Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 478
ll, however, serve as a guide and stimulus to invention. Thework must be done with exceeding neatness, and the design and coloringselected with the utmost care. Very good effects may be obtained withoutline stitch alone, when, of course, the work is reduced to a simple prob-lem of exactness in… … ROSE CENTER CLOTH. The beautiful design shown above is for center cloth, and should bewrought out in pale pinks, three shades, one shade yellow for center, threeshades green for leaves and stems; either pink, green, white or yellow maybe used for the ribbons. Solid Kensington and outline stitches…
Needlework · Embroidery
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