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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 18 (November 1872) (1872)

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ur in all. This may bebetter comprehended by examining the paper patterns usedas models for embroidering on canvas. The artist, in color-ing his design, lays each tint over so many squares, thusmaking the picture, as it were, a mosaic of small blokes ofdifferent hues. The pattern, when completed,… … wheel which has a circumference of rubber or other suitablematerial. The .wheel dipping in the dye also rubs againBtthe worsted on the cylinder above it. The width of the edgeof the wheel iB exactly equal to the distance between two ofthe teeth on the edge of the cylinder. In beginnirg the…

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