roberts, 1862-1924 · London : Whittaker & Co. ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 254
stmethods of colouring may be made to pro-duce original patterns. Employment of other weaves than thetwill and mat give equally satisfactoryresults. Such makes are, of course, multi-plied in proportion to the ingenuity of the designer. Theexample considered is but a type of the numerous… … Fig. 36a. 200 COLOUR IN WOVEN DESIGN. ments, because they are but extensions of Schemes III.and IV. ; but they are so important in practice, thatthey must be considered as distinct principles of groupingcolours. They are mainly employed when well-pronouncedpatterns are required in fine yarns, in…
Color in the textile industries · Textile design
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