Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 306
th old gold. Byreference to Fig. ISTo. 136 it will be seen that the singlescallop is repeated a sufficient number of times to edgethe drapery. The basket is lined with ruby silk drawnup to form a bag; it is drawn together by silk cord andtassels The figure shows wool tufs fastened at the sidesbut… … Fig. m 304 NEEDLES AND BRUSHES* One of these convenient little tables can be easily madefrom 3 broomsticks and the top of a flour barrel or but-ter tub. Cross the broomsticks in the middle, and naiithem securely in place. Cut the ends off so that theywill stand flat on the floor. Nail the cover of…
Embroidery
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