Points on Jacquard Designing

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A June 1915 installment from Posselt's Textile Journal on training for Jacquard design. It explains free-hand drawing practice, copying from fabrics, wall paper or plates, and the squaring-off (over-ruling) method for enlarging or reducing a sketch, illustrated with rose and leaf figures. It also covers point paper rulings and their relation to Jacquard machine size and fabric texture. The scan also includes a continued article on cotton card clothing (tension, tail-ends, covering cylinders and flats).

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Article
Date
1915
Language
English
Pages
2
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