Embroidery and tapestry weaving : a practical text-book of design and workmanship (1912)
Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 309
stuff itself isfragile; in such cases there must be abacking of some kind. This usuallyconsists of fine holland or linen, whichis first stretched in the frame and thenhas the surface material securely stitchedto it with overcast stitches, care being takenthat both materials are equally strained. To… … Fig. i63. PART IITAPESTRY WEAVING CHAPTER XV INTRODUCTION Weaving, a most ancient art, naturally Introduction precedes embroidery, for this necessitates an already existing ground stuff, which is generally some kind of woven material. All varieties of weaving are done by one little - varied method,…
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