Scottish Pattern Twills

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An adaptation of John Murphy's 1833 "Lined Work" presenting Scottish pattern twills (fancy, diamond or lined-work twills) as threading, tie-up and treadling drafts, with no draw-downs. The introduction compares British and Scandinavian traditions and explains weaving the twills plain or with tabby binder, including doubling the point when treadling changes direction. Thirty-one drafts follow, for 5 to 16 shafts, mostly 8 or more.

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Article
Date
February 1952
Language
English
Pages
3
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