An introduction to the study of textile design (1903)
Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868 · London : Methuen · leaf 159
ng ' or joining up the weaves one to the other. In No. 4 a practically perfect twill is indicated so far as wefting capacity is concerned, while^in design No. 5 1 'I'iffl OT''i'i'"'' i'J-'l'^^'f^lll'li i-B- i--| \-.'-'i 1 1 ^^j T^^ 1 1 i' " ' ' ' 1 T»H ^f"'^"'^^|i'^'' '. ^?-!S'| l:"|l!"| p''--|i''… … DESIGN SHEET 5. — ILLUSTRATING COMTOUND TWILLS the weaves combined are of such different wefting capacity that one weave must be sacrificed to the other — in this case the sateen to the plain weave, this weave limiting the number of threads and picks per inch. (c) Combination* Twills. — These…
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