Treatise on the designing and construction of woven fabrics (1906)
Werner, Herman Oscar, 1881- [from old catalog] · [Providence? R.I. · leaf 79
ions of worsted and cotton, worsted and silk, and, at times, silk and cotton. The face warp is gen- erally kept loose during the weaving and the back warp tight; the goods are mostly piece-dyed. The arrangements of warps and fillings are usually two of face to one of back, or one of face to one of… … Figure 112 one of face to one of back, and the fillings two of face to one of back. Fig. 112, B represents the enlargement of motive; every block in the motive (Fig. 112, .4) represents four ends and two picks in the enlarged motive (Fig. 112, B). The spots in the 71
Weaving · Textile design
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