Textile design and colour; elementary weaves and figured fabrics (1921)
Watson, William, F.T.I · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 20
n the plan A. Lines or ribs, that are equal in size, are formed running the widthof the cloth, as shown in Fig. 4, which represents a fabric produced in the weavegiven at A iu Fig. 3. D, E, and F in Fig. 3 are irregular warp ribs, which produce horizontal linesthat are unequal in size. In D and E… … ! Fig. 3. weave E. By using a good class of material, such as silk, for the odd ends, anda cheaper material—say, cotton— for the even ends, a cloth with a good appearancemay be economically produced in designs such as D and E. In the design F inFig. 3 a wide rib alternates with two finer ribs, but…
Textile design
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