Ladies' book of fancy work and instructions for stamping (1884)
Ingalls, J. Fred. [from old catalog] · Lynn, Mass., J. F. Ingalls · leaf 12
followed; and also thestrokes which would be made with a pen to represent drapery, or anyof the other details of an unshaded sketch. It is very effective in fo-liage, butterflies, animals, etc., and may be made on almost any articleof fancy work, as well as used for marking linen. satin stitch Is… … each leaf and petal, if ofgood size, must be crossedand recrossed with thesame, all before the realembroidery begins. Theremust be no break in theedge of a leaf or petal, andconsequently each stitchmust be carefully and even
Fancy work
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