c, and four inches from the upperselvage ; take hold of the other end of the scrim thread anddraw it out of the material, thus drawing in the silk to takethe place of the thread drawn out. Fig. 1 shows a knot werecommend for this work ; the thread (A) is silk, held inthe left hand, the thread (B)… … Fig. A. Corticelli Filo Silk, forRoman Scarf. FLORE ,^ends loi^most in tl the fir 0 close tlindex fingerjghtotie easil; (leaves 11ju smooth ne<Oge, with tlhers fur tin., aad faci jtying ;>s w<rawing. fodo this rapivi table (Figin lies flat up<deft to righ
