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Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)

Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 127

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Fig. 60. through to the back at the point wherethe needle was last inserted (point A onplan). The thumb must not be removeduntil it is in the way. Fig. 60 representsa flower, of which the centre is formed ofbullion together with French knots. 123 Stitches Fig. 61 shows a knotted stitch that… … Fig. 6i. case the knotting of the thread and thefixing to the material is done at the sametime. It is a useful stitch when a jaggedline is wanted, and can be seen used, forinstance, for the branching veins in open124 work leaves, as in fig. 62. The diagram Stitchesexplains the working of the…

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