Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910, Buckle, Mary · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 199
ey are held together by the stitching,and a very pleasantly uneven surface results. Thiseffect is enhanced if between the two stuffs thereis a layer of something soft. If, now, you keepdown the groundwork of your design by com-paratively frequent stitches diapering it, you get apattern in relief,… … / \ ■ /*i M A \ A V V V >I : ^ r^V 69. QUILTING, DONE IN CHAIN-STITCH FROM THE BACK. QUILTING. 173 outline of the design, and then from the back toinsert the stuffing. You first pierce the stuff witha stiletto, and, having pushed in the cord, cotton,or what not, efface as far as possible the…
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