Pages from the December 1911 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal in the series on designing and fabric structure. The first part covers stripe and checker-board satins built from 5-, 6- and 8-leaf satins in warp and filling effects, including plain and fancy stripes, plain, fancy and figured checker-boards, and combination effects with plain weave, with repeat sizes and harness requirements. The second part begins an explanation of gauze (leno) weaving, covering standard and whip (doup) threads, ground and doup harnesses, bottom and top doups, and the drawing-in of the warp.