Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 214
Fig. 113. cally alike upon both sides; there must beno threads running from one form to an-other nor any visible fastening off of ends. DARNED NETTING Darned netting, or lacisy as it is some-times called, might almost come under210 the heading of either lace or embroidery. MethodsIt is used… … Fig. 114. being let into the linen ; the contrastof the solid with the more open workgives a pretty effect. Fig. 114 is an ex-ample of this work. The darning is doneon a plain netted ground which can be 211 Methods prepared by the worker if acquaintedof Work wjtj1 netting, if not, the squares can…
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