Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 52
49 a modification of true Point Eusse, the latter namehaving, however, been applied to a quickly executed andsketchy kind of work. In what is generally called PointEusse, the patterns are all designed to suit the stitch,that is, they have sharp and frequent angles. To workit, bring the needle up… … Fig. 19. divide it into two or three equal lengths and work eachdivision as a single line. The peculiarity of all the real Point Eusse is that itpresents the same appearance on both sides of the work,which makes it a very useful stitch for decoratingtowels, and other objects which are seen from…
Embroidery
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