Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 260
broidery, simply by following design and making a cross stitchin each mesh of the.fabric. gj^s^a-^^ Kensington embroi- ^s<^i1:aIdery is most effectively |employed on table<:overs made of fabrics ^aa-j;having a silken surface, iirj^>j(|as mail cloth, Russian tapestry or sateen, andthe… … jpw^ ■ |^,« if .iSSTrf <^ gsTi^ Jto ^wS KSjS jSirS .*!ra ;«sS isjs s^,, saa Hjjii ^c* BO^ 4sr=s xifji waa aaa ayraj FIG. 235. many stitches as Kensington embroidery would require, short and longstitch will be found almost as effective, though, of course, a massed effectof color cannot by this…
Needlework · Embroidery
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