Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 241
airpin-work and tassels. Thebasket has a full lining of silk. It is easier to line thesides first, sewing the upper edge of the lining on andturning it over so as to conceal the seam. Then cut apiece of stiff paper or cardboard exactly fitting into thebottom of the basket, cover it with the silk… … Fig. 114. was done with Berlin wool and gold thread while thetassels were of silk. The hairpin-work is made in twowidths, and sewed together. In the widest, three doubleare crocheted between each turn of the fork. The tasselsare made by winding silk or wool round a card of therequisite width. After…
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