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The imperial macramé lace book. With numerous illustrations and instructions. Flax threads (1877)

Barbour Brothers Company · New York, W. Martin, Printer · leaf 28

An illustration from The imperial macramé lace book. With numerous illustrations and instructions. Flax threads, 1877, leaf 28
ferred, the fringe may then be knotted, whichgives it a rich effect.--See No. 4 Pattern. No, 3. (ThreJds for this Pattern one yard three irches long. Pin on the straight lines in the usual way, after which fasten on-the threads thus :--Pass the tw^o ends of each thread under the topline, pointing… … 9 • the left hand, knot the other three times on to it with the righthand ; repeat this to the end of the cushion. Then take one threadfrom each : hold one in the right hand, and knot the other on to itwith the left hand; repeat to end of cushion. Then loosen thethird line at the right side, hold…

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