Antrobus, Mary (Symonds) Mrs · New York, The Macmillan Company; London, J. Hogg · leaf 167
Fig. 84 shows the method of making a simple tassel. Simple Tassel Take a piece of wood or stout card, slightly wider than the length of the tassel required, measuring from A to B. Wind the silk, wool, cord or whatever is to be used for the tassel, on to the card very evenly until there is a … Fig. 84 1. Fig. 84 II. Fig. 84 III. sufficient amount for the size of the tassel ; then take a strand of the material used, and thread it through a needle doubled as for a " bout " (see Fig. 22, Chapter IV.). Slip the needle along the top edge of the card underneath the threads wound upon it, C-D ;…
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