s have been drawnout and three left. Cutting out Threads (Fig. 43). —Open-work patterns are often set inanother kind of embroidery. In such cases, the threads that are to be cut out musthe cut a short distance within the edge and then drawn out, so that there may be aframe of the stuff left intact… … I Fig. 44. Button-holing the Haw Edgesof Cut Open-work. Overcasting the RawEdges (Fig. 45). —Cording the rawedges is even better than button-holing them. Count the number ofthreads carefully that have to be cutout; run in a thread to mark thepattern, after which cut the threadsthrough at least two…
