The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work ... (1859)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia : G. G. Evans · leaf 21
eep it in its place.Lay it, with the velvet side downwards, on a thicklyfolded cloth, and put some books on it as weights,until the velvet and cloth adhere. The velvetchosen should be of the best description, with avery short pile. If at all crushed, a warm ironmay be held upright, and the back of… … BEAD WORK. 17 be sewed over with silk of the same colors, and the ends drawn through thecloth. Quilted silk or satin should be used for lining these slippers. BEAD WORPI. This work is done in tent-stitch, on canvas, of silk or imitation silk. Thebeads must be very carefully adapted to the canvas,…
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