The Ladies' self instructor in millinery and mantua making, embroidery and appliqué, canvas-work, knitting, netting, and crochet-work (1853)
Philadelphia : J. & J.L. Gihon · leaf 114
ided themselveson the garments worked by them for the conserva-tion of their religious rites, and in that most sacredperformance the veil. It was of linen, embroid-ered with every possible device of flowers, so thatthe ground-work was no longer visible. Beautiful WORK-BOX COMPANION. 99 and… … THE LADYSSELF-INSTRUCTOR IN MILLINERY, MANTUA MAKING, AND ALL BRANCHES OF PLAIN SEWING. WITH PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS FOR CUTTING OUTDRESSES, &c. JHlustratetf toftl) fourteen Hnjjvab?na». 9 * (101) PREFACE. The dress of a lady has been styled, and not impro-perly, the index of her mind. She…
Embroidery · Needlework · Appliqué · Millinery
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