The illuminated book of needlework : comprising knitting, netting, crochet, and embroidery (1847)
Stone, Elizabeth, Owen, Henry, Mrs, Wilton, Mary Margaret Stanley Egerton, Countess of, 1801-1858 · London : Henry G. Bohn · leaf 568
s this does not exactly come under any pre-ceding head, we will here give a brief accountof it. The principle of Applique is that ofplacing^satin, velvet, or cloth, upon afoundation, and tacking them down—in a similar manner to Braiding. Thepatterns may be cut out in paper. The edges andfibres of… … 110 netting, crochet, Grounding. Begin from the centre and work downwards, andyou will thus avoid soiling the wool. In CrossStitch work one way, and afterwards cross back.To prevent fastenings of wool from coming to-gether, leave off before you come to the fasteningsof the row preceding. Take short…
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