Eyelet embroidery and its future possibilities (1905)
Heminway, M., & sons silk co. [from old catalog] · New York, Philadelphia [etc.] M. Heminway & sons silk co · leaf 30
fourthreads lengthwise, and catching the cross-thrcads into groups of three or four by means of one strand of silk tied over the group in alaceniakers knot. The edge of the border isclosely buttonholed, and at each side of the lit-tle openwork band is a row of over-and-overwork of stitches taken… … ■^ ^^^^m :-.^.»,„.„,„„,,, ,„> „,.,.,.,.,.,„•.„« £■»■•«■ ■ ■■■■ •*■■• ■ ■■■; :■■■ ■ ■•: :■• .■; • ■ -z : f KtS »: t »??. i< »i : E •5lL< -:< ■ : w^-i • ■ 2 : «■ •ai? «H; :■■■ ■ ■•t ^■ai« ««flB^ •■■K«: «aaai«B: Design No. SI2A CORNER FOR A DOILY A HARDANGER DOILY Ul.tl I AM) ITS FUTURE…
Embroidery
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