Two pages from the December 1913 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal. The first part is W. Watson's article on how Mitcheline quilts are made: a Jacquard double cloth of two plain fabrics, with warp and filling counts, loom mounting with two comber-boards and two harness shafts, and design and weave diagrams. The second part begins an article on how diagonals are made by warp-drafting every other thread of regular 45-degree twills. The pages also close a continued article on figure warp stripes.