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

Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 291

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the top right-hand corner. The Chinese knot, which is used for asailors collar, is shown in fig. 162. The $i*t if £ IT ^ Fig. 161. looped end can be left as large as necessary.To work it the first part of the knot islaid in position on the table, commencingat point A; for the latter part (frompoint… … Fig. 162. 288 Another ornamental knot is shown at Thefig. 163. To make it—Form a loop Gfa^tuyeand hold it between the left thumb andfinger, the loop pointing to the right, thelonger end pointing upwards and passingover the end that points downwards. Takehold of the end pointing upwards, passit…

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