The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work ... (1859)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia : G. G. Evans · leaf 104
that material. The pattern given would do for either, but cloth of two kindswould be as rich and effective. The pattern given is applicable either for an Ottoman cushion, bag, or toilet-cover. If for an Ottoman cushion, the groundwork should be of fine cloth, of CLOTH-WORK. 99 any color. First… … CLOTH-WORK, SUITABLE FOR OTTOMANS, kc. 100 . COTTONS. glue, slightly moisten the back of the leaves, and place them in a naturalposition near the stem; they must not be again removed. Place over thema sheet of paper and a book for a weight. When the leaves are laid in theirproper places, commence…
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