Embroidery and tapestry weaving; a practical textbook of design and workmanship (1906)
Christie, Grace · London, J. Hogg · leaf 105
Stitches then the line resembles a narrow plait. A solid filling in stem stitch should be worked in lines as illustrated in the squirrel in fig. 44. This little beast is … Fig. 43. taken from the curtain shown in Plate VII., and is a good example of the life and interest that the introduction of such things adds to embroideries. (The stitches just described were largely
Embroidery · Tapestry
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