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

Christie, Grace · London : J. Hogg · leaf 351

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s js done properly, no change is visible of Weaving Qn the Hght ^^ The jdned weft win kst as long as any other part of the weaving. The process of stitching up at the backis simply an oversewing with silk or otherstrong thread. The stitches must berather close, drawing the edges just suffi-ciently… … Fig. 184. through to the right side. The stitchingtogether should be done while the work ison the loom, since the web would then bein less danger of pulling out of shape. Shading in tapestry weaving is carriedout by a hatching process which is mostsimply explained by a diagram (fig. 184).The…

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