Wilkie, Harriet Cushman · Boston, Mass., The Priscilla Publishing Company · leaf 9
ee different stitches, only one of which, that every decade or two sees a revival. Perhaps potnt crotse, or cross stitch will be considered here. Russian work, we need hardly say, is now greatly in request the most notable occurr- for almost every article on which it can possibly appear, not only… … sian work may be done in cross stitch, but all cross stitch is not of strips of twill in red, Russian Apron Russian. Tie distinction lies in the colors. blue and white worked in cross stitch in embroidery cotton with two shades of blue, ene 2The real Russian designs are different from the German,…
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