Textile designers' pocket manual
A pocket manual for textile designers written by Walter Scott and published in Boston in 1912 by the American Wool and Cotton Reporter, aimed at weavers and textile designers working with fabric structures. The pages show numbered weave and draft diagrams, grids of filled and empty squares that map out interlacing patterns, with some diagonal twills, checkerboards and geometric repeats that a designer can adapt directly into woven or printed patterns.
