Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 140
imilar but more simple stitch,often seen in Eastern work, is shown infig. 71. It can also frequently be foundemployed on XVIIth century Englishwool work hangings. It is sometimescalled Roumanian stitch, and is com-posed of one long stitch crossed by ashort one in the centre. To work it—Trace two… … Fig. 71. the diagram. For the next half of thestitch the needle enters the material atpoint A on plan, and is brought throughagain on the left-hand line close to thelast stitch, and so in position to commence 137 Stitches again. An illustration of this stitch inuse as a filling can be seen at fig.…
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