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Embroidery and lace; their manufacture and history (1899)

Lefébure, Ernest, 1835-, Cole, Alan S · New York : G. P. Putnam · leaf 20

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8 I. EMBROIDERY. adheres. Books on ladies’ fancy work generally con- tain descriptions of methods more or less ingenious for effecting pattern transfers. When canvas or textile fabrics with equally distinct reticulations are to be embroidered, the transfer of a pattern can be managed if the… … Fig. 5.— Tambour em- stuff, and makes the stitches by broidery frame (St. . 1 ■ r Aubin). passing the needle through it from one hand to the other. This operation is to be noted, for to some extent stitches in a sewing machine are made similarly. The machines specially adapted to embroider are…

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