Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 283
cut away the linen, leaving an open space, or square. Put inthe threads of silk from edge to edge, and from corner to corner, as beforedirected. Begin in the center of the square, and work a solid wheel aboutthe size of a cent piece. To do this, back stitch around the threads, form-ing the spokes,… … FIG. 26q. the center is large enough, fasten the silk and begin the four wings of thewheel by weaving the three bars in each corner, from the center to the outeredge, leaving the outer bars unworked. To work the center wheel, shown in design, buttonhole the edges of thesquare, and put in the lines,…
Needlework · Embroidery
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