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Doyley and centre-piece book (1896)

Brainerd & Armstrong Co · New London, Conn. : The Company · leaf 76

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ith detached sprigs of briar stitching. Any other stitches that fancy dictates may be equally well used. By trying these separate stitches on a small scrap of material, one will easily learn the most convenient as well as the most economical manner of executing them. After all the spaces of the… … at the same time as the buttonholing—that is, ILLUSTRATION NO. 4O. a short portion of the buttonholing is worked until the place for a bar is reached, and then, without cutting the thread, it is passed.across where the bar is to be, caught at the other side and twisted back to the place of…

Embroidery · Table setting and decoration

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