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Fancy work for pleasure and profit (1905)

Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 222

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at the corners. Figure 198 shows a round cushionfor sewing chair. The cushion is firstmade of unbleached cotton or cottontwill, and for comfort, filled with feath-ers; do not stuff it too full. Put on anoutside cover of old blue tapestry linen,blind sewing the edges; fasten to the^chair by means of… … FIG. 198. with old blue filo floss in satin stitch with a center of yellow French knots. FANCY WORK BASKET. The basket shown here is eggshape. The best way in which to preparethe foundation is to cut an oblong circle out of heavy straw board, wet it DAINTY TRIFLES. 197

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