Fales, Jane. [from old catalog] · New York, Chicago [etc.] C. Scribner's sons · leaf 488
rried down through or under one stitchand up through or under the next, forming a stitch firston one side, then on the other, with a space between everytwo stitches. This space is filled when the second row ofinterlacing is done. It begins at the same point as the 470 Dressmaking other and goes up… … {A) Interlacing stitch; (B) seed stitch; (C) German knot stitch(D) beading-stitch used to fill a conventional design or the leaves and petalsof flowers, or it may form an entire background. (b) Materials.— Twisted and untwisted silks, wools, giltand silver threads, and chenille may all be used.…
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