LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. xv so. PAGE 143. Silk pattern and its scaffoldixg— Sicilian . .116 144. The planning of a design — French. Louis Seize . 117 145. " Turnover " pattern — Byzantine 120 T46. " Turnover " pattern — Gothic 121 147. Quasi-" turnover " pattern — Wall-paper. L. F. D. 122 148. Turnover design with central strip not turned OVER 123 149. " Turnover " and " drop " pattern — Stairc.se wall- paper. L. F. D 124 150. Not a turnover pattern — Printed linen. L. F. D. . 125 151. Diagram showing a square repeat which turns ROUND 126 152. Diagram showing a square repeat which turns round and drops 1 27 153. Turn-round pattern— Floor tiling. L. F. D. . . 128 154. Lattice and the lines into which it may be resolved — Arab 129 155. Diagram to show a half-turn of the block in- printing AND the reversal OF ALTERNATE STRIPS OF the material IN THE HANGING— CeILING PAPER. L. F. D 133 156. Diagram of ceiling pattern (in effect 42 inches ACROSS) ON THE PRINCIPLE OF DIAGRAM I55^PaPER. L F. D 13^ 157. Diagram showing a pattern (in effect 84 inches wide) produced by 2 BLOCKS, EACH ONLY 21 INCHES BY 21 INCHES 1 35 158. Six-inch TILE DESIGNED TO BE FIXED BRicKwisE — L. F. D. 137 159. Narrow turnover pattern adapted to weaving — - L. F. D 138 160. Narrow woven pattern — Damask. Seventeenth century 139 161. Wall-paper pattern 1014 inches wide by which no economy is effected — L. F. D. . . . .140 162. Diagram of woven pattern, "turnover" and "single" 141
