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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy part 2 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 149

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he inner side. No. 7 is a veryopen stitch, useful in fastening down an edgeinclined to ravel. No. 8 shows a shadow stitch,useful on very thin material. This is worked onthe wrong side of the material, and the shadowyoutline, seen on the right side, is very dainty.No. 9 shows a heavy edge that is… … HOW EMBROIDERY STITCHES ARE MADE. I, Twisted stitch; 2, Featherstitch; 3, Wedgwood stitch ; 4, Scroll or stem stitch; 5, Daisy petals with out-line center; 6, Rounding a curve ; 7, Blanket stitch ; 8, Raised shadow stitch ; 9, Bullion stitch; 10, Raisedstem stitch; n, Buffalo or ox-horn stitch; 12,…

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