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Florence home needle-work (1893)

Nonotuck Silk Company · Florence, Mass. : Nonotuck Silk Co. · leaf 62

An illustration from Florence home needle-work, 1893, leaf 62
breads thdlings in■at measttf8 FLORENCE HOME NEEDLE-WORK. 61 The drawing transferred to parchment, paper or cardboard, usually of ayellowish tint, should be lined with a very thin stuff, such as muslin, to pre-vent its tearing. A strip of quadrille, or point paper as it is called, should be laid… … Fig. 51. — Passage of the Bobbins through the Machine. All the curved long lines of the pattern must first be traced upon thepoint paper with ink and then pricked. \ The pattern should be adapted to the thickness of the thread the lace is tobe made of; for a coarse lace, large point paper should be…

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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