Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 56
tre with velvet, andfinish the edge with a chenille fringe, or with a row ofvelvet. AND HOW TO USE THEM. 53 Catch-all bags made of four pieces, square at the up-per end, and cut to a point at the bottom, are very use-ful hung* near a sewing machine. They should befinished with a tassel from the… … Fig. 22. flowers worked in railway stitch may be used. Some ofthe French tickings come in stripes of varying width.A few stitches useful in this work are here described. Tete de Boeuf—\s so named from its fancied resem-blance to a cows head with the horns attached. Towork it mark very lightly a…
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