Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 465
s to the left and two to the right until the triangleand its stem are filled. The thread should be securelyfastened on the wrong side. (b) A more complicated and firmer arrowhead may bemade by using the same outline and interlacing the stitchessomewhat. The centre line is not required, but the… … Simplest form of arrow-head 448 Dressmaking is brought up at the upper point, a, and carried down atthe left point, b. It is brought up again close to thispoint, to the right, on the line be and carried down, noton a central line, as in the other arrowhead, but on the lineac joining the upper and…
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