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s indicating shadows in petals, etc., are always worked in the ordinary outlinestitch. The same design in all-white would be charming in effect. White is often preferred innapery, but delicate colors may be introduced. Figure No. 15.—Tea-Cloth.—This pretty cloth is garlanded with ribbon and… … Figure Xo. 15.—Tea-Cloth. and the leaves are in dull gray-greens. Dainty tea-cloths may be powdered with the gay littleDresden figures. These are pretty when the colors used are in perfect harmony. Besides thedifferent shades of blue, pink, yellow and green, a little- violet, red and brown should…
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