Two pages from the December 1913 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal (pp. 145-146). They conclude a piece on figured double cloth woven on the Jacquard with thick and fine picks, with weave diagrams and notes on design paper counts. The main article, "How Diagonals Are Made," explains how to derive diagonal weaves from regular 45-degree twills by drafting every other warp thread, with a plate of 24 numbered weaves. A short item on dye vessels for woolens follows, recommending wood lined with copper over enameled iron.