The ladies' guide to needle work, embroidery, etc. : being a complete guide to all kinds of ladies' fancy work (1877)
Frost, S. Annie (Sarah Annie) · New York : H.T. Williams · leaf 150
d the top folded back protects the embroidery. Materials—Sarcenet; ribbon to match, one inch broad; small pieces of blackvelvet; fine gold cord; gold thread; gold and chalk beads, etc. Our model is made of yellow and black cane bars, about ten inches in diameterand eight and one-half inches high.… … correspond with this. A plain lining is also required of cardboard and silk.Straps and pockets are placed inside. A second lining of full muslin in the cover with a running and cord forms aclosed bag. The embroidered drapes on the outside must be arranged accordingto the size of the basket. Both…
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