The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work ... (1859)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia : G. G. Evans · leaf 38
r. Of course the claspmust be a double one, opening on both sides. The bag is oval in shape, andtrimmed all round the edge, to the depth of about an inch, with alternate rowsof the very best gold and steel heads. The tassels are gold and steel beads; oneat the bottom of each side of the clasp. A… … 34 BEAD WORK. GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR BEAD WORK, AND THE MATERIALS USED. In working with beads, you must always thread all you wish to use before com-mencing. When you wish to insert a bead, pass one to the last stitch workedand fasten it by working the stitch again. To prevent the bead from going…
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