Textile design and colour; elementary weaves and figured fabrics (1921)
Watson, William, F.T.I · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 268
e in Fig. 284 portions of a leaf are shaded so as to forma subdued but pleasing contrast with the parts that are developed in bold floats.The principle is applied most successfully to fine silk, cotton, linen, and worstedtextures in which the yarns are smooth and even. Shaded Weave Bases.—The most… … changes to be made—viz., l-and-5, 2-and-4, 3-and-3, 4-and-2, and 5-and-l, asshown at A in Fig. 285. The space to be shaded, in this case 36 ends, is divided intofive sections, and the l-and-5 twill is marked in, as shown by the crosses. The fijstsection is left as it is, one mark is added in the…
Textile design
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