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

Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 145

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Fig. 75. Fig. 75 is a knotted insertion stitch;the knot at each side makes the stitch 141 Stitches a very rigid one. To work it—Bring thethread through at the lower left-handside, insert the needle on the upper side alittle towards the right, draw the threadthrough, and then tie the knot on it asin… … Fig. 76. stitch is shown in fig. 76. It couldbe carried out with different colouredthreads. The two sides must be firstworked with the edging, which is prac-tically the braid stitch described on page88. Commence the stitch in exactly thesame way as when carrying out braid stitch,but work on the…

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