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Florence home needle-work (1889)

Nonotuck Silk Company · Florence, Mass. : Nonotuck Silk Co. · leaf 69

An illustration from Florence home needle-work, 1889, leaf 69
Fig. 115. Bordering in Button-hole Stitch. Bordering in Button-hole Stitch (Fig. 115). —Scalloped edges in netting should be button-holed; 2 or 3 padding threads should be run in first, followingthe bars of the netting, over which the button-holing is done; the bars of the nettingmust not be cut… … Fig. 116. Cut Work in EmbroideredNetting. Cut Work in Em-broidered Netting (Fig.116). —Cut work here meanshalf covering the bars of thenetting with button-holestitches, and half cutting themaway with scissors. Youslightly separate the stitchesof the first row of button-holing, so as to be able to…

Needlework · Lace and lace making · Embroidery -- Design · Fancy work · Crocheting · Knitting · Cross-stitch · Macrame · Drawn-work · Monograms · Beadwork · Stitches (Sewing) · Tatting · Netting · Openwork · Edging · Insertion · Darning · Irish lace

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