A practical treatise on weaving and designing of textile fabrics : with chapters on the principles of construction of the loom, calculations and colour (1879)
Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · Bradford : T. Brear ; London : Simpkin, Marshal · leaf 238
xample of weft piles we will take an imitationlambskin upon a twilled cloth. The design, Fig. 225, showsthe manner in which the weft, which is to form the pile,may be bound into the ground cloth. Two ends are raisedat a place, and at such distances apart as to allow forthe length of pile required.… … Fig. 225. character—being usually of the finest and softest wool,possessing the best felting qualities—it must not be sothickly bound in the ground cloth, consequently it isspread over the surface in the manner shown, so as toequally cover the surface without showing in rows, orleaving any bare…
Textile fabrics · Textile design · Weaving
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