Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 293
d under theother end, up over its own end, under theside of the loop, over its own end thatlies across the loop, and out under theloop at the right-hand end. Pull astight as required. All these knots maybe made of double cord by running asecond through, following the lead ofthe first, just before… … Fig. 164. off with a loop at one end, which can beused as a loop or cut if required. Fig. 164 is an example of a prettypiece of interlacing strap work attachedto a fastening. The weavers knot (fig. 165) is usefulfor practical purposes in both weaving 290 and embroidery; this knot is univer-sally…
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