Dyer, Elizabeth · Boston, Houghton Mifflin · leaf 71
r¬ face (allowed to float), the result is called a warp sateen weave. In an all-silk fabric it is called a satin weave. Ex¬ amples of this weave are satin and Venetian. When the filling yarns are thrown to the surface, it is called a filling sateen weave. Example — sateen. When a smooth, lustrous… … Fig. 11. Eight-Shaft Satin tion is silk and cotton. Cotton-backed satin has a cotton back and a silk face. The cotton does not show on the right side. The surface effect is about the same as if all-silk had been used, although the cloth is stiffer, and not so pliable and yielding as all-silk. The…
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