White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 126
T each diamond-shaped mesh, gives thefinishing touch of daintiness (see Fig. 55). Startby threading a fine needle with a piece of sewingsilk the colour of the bag. Fasten the end bytaking one or two small stitches near the left side What a Child Can Do with Beads 99 of the strip of silk at about… … Fig. 55 the last bead strung (see Fig. 56), and string sixmore lavender beads, one pearl and seven lavender.Another stitch is made a quarter of an inch fromthe last one, the needle is run down through thelast bead, and it goes on in this way until a rowhas been made across the piece of silk. The…
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