Beaumont, Roberts, 1862-1924 · London : Whittaker & Co. ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 392
twill of weft-flush ; and third,a furrow of corkscrew twill. Thewarp colouring might be solid, butthe weft should consist of one picksilk and of six picks of worsted. 190. Warp and Weft Spots compared. — Probably themethod of developing spots by an extra series of warpthreads is better adapted to… … Fig. 136. H^n^impPRr^^ HX|®>^^*Mli^H^-i^^ D3S3j3lS®3pn®j[j^@s JMOx](M>3_JX! •SD,^u3 JfflX Tjra^HjHan^^ SFxD3@iO^ •MQ^nws g,^Q^*M^^ CXJIEQ3® ELE3 S^DM^lM_ Uv*IIMjD!IMJ[x 3x|Sp<I f^wnXpT^l^WXTT Fig. 137. several reasons it is preferable, in spotting worsteds, tomake the weft the dotting…
Color in the textile industries · Textile design
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