US patent 1,775,346 granted to Adolph S. Herrmann of New York for a woven textile article such as a tablecloth, scarf or napkin. Fabric is woven with colored longitudinal or transverse bands, cut diagonally into triangles, and alternate triangles are joined into a rectangle so the bands meet in connected angular or cross-like designs without crossing each other. The document has a drawing sheet (Figs. 1-4), a specification and a single claim.