Crawford, M. D. C. (Morris De Camp), 1882-1949 · New York : Published by order of The Trustees [of the American Museum of Natural History] · leaf 20
ir finishing their tapestries on bothsides, and also account for their double-faced bobbin-weaves. In the ab-sence of any proof of this, we must attribute this exquisite finish character-istic of the finest webs, to their craft pride. No one can long examine thesewonderful fabrics without feeling… … Fig. 6 (41.0-1152). Diagram showing Interlocking Weft. been made, there are many skilful methods of varying the monotonouseffect of their simple weave. Fig. 2 is an example of a leno or open stripeproduced in tapestry. Fig. 3 is an illustration of a fine tapestry belt. Fig. 4 shows the diagramof…
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