Morris, William, 1834-1896, Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, former owner. DLC, Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society · New York : Charles Schribner's Sons · leaf 424
go have excelledin such work, producing wondrouslydelicate textile grills of ingenious geo-metric patterns. In this drawn threadwork, as it is called, we often meet with the employment of button-hole stitching,400 urn -■. which is an important stitch in making Stitches andneedlepoint lace (Fig. 6).… … Fig. 6.—Button-hole Stitching, as used in needlepoint lace. with it, are closely allied to that specialmethod of weaving known as tapestryweaving. Some of the earliest specimensof tapestry weaving consist of ornamentalborders, bands, and panels, which wereinwoven into tunics and cloaks worn2 d 401…
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