Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 135
tapestry. — Hitherto, wool and silk,were the materials chiefly used for canvas work; a very thickwool for carpets, as being warmer and more durable. Silk istoo delicate a fibre to resist much wear and tear, and cannottherefore be recommended for articles that are intended forconstant use, and wool,… … Fig. 252. Marking out the embroidery ground. Th. de Dillmont, Encyclopedia of Needlework. In 8°. English bound, gilt edges. — Price: 3 sh. TAPESTRY AND LINEN EMBROIDERY I29 For most kinds of tapestry we can therefore with perfectconfidence, recommend the use of Goton a tricoter D.M.CNos. 6 to 20,…
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