Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 190
uired, variety could beintroduced in this way as well as in theground, and a marvellous combination ofintricate colour could be thus produced. For the work to be made up satisfac-torily it is necessary that the shapes beaccurately cut out. To ensure this, ametal plate is cut and all the shapes… … Methodsof Work Fig. 98. Methodsof Work about a quarter of an inch for turningin. Next lay the pattern-shape upon apiece of stiff paper or thin card-boardand again trace off the shape, this timecutting it out exactly to the pattern,tack the material to the paper, and stitch
Embroidery · Tapestry
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