he pattern can be trans-ferred to it at once, without recourse-to any other process. It will be found less trying for the eyes to lay a piece of transparentcolored paper or stuff under the pattern while you are copying it. The Irishlace designs are almost all drawn with double lines, between which… … Fig. 81—Tacking down and drawing in the Braids. Tacking down and gathering in the Braids (Fig. 81). —Where thelines of the pattern describe a curve or a circle, the outside edge of the braid,as shown m Fig. 81, must be sewn down firmly, so as to form little folds ofgathers on the inside edge, which…
