Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 277
K i r-(Sfi^ ^i^ /f^UJjn Ittt Z hM , jc^^u! :: i \m BIS :p:;Ep^ \\ ilfi ^:|:::: lliii ^^nrii\i §M-iw mw^ ml |±:::::::g WO ^~^—T^ mi 4»^ mi^ |T hir J FIG. 262. When the work is completed there will be left on each side one unworkedthread—all similar ornaments are made in exactly the same way, being … FIG. 263.varied only by the number of threads woven, and the different number ofthe rows of weaving. To weave, here means to put the point of needleunder one thread, over the next, under the third, over the fourth, and soon, repeating back and forth. 250 DAINTY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. Figure…
Needlework
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