The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work .. (1860)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia, J. W. Bradley · leaf 226
e sewing ateach joining, slip three beads on the needle, and sew them tightly down {observe RINGS. 221 the engraving for this) ; take two pieces of stiff writing-paper, nearly 11 incheslong, or 1 inch shorter than double the length of the rings, and nearly as deepas the 11 rings are. Cover each… … A NOTE, OR CARD CASE, IN COVERED RINGS. depth ; these form a portion of the pockets. Now cut two gores rather morethan l§- inch at the top, tapering to a point at the bottom; these gores must be2J inches in length, and have the selvage side at the widest part. Open thetwo sides of the covered paper…
Fancy work · Embroidery · Needlework · Decoration and ornament
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