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The story of textiles (1916)

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oplin weave. Textiles may be made ornamental incolor by dyeing the yarns, using differentcolors in the weave and making variationsin the weaving process; or by dyeing the 20 Newark Museum Association woven textile in the piece; or by printinga colored design upon one surface of thecloth; or by… … Fig. 47. How double cloth is woven. The soft colors of oriental rugs are pro-duced from natural sources. In Europe andAmerica, aniline dyes are used. A Persiandyer, having the recipe for a certain coloras a family inheritance, will dye his skeins,expose them to the sun, and use them whenof just the…

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