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Designing for art-needlework; (1915)

Von Horvath, Guido. [from old catalog] · [York, Pa., Printed by the York printing co. · leaf 21

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19 Designing for Art-NeecileTvork at points marked x will give Figure B. The reverse of c, gives C, and these motifs combined mto a group gives D, which is a very good arts and crafts motif group. The use of the motifs fully understood, you must now select your distance from the central axle of the… … harmonious grouping are the secrets of success m applied designs. At this point you are made aware of a method of transference that is not generally practiced by even highly paid designers. After your design group has been marked (with a soft pencil) on one half of your paper, simply refold it at…

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