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Encyclopedia of needlework (1890)

Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 426

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nished; then the needle is slipped backalong the little spoke, opposite to the single thread, and throughthe wheel, and the single thread is corded like the others. Ribbed -wheels (fig. 654). — Make the foundation of thewheels as before, over 8 threads. To form the ribs at the backof the wheels,… … Fig. 656.Wheels set with buttonholing. In this case you must make circles of thread enough, to coverthe bars completely, not half, as before. The same stitches, as fig. 654 shows, can be made oneither side of 1the embroi-dery, and so asto form, eithera square or alozenge (seefig. 655). Wheels…

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