Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 133
Fig. 65. rate plain needlework, is now to be dis-cussed ; although similar in name it mustnot be confused with the feather or plumagestitch that has already been mentioned.The stitch is so simple and so much in1 129 Stitches use as hardly to need description ; fig. 6$explains the working. There can… … Fig. 66. Two are shown in fig. 66. The one tothe left is worked very like the ordinarystitch ; the needle picks up the material ina straight line instead of slightly obliquely,and each stitch touches the one imme-130 diately above; it is here made use of as a Stitchescouching stitch, a bunch of…
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