Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 140
ith a chalk pencil the subject to bepainted, and size all over the design. Use the commonsize h( ught at an ordinary oil and color shop, meltedover the fire and used warm. Paint with ordinary tubeoil colors, mixing the colors as for oil painting, and add-ing to each some japanners gold size as a… … Fig. U 138 NEEDLES AND BRUSHES need rubbing over two or three times with a solution ofvitriol. A gloss can afterwards be given to this blackleather by rubbing it over with a mixture of gum arabicand size melted in vinegar. Should the black producedby the vitriol not be deep enough, grind up some…
Embroidery
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