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The Priscilla Battenberg and point lace book; a collection of lace stitches with working directions for braid laces (1912)

Brown, Nellie Clarke, 1861-, Priscilla Publishing Co · Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company · leaf 34

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e next intersection ofthreads. The making of these diagonal lines andthe wheels at the intersections is continued untilthe network is filled. Hour-glasses. Figure 84 shows still another arrangement ofdarning over the network described in No. 82. In this pattern twofans form littlevertical… … Fig. 84. Hoim-Gi.AssES. 31 tr^rf3JwrTlTi^Ju_i\_ If preferred, these connecting threads maybe fastened at their point of meeting by a single but-tonhole stitch. The three upper threads are thencovered with a woven fan and the thread carriedback through the weaving to the centre. The lowerthree…

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