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

Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 147

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the kinds of work nearly allied to lace,such as cut work, or for an added ornamentto an edging stitch. Fig. 77 shows too small picots addedto a buttonhole bar, and on the lowerbar is shown the method of working theleft-hand picot. The pin that passesinto the material behind the bar can befixed in… … Fig. 77. This completes the picot, the bar isthen buttonholed to the end. Thesecond picot is made in much the sameway; instead, however, of putting theneedle as the diagram shows, bring the144 thread up through the centre of the Stitchesloop, then round under the pin from leftto right, and it will…

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