An introduction to the study of textile design (1903)
Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), 1868- · New York : E.F. Dutton · leaf 40
i6 STUDY OF TEXTILE DESIGN If the student now examines a few ordinary cloths which happen to be at hand, he will soon find that, while the majoiity of cloths are built with an equal number of threads and picks in the same space (usually stated as … FIG. 7. — ILLUSTRATING THE RELATIONSHIPS OF FLAT VIEWS OR PLANS AND THE POINT-PAPER DESIGNS so many per inch), yet many cloths are built with a dif¬ ferent number of threads per inch to picks per inch. Whatever this number may be it must be represented by the design-paper. Thus, if the proportion…
Textile design
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