Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 243
thelightest shade of wool is sewn under the heading atequal distances. This fringe could be made deeper by fastening two ormore rows of the hairpin-work together, before crochet-ing the heading and edge. The loops of each should be 240 NEEDLES AND BRUSHES twisted as in the design in this case. This… … Fig. 116. made of fork work after design in Figure 117, the wideloops being caught together at regular intervals withwoolen balls. The same trimming can be used on variousshaped baskets. Used as an edging for a band of em-broidered felt it would be very pretty for a trash basket. AJSTB ITOW TO USE…
Embroidery
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