American girl's book: or, Occupation for play hours (1831)
Leslie, Eliza, 1787-1858 · Boston, Munroe and Francis; New York, C. S. Francis · leaf 299
the two sides of the bag, and makea case where the silk lining leaves off. Get some satin piping-cord, and sew a row of iton the outside of the bag, so as to correspond inform with the shape of the top. Put on two bows ofribbon, one at each side, and run in the strings. The ribbon and piping-cord… … AAnA/^v^VWW rLTLnj-injwww\ A DIMITY RETICULE. Little girls will find these reticules very convenientfor common use, as they can be washed. Take a quarter of a yard of fine cambric-dimity,of the very narrowest cord, and split it in two. Cut THE AMERICAN GIRLS BOOK. 275 the shape of a small scollop…
Handicraft · Amusements
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