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Dainty work for pleasure and profit (1891)

Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 189

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upon the material, stamp on only the leaves andstems; do not stamp the flowers. The material required for making one callawill be as follows: One square foot of screen wire—the finest mesh made—this can be procured at any hardware store; four dozen skeins cream whitearrasene; one calla center, one… … WORKING PATTERN FOR CALLA, PANSY AND TIGER LILY-SEE PAGE 157. RAISED EMBROIDERY. 159 Cut a piece of the wire into shape by the calla pattern on page 158, cutwith a pair of sliarp shears, so as to get a good, clear edge. Cover this wirecalla on both sides with the wash blond and secure with a few…

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