Arthur, Anne Knox · London, A. & C. Black, ltd. · leaf 166
: twist the second and third pair once ; cross, and so on for length required. This braid when worked with bobbins and a stout linen thread will be excellent for teaching the method of making grounds for some of the simpler pillow laces. Simple Tassels. — Fig. 41 gives a small tassel. Method: —… … Fig. 4: Fig. 41 Fig. 41. made. Take a long large-eyed needle with a doubled thread ; slip it through the wool close to the cardboard ; pass the ends through the loop and pull firmly to tighten. Cut the wool at the opposite edge of the cardboard. Pass the thread through the centre of the bunch of…
Embroidery
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