Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences, International Educational Publishing Company · Scranton, Pa. : Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts & Sciences · leaf 35
own in Fig. 25 (c) , taking two stitches on each side each time, one a little bit lower than the other, but parallel with the first stitch. In feather- stitching scaUops, take the last stitch at the top of a scallop as indi- cated at a, Fig. 25 (b), so as to make ready for the turning of the work,… … in dressmaking, as they may be Fig. 28 Fig. 27 formed quickly and are very satis- factory in places where a raised dot-stitch is desired. Such knots are rather frail, however, and do not laimder very well. As a border-stitch or an outline-stitch, the washable or the compact knot is very pleasing;…
Embroidery · Needlework
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