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Ingalls' manual of fancy work (1882)

Ingalls, J. Fred · Lynn, Mass. : J.F. Ingalls · leaf 21

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double stitches, the combination of the two being much more eftective requisite to a pleasing result. than if either were used alone. The single stitch is made by taking up two meshes of the net and leaving one between. In the double stitch all the meshes aie taken up, the second stitch taking up… … employed for — the FIGUKE NO. 3. — DESIGN FOK DAHNED NET. No. 1.— This engraving shows the full size and pattern of the em- engraving shows dresses, skirts, etc., broidery used in making a tidy. The design is clearly illustrated, and only half the figure— and applied to children's made of fine lawn…

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