Antrobus, Mary (Symonds) Mrs · New York, The Macmillan Company; London, J. Hogg · leaf 118
wist of the cord, whether Japanese gold or any other, according to the method prescribed for ordinary cord in Chapter IV., Fig. 21, otherwise in drawing the couching thread through, the laid thread will be untwisted. The padding threads may be sewn down to make any desired pattern, but one… … Fig. 53 Padding is to cut out pieces of cloth, of a kind which is made for the purpose, yellow or white, according to the colour of the metal used. 114
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