Household elegancies : suggestions in household art and tasteful home decorations (1876)
Jones, C. S., Mrs, Williams, Henry T · New York : H. T. Williams · leaf 79
e mustnot crowd each other, nor too much of it be used, so that the various parts standdistinctly forth with spaces between them. Now and then it is necessary tocut away a few twigs or leaves from a branch. When a satisfactory arrange-ment has been attained, the leaves are fastened with fine… … the former, in order to preserve the leaves for further use, the latfer, becausethe thi-ead, lying on the stuff, would, after the application of the spatter-work, present the appear-ance of a white line. AMierethe latter, however, cannot be avoided, as for in-stance, in the tacking on offine…
Decoration and ornament
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