Cotton Weaving and Designing / 6th Edition

by John T. Taylor

FIG. 327.

FIG. 328.

Another padded effect is given at [Fig. 328]. The double pick is the padding weft, and should be of thick material. The plain face cloth is developed in small dots, and the backing ends in solid squares. The padding picks in this pattern are pulled out of a straight line, and a diamond effect is produced on the cloth.

Double Cloths.—Double-warp-face and double-weft-face cloths are usually classed as double cloths, but they are essentially different from double cloths made from two warps and two wefts.

FIG. 329.