Dornik and Some Fancy Twills

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Mary Atwater's article on dornik, a herringbone-type twill variation that avoids the three-thread skip where ordinary herringbone changes direction. It gives four-, six- and eight-harness dornik drafts with treadling sequences, and notes uses for suitings, top-coats and blankets. It also presents a four-harness fancy twill and an eight-harness double twill with alternative tie-ups. Two diagram pages give the drafts, tie-ups and woven samples.

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Article
Date
January-February 1940
Language
English
Pages
3
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