History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 100
be used. Velvet carpet loors somethinglike velvet, hence its name. Tapestry car- the dye and touches the threads, the colorbeing elongated to allow for weaving overthe wire. Each color is applied in turn inthe same way. After the threads are steamed and setthe weaving is simple, for when the… … Velvet pets have the ribbed or looped effect of theBrussels, while the velvet has the cut pileappearance of the Wilton, but the methodof manufacture is entirely different fromthat of the Wilton. Both the tapestry and velvet are printedfabrics and do not require the Jacquardmechanism. The colors are…
Textile industry -- United States · Textile fabrics -- United States
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