Antrobus, Mary (Symonds) Mrs · New York, The Macmillan Company; London, J. Hogg · leaf 57
inging the needle up quite close to where it went Feather Work down through the work, leaving only very tiny stitches on the wrong side. Although it is somewhat economical, the work never looks as well, nor does it last as long, as when the other method is employed for the shading. Both these… … or curved petal in Solid Shading. The first stitch will be taken at the point of the leaf at A-B ; the left side of the figure indicates the method of shading, 53
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