The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work ... (1859)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia : G. G. Evans · leaf 214
ade of any dimensions required.The perfect pattern occupies the entire side, reckoning from the open flower atthe corner. Were this entirely repeated for the quarter, it would make thehandkerchief rather too large for general taste: about one-half the pattern, inaddition to the piece given (or the… … HANDKERCHIEF BORDER, IN ANTIQUE POINT LACE. ]4 210 POINT LACE. red, blue, or green; but it is preferable to draw a little more than a quarteronly, instead of the whole handkerchief, which is cumbersome to hold. When aquarter is done, it may be removed from the paper, which can be used a secondtime…
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