Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 232
the thread through it in a loop, turn the thread roundthe needle and draw it through both loops on the needle. Bymaking the rows of plain stitches follow each other in diffe-rent ways, a great variety of stitches can be produced, as theillustrations and written instructions here given will show.… … Fig 407. Russian stitch. :fUCH:y^ Russian stitch (fig. 407).— This is worked like theforegoing, only that all therows have to be begun fromthe same end, and the threadhas to be cut off at the end ofeach row. Bibbed stitch (fig. 408).—Worked backwards and for-wards, the hook being passedthrough the…
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