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The dictionary of needlework, an encyclopædia of artistic, plain, and fancy needlework, Church embroidery, lace, and ornamental needlework (1882)

Caulfeild, Sophia Frances Ann, 1824-1911 · London : L.U. Gill · leaf 371

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ribbon, an mch wide, of a strong make, pass each end first drawing together, the Netting will form a Circle by through a hole, and sew the two ends together, or tic simply working every Loop as reached, but as each Circle is them undemeath the piece of wood ; put the piece of larger in… … with a flat Mesh an inch in width, for curtains and window- Fifi. 62!. Netting — Cir.ci.E (Detail A). blinds. To work : First row — Net in Plain Netting upon the Foundatian Loop enough Loops to make the Detail A, and is thus worked. After the first round, length of the article required. Second row…

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