Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 164
inen.Squared papercould be used forplanning the de-sign, as the stitcheswould all be prac-tically of the samelength, and thepattern must beone that can beeasily carried outalike on both sides.The stitch is work-ed as follows: Anevenrunning stitch,picking up as muchmaterial as it leaves,is taken all… … Canvas Work and Stitches Fig. 86. 161 Stitches Canvas an angle from the running pattern; s°>u these are completed on the first journeyby a satin stitch being made at thenecessary point. The present diagramis a zigzag line, with one of these stitchesgoing off at each angle. Fig. 86 is an
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