Arthur, Anne Knox · London : A. & C. Black, ltd. · leaf 205
ugh. Thread a needle with the cut end, and slip it down the chain to fasten off. - This forms a tiny flower, which may be duplicated in various tones of the same colour and sewn on to the foundation with cross stitch or French knots. The sizes of the flowers will vary considerably according to the… … into the ring — this com- ^^°* ^'^' pletes a petal. Notice that the four chain at the beginning and end form the sides of the petal. Be careful not to split the wool while working, as this spoils the appearance of the flower. Make five, six, or seven petals and join at the ring as before. If a…
Embroidery · Needlework
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