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A lace guide for makers and collectors; with bibliography and five-language nomenculture, profusely illus. with halftone plates and key designs (1920)

Whiting, Gertrude · New York, E.P. Dutton & company · leaf 117

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immediately after twisting, and shouldrecommence the tress by twisting, pulling the threads up tight. The picot onthe left of the braid is made by using the leftmost thread, holding the pin inthe left hand, placing its point downwards towards the right under the thread,bringing it downwards, up… … ■.•iulfcg/ .?■- This very simple net ground is made by twisting and crossing, and placing apin. The pin is closed by twisting and crossing. The mesh runs obliquely. □= D= RULES FOR MAKING 115 =q LINE C, COL 2, Scotch Broom Stitch, Point Jeur.et ou Genet, Ziergrund mitSchragstreifen-Musterung.

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