Antrobus, Mary (Symonds) Mrs · New York, The Macmillan Company; London, J. Hogg · leaf 74
Bring the needle through at D, holding the thread French Knot loosely down under the thumb at E, twist the needle in the thread from left to right, as at F, being careful not to take up any of the back- ground. Now turn the point of the needle round, as shown in B, still holding the thread down… … Fig. 37 illustrates Bullion Bullion Stitch Fig. 37 Stitch, which is made on some- what the same principle as the French Knot. Again A shows the first stage, B the second, and C the com- pleted stitch. To make the stitch : — 70
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