Textile design and colour; elementary weaves and figured fabrics (1921)
Watson, William, F.T.I · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 208
COLOURING OF CORKSCREW WEAVES 193 which a similar broken effect is produced by colouring the warp in the order of 1 dark,1 light for six threads, and 1 light, 1 dark for six threads, as indicated along thebottom of the design. The usual close setting of the ends in the corkscrew weavewill cause… … !r >!?.T<r ^-V Jr Jr Jr+-V4 *-«r^ Fig. 229. Three modifications of a warp corkscrew, which may be specially coloured andused in combination with an ordinary weave of the same class, are given at D, E,and F in Fig. 228. At D the weave is arranged to coincide with a 2-and-l order ofcolouring,…
Textile design
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