Points on Jacquard Designing

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The first part of an article from Posselt's Textile Journal on designing for Jacquard looms. It lists the factors a designer must weigh (cloth, pattern style, transfer to point paper, ground weave) and shows a silk brocade with two filling shades and a satin ground. It gives the cloth particulars, a point-paper method with colour-coded filling, and card-cutting instructions. The second page begins a short piece, "Rusty Silk," on brownish stain defects in silk ribbons traced to stained cocoons.

Type
Article
Date
January 1919
Language
English
Pages
2
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