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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 100

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ry delicate and requires thegreatest accuracy in order to have the col- method was invented in England in 1832by Richard Whytock. There are tapestries and velvets wovenin one solid color and the figure thenstamped in by great pressure of rollers onwhich the design has been cut, each colorbeing on… … ors appear in the right places when woven,but for all that there is not the accuracythat can be obtained with the Jacquard,and this gives the misty, soft effects. Inmaking ready for tapestry and Wilton fab-rics, the yarn is prepared for an entireprint of possibly 3,000 yards and is placedupon a…

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