The new lace embroidery (Punto tagliato) With 34 illustrations (1905)
Tebbs, Louisa Augusta · London, Chapman & Hall · leaf 31
EW LACE EMBROIDERY 14 ball-pointed scissors. For pressing silk or cloth goods, the above directions can be ioWowed, omiih'ng- the wet cloth; whilst for velvet, damp the back of the embroidery with a clean sponge and pull backwards and forwards over a hot iron until dry. To cut out the open-work,… … Fig. X. back to enable you to see clearly to cut out the buttonhole all round, which must be trimmed very neatly so that all ragged edges are avoided, taking care to have the ball side of scissors always next the embroidery. After a little practice the worker will find the cutting out very easy and…
Needlework · Embroidery · Lace and lace making
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