Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 284
hefrayings out to knot in at the four cornerswhere otherwise there would be gaps. To knot an added fringe into the 280 border is a very simple matter. Beginby cutting the threads that are to com-pose it all to one length, about doublethat of the required fringe. Take a fewtogether to form a bunch… … Fig. 156. through, then take the ends of the bunchthrough the loop and draw them tight inorder to make the knotting firm. There are many ways of patterning aplain fringe, sometimes a change of colourin the knotted-in threads is sufficient, asshown in fig. 156. Another very usualway is to divide the…
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