A text book dealing with ornamental design for woven fabrics (1897)
Stephenson, Charles, Suddards, F · London : Methuen ; Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 269
mer would only lend itselfto the production of patterns of a very geometrical character,such as the interlacing of the grass fibre might suggest,whereas in the latter the utmost delicacy of detail andrefinements of drawing would be possible. - Between these two extreme cases there are many grades… … DRAWING OF CURVED FORMS FOR DIFFERENT SETTINGS. 252 LIMITATIONS IMPOSED fibre used, the finer and more flexible will be the yarn thatcan be spun from it. In practice, the thickness of the yarnwhich has been spun from the fibre and the number ofthreads which, in a given space, will appear on the…
Textile fabrics · Design
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