White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 132
the pound or half-pound of a dealer in florists' sup- plies. It should be sufficiently slender to slip easily through the beads, for it sometimes passes as many as three times through the same bead. The medallions are made as follows: On a piece of wire a yard and a quarter long string two dark… … Fig. 63 the next light bead to the left in the previous row in making each loop. When the circuit has been made the end of the wire passes up through the first six dark beads and one
Beadwork
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