States, George W., [from old catalog] ed · Boston, J. H. Keating · leaf 25
it out inside the loop formed by the thread, (see illustra-tion No. 8) ; the needle must pass from the back of theloop through it. Pass the needle under the stitch and bringit out in front, thus twice twisting the thread, which pro-duces the cord-like ai)pearance of this stitch. At the endof each… … 9. Close Point dEspagne. ly allow the needle to pass through in the next row. Thisstitch is also worked from left to right; fasten to the braidat the end of each row, and sew back to the left again. No. 10.— Point de Grecque is begun from left toright, is worked backwards and forwards, and is begun…
Lace and lace making
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