The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work .. (1860)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia, J. W. Bradley · leaf 184
se the ends of the rows to be reversed; and in net-ting a second row, it will be done as before, from left to right. In commencingthe second, and all the succeeding rows, the mesh must be so placed as to comeup close to the bottom of the preceding row or loops, and the former processwith the needle… … GRECIAN NETTING. This should be worked with fine silk, and with two meshes,.Nos. 9 and 18 ; one plain row is to be netted with the largemesh, and then in the next row employ the small one. Thesilk is twisted round the fingers as in plain netting, and theneedle must pass through the finger loop into…
Fancy work · Embroidery · Needlework · Decoration and ornament
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