Artistic embroidery : containing practical instructions in the ornamental branches of needlework (1880)
Church, Ella Rodman, b. 1831 · New York : Adams & Bishop · leaf 111
some kind to hide the looped ends of the passing,which are not pulled through, but turned backwards and forwards asevenly as possible. FLOSS-SILK. For large leaves, spaces in scrolls, draperies of figures, or fore-grounds, long loose lines of colored floss, secured at intervals by singlethreads of… … 102. Lo:JfG-STITCH. blue, and edged with amber crochet-silk sewed down with white.The light shade is to be used first—beginning from the outer edge ofthe centre of the petal, and working first to one side and then to theother. Then the dark shade is to be worked in like manner dow9iwards.
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