The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work .. (1860)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia, J. W. Bradley · leaf 186
d. Net four plain rows before the pattern commences. There are six sprigs or beads in the round, five stitches between each,as in the following engraving. In the first half of the purse there will beseven rows of these sprigs. The pattern is thenreversed, to form the other end: the points ofthe… … NETTING WITH BEADS. Four skeins of extra fine netting silk, and a mesh No. 6, are required. Com-mence with a foundation of one hundred and twenty stitches, and net a pieceseven inches in width. The mouth of the purse is made as follows:—the an-nexed engraving represents one side of it.
Fancy work · Embroidery · Needlework · Decoration and ornament
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