Church needlework; a manual of practical instruction (1907)
Hands, Hinda M · London, G.J. Palmer · leaf 65
ON THE COPE AND MITRE Both the hood and the lower edge of the — again beginning- at the centre, both for cope itself may be finished off with a border straight and curved edges. or a fringe, or both. The cope is fastened in front with a large The Mitre — also part of the official dress clasp or… … Mitre of St. Thomas of Canterbury the back, either close together or an inch or two apart. They are from 10 to 14 inches stones, in which case it is work for the artist- long and from i to 3 inches wide, finished at goldsmith. Or it may be of material richly the ends with fringe or tassels.…
Needlework · Embroidery
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