Embroidery and tapestry weaving; a practical textbook of design and workmanship (1906)
Christie, Grace · London, J. Hogg · leaf 61
Pattern which repeats should be always identical; Designing gg long as it is similar in size, form, and general character it will probably be the more interesting if variety is intro- duced. The principle of repetition is again found in fig. 14, but with an additional feature; a sprig of flower is… … p mencing to draw out a pattern; for carrying out fig. 14 it would be well to pencil out the surface as in fig. 15; a connection between these two will be perceived at a glance. This spacing-out of the required surface in one way or another is of great assistance, and may even prove suggestive in…
Embroidery · Tapestry
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