Wandle, Jennie Taylor · London ; New York : Butterick Pub. Co. · leaf 29
the needle passing under it and over the thread, and this direction applies to both the top and bottom of the row. No knot is made. The thread forms a single twist which holds each strand loosely, but at the same time quite firmly, since the thread, in crossing back and forth, prevents it slipping… … No. 5. third strands above are skipped, another strand is Nos. 4 and 5.— Details of Outer Border. taken up which includes the threads of the fourth and fifth strands of the upper space. This forms the knotting of one cluster in the upper space and ingly dainty pattern. It may also be used through…
Drawn-work
Internet Archive · Smithsonian Libraries · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
