Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 185
while the under side should be dark. In using chenille, follow the outline of the leaf closely, and do notmake the stitch of regular lengths; preserve such a slant as will not crowdthe stitches, and do not leave too many open spaces to be filled in with thesucceeding shades. After the foliage has… … LIBRARY TABLE COVER WITH CROCHETED FRINGE. RAISED EMBROIDERY. 155 To make the roses: Cut two pieces of the lightest shade of rose pinkribbon two inches in length; two pieces of the shade next deeper, and onepiece of the deepest shade, all two inches long. These are to form the fivepetals of the…
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