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An introduction to the study of textile design (1903)

Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), 1868- · New York : E.F. Dutton · leaf 187

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SATEEN FIGURES 131 dots, but there is no reason why the weaves should not be put together in any relationship other than this — the two weaves should cut if possible, i.e., at the point of juncture … CL9TH DE5lCiH PLATE 5B. — UPRIGHT SATEEN TWILL there should not be any unsightly floats.* If the designer can do better without the base he need not use it. All * The student must realize that this question of ‘ cutting ’ is all-im¬ portant in most stripes and checks. That which is not the best is…

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