Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 142
er of working them differs only in the patterns formed by the securingstitches and in the direction of the whipcord in the raised designs. The manner of working flat couching has been described, in Chapter V,therefore we will consider raised couching more particularly in this connec-tion. To work… … strands of file floss. Secure this with a stitch brought from the back ofthe work and returned there, on each side of the raised part formed by thewhipcord that is underneath the gold thread or filo floss; work a continuousline of securing or couching stitches on each side of each strand of…
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