A text book dealing with ornamental design for woven fabrics (1897)
Stephenson, Charles, Suddards, F · London : Methuen ; Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 145
,if link borders were adopted, it would generally be best tolet them be vertical to the inner edge of the border, as inFigs. 1 and 6, in order to obtain a fitting connection withthe central portion, and so that they will be seen the rightway up when viewed from the centre of the room. In arug or… … i?S k BORDERS, CORNERS, ANGLES, ETC way up when seen hanging vertically. But whatever theposition may be which a border has ultimately to take, it isessential that it should be designed consistently with this O J end in view. In Fig. 1 the link is parallel to the side of the border,and merely turns…
Textile fabrics · Design
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