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How to work embroidery stitches; a practical method with 69 illustrations (1909)

[Cartier-Bresson, Mme. ] [from old catalog] · New York, Sold in the United States only by Mills and Gibb; Paris, Printed by Cartier-Bresson · leaf 11

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KiG. () This stitch is worked as the previous one with the differencethat the needle coming out at the previous stitch is put in a littleto the left so that the stitch is more twisted. These stitches on the wron^ side form back stitches. ^S- Stem Stitch … ,,..«...«».. i>».^. ,7^. -.-fto -■■*•--^Vr IMG. 7 It is a crewel stitch in which the last stitch goes hali beyondthe stitch worked previously. On the wrong side the stitches do not meet, leaving betweeneach the length of a stitcli. — 8 — Running Stitch

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