Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 164
iate rows ar«darned with colored silk. HONEYCOMB NETTING. An even number of stitches is needed for this pattern. AND HOW TO USE THEM. 161 1st row: Plain Betting. 2nd row: Net the second stitch, then the first, nextthe fourth, then the third and so on throughout the row. 3rd row: Plain. 4th row: Net… … Fig. 44. Fig. 44 is a very pretty border combining the last twopatterns with plain netting. The rows of honeycombare alternately of fine and coarse material, or of silk andwool, in order to bring out the pattern. The scalloppattern is worked with heavy silk doubled or trebled. 1st row: Plain…
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