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Handbook of embroidery (1880)

L. Higgin. · leaf 37

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any- other material. It is simply a button-hole stitch, and may be varied in many ways by sloping the stitches alternately to right and left ; by working two or three to- gether, and leaving a space between them and the next set ; or by working a second row round the edge of the cloth over the… … Illustration, No. 6.— Knotted Stitch, or French Knot. the exact spot where the knot is to be : the thread is held in the left hand, and twisted once or twice round the needle, the point of which is then passed through the

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