Textile design and colour; elementary weaves and figured fabrics (1921)
Watson, William, F.T.I · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 247
ness and cloth(in which case only two cords are connected to each hook) or the tie may be repeatedtwo or more times across the width, as shown in Fig. 261. The arrangement of thecords, illustrated in Fig. 261, is suitable when the short rows of hooks are parallelwith the short rows of holes in the… … Fig. 261. SPECIAL HARNESS TIES 233 hooks are at right angles to the short rows in the comber-board (the London tie-see Fig. 24B, p. 214) it is quite convenient to connect the first hook to the front holeand the last hook to the back hole of the comber-board in both halves of the tie,which enables…
Textile design
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