Textile design and colour; elementary weaves and figured fabrics (1921)
Watson, William, F.T.I · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 393
herefore, are in the same sheds as the unbound picks oneach side. This method produces deeper and finer indentations than the methodillustrated by No. 108. No. 110 is arranged to give a broad rib with 10 face,2 wadding, 2 back, and 2 cutting picks in the repeat. The plain weave is againreversed on… … 121 l^^i^ 126 127 j^. _ _•_•3 w • • ^ m» : : s^s ■ i 1^ IX... ^■^ i^^ •U« J i^r~ -- \ L_^V r^* mi * <* ^\\ i-f^ •S 7f^ 1 :^s m\i 1 •sS^ • ■ ■ X - -.1^ •sS^ • n >s«s« • 1^ ^1 - •§5 • IjK s» z • \ I.I .. _-±_ 1. 128
Textile design
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