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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 507

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so as to hide the stitches ; butvelvet is too thick to be finished in this way,and therefore will require lining. A gold fringeshould be added to the end to complete thisbook-mark. WORK DEPARTMENT. 495 WORSTED FLOWERS. DAISY. Cut a card mould, the shape of the petals,one inch and a half long.… … Ranunculus was formed, but a little smaller,of yellow worsted. In sewing the petals tothis centre, allow the heart to be a little in ad-vance of them. Twist the wires at the end ofthe petals together to form the base of theflower, and let two or three remain nine incheslong for the stem. Cover both…

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