University of Leeds. Library · London : Fleetway House · leaf 33
ead resting on it. '1 he work can be done in coloured sections, if desired. (See Fig. i, with the needle in position.) When the end of the row is reached, pass the needle and thread through the meshes just under the beads to get back to the left-hand side. The alternative is to fasten off at the… … BEADS. Fig. 3. Crochet bead baj;, wonted In circles chain, according to the v/idth of bag required, and working from the inside so that the beads are always on the outside. The sides of the bag ,nay he worked in circles, and these are joined by a long crochet strip eight beads wide, sewn to the…
Handicraft · Dwellings · Needlework
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