Textile design and colour; elementary weaves and figured fabrics (1921)
Watson, William, F.T.I · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 351
d divide it into spaces by ruling lines. It is not, as a rule, necessary fortime to be occupied in making a complete sketch of the design, as the figure can becompleted on the point-paper after the given portion has been drawn and painted in.This is illustrated by the example shown in Figs. 394,… … Fig. 395. lettered A, B, and C. Taking A as the starting-point, at B the figure is turned overfrom side to side, and at C from top to bottom. The distance between two hori-zontal lines which pass through corresponding parts of the design at A and B thusgives half the repeat in length, and similarly…
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