Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 273
tch and repeat tothe end of row. Thisstitch, so applied, formsa very pretty insertion,and is especially effec-tive where several rowsare used, one above the•other, leaving a spaceof plain linen, of equalwidth between. Knot Stitch. This is one of if FIG. 258. not the most important stitch used in… … ^46 DAINTY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. arrangement it has the appearance of knotted chain. Figure 257 shows theknot stitch so applied, as well as the method of placing thread to make.To make the knot stitch: carry the thread upward and to the left, forminga loop; insert the needle under the drawn…
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