Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910, Buckle, Mary · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 274
ies on the surface of the satinground, and is only just caught down at the endsof the loops which go to make leaves and petals.The twist of the ribbon where it turns givesinterest to the surface of the embroidery, whichis always more or less in relief upon the stuff,easy to crush, and of limited… … 94- LEATHER APPLIQUE UPON VELVET, 248 ART IN NEEDLEWORK. stitched in place, were worked over in satin-stitch.The work has the merit of looking just like whatit is. But neither it nor ribbon embroidery is ofany very serious account. Passing reference has been made to othermaterials to embroider with…
Embroidery
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