Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 217
th a sharp penknife or scissors,and tie the wool tightly in the centre between the cards.Remove the cards, rub the ball in the hand, steam itover boiling water, and trim the edges with a pair ofscissors. Good parlor balls for children can be made with singleor double Zephyr w^ool of all colors over… … Fig. 100.BEADED TRICOT. Make a chain of the required length, and work onerow of x>lain afghan stitch. Then in the next row,*work up stitch; work up second stitch and make threechain; put the needle through the same stitch the chainstarted from, throw the wrool round the needle and pullit through…
Embroidery
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