The illuminated book of needlework : comprising knitting, netting, crochet, and embroidery (1847)
Owen, Henry, Mrs, Stone, Elizabeth. History of needlework · London : Henry G. Bohn · leaf 572
nds by the obtrusiveness of one portionover another. 31. Plaid Patterns. These should be worked in Cross Stitch, andmay be copied from ribbons, or the new Berlin 3ZIssas££>ln l*■■StaAsi ii n i» ■■1111,10wii ii ii illin II ii IIH SPSS* aeiiiui* k»S:= ■■■IIP* ■Hie:** ■■■■aa ■njsssa ^fciiin… … Patterns of the various Clan Plaids, which lookextremely elegant, and are very correct. 32. Diamonds. Two threads are taken acrossthe canvas, increasing one eachway to fourteen, and decreasingsimilarly, so progressing through-out. For the next row twothreads are to be taken down the canvas,…
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