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Fancy work for pleasure and profit (1905)

Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 89

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les and suggestions heregiven are so clearly marked, the limitations of our colors so well defined,that the merest novice ought not to go astray; and, given an eye for theharmony of colors, she should be able to obtain all the artistic results ofwhich the materials are capable. Without this eye for… … LL EMBROIDERIES are divided into two classes, namely,art or flat embroidery and raised novelty embroidery. Theformer includes all decorative needlework that is applieddirectly to the fabric that is to serve as a background, witheither crewel, tapestry wool, silk, linen, cotton, or goldthreads.…

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