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Textile design; a working manual of approved practice in all details of the art of designing the various kinds of textile fabrics, together with practical applications of the principles of textile coloring and systematic methods of cost finding (1909)

American School of Correspondence, Umpleby, Fenwick. [from old catalog] · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 261

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t E. These two movements represent the whole principle of crossweaving and if thoroughly understood will make the explanations ofthe more generally used and more useful leno fabrics, which are givenlater on, seem very simple indeed. As may be seen by referring to Fig. 312 there is a great strain… … Fig. 310. 240 TEXTILE DESIGN 225 threads on this pick, but as this work does not assume to cover theprocesses of weaving we shall not take up any more of that subjectthan is necessary for a thorough explanation of cloth construction anddesigning. The harness chain and the drawing in draft for plain…

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