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The Honiton lace book (1875)

Devonia, pseud · London : Bazaar · leaf 61

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work with 1 and 2. Make four of these plaitings, joiningthe little ring to the edge as you pass it. It is a general rule that all edgesmust be connected where they touch, so I need not repeat the direction eachtime. When you have finished the plaiting cut off five pair, and bringthe remaining ones… … Emperor Butterfly. traces that cross each other, or with long plaitings, which vill be easier.Having done both wings in this manner, you now fill up the back ground.Hang on eight pair to the upper end o*f the large wing, and work in lacestitch, sewing to each side ; add a pair at each sewing for…

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