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Embroidery : a collection of articles on subjects connected with the study of fine needlework, including stitches, materials, methods of work, and designing, and history ... (1909)

Christie, Grace · London, James Pearsall · leaf 156

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oco. In thaton the left hand the two stages of workingit are shown. They show that rococo ispractically an adaptation of Roumanian (seefig. 20, Part II) to a canvas ground. Thetying down, central portion, of the stitchpasses over and hides the vertical canvasthreads at each edge of the cluster,… … : :M f I ] : :] ■■ -■>!!;!; A CHAIR-BACK. ( For particulars see the last page of this part.) PLATE XVI. AN EMBROIDERED CHAIR-BACKWITH LINES OF DRAWN THREADS PLATE XVI illustrates a simply em-broidered design for a chair-back,which is carried out in MallardFloss on a fairly coarse biscuit shade…

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