Beeton's book of needlework : consisting of Ladies' lace book, Crochet patterns, Ornamental needlework, Macrame lace, Children's fancy book, Church embroidery, Drawn linen work (1800)
London : New York : Ward, Lock · leaf 652
Afternoon Tea-cloth. knot carried across the centre of them. A second line of cotton is next twisted over that which divides the threads into clusters. The two lines of cotton which cross the small open squares are held in place by a drawn work knot, exactly as previously shown in Fig 11, and… … Fig. 55.—Afternoon Tea-cloth. the centre of each, which may be embroidered either in the usual fashion or in button-hole stitch. Many other small powderings were given in the preceding chapter, which could be used instead of these eyelet holes if a closer pattern should be preferred. The tiny…
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