both ways, dividethem in two, and,starting eachtime from themiddle stitch,trace two lines,one horizontal,the other verti-cal, right acrossthe canvas. Thepoint of intersec-tion will be thecentre. This sortof ground planwill be foundmost useful, andshould not bepulled out until work ^finished FlG- 78… … KnittUtf FLO! 40 FLORENCE HOME NEEDLE-WORK. Cross-stitch (Fig. 79). —Cross-stitch is the foundation of every other stitch,and the one In most common use. It is also called marking stitch, being usedfor marking linen. It is worked in two lines. In the first, the silk is carrieddiagonally from left…
