Arthur, Anne Knox · London : A. & C. Black, ltd. · leaf 84
utton-hole into the loops or spaces of the previous row ; continue in this way until the space is filled ; the last row should be worked into the braid, in order to keep the others in position. Plate X. has the central portion enriched by a filling worked in button-hole in blue flax thread. It is… … background may be ob- Fig. I2A. tained by working these stitches in rows, in groups of three or five. The clusters are worked closely at the top ; the second row has the apex of each cluster fitting into the base of the preceding one. A very pleasing border in contrasting colours may be obtained in…
Embroidery · Needlework
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