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Ladies's work for pleasure and profit (1894)

Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 185

An illustration from Ladies's work for pleasure and profit, 1894, leaf 185
ce it in the pod or bowl just made, and catch it tothe point marked o, in figure 162, with an invisible stitch. Half close thebowlshaped pod over the wool, pulling a portion of the wool beyondthe points of the pod, and /f/l^jK spreading it out as seen in fio-ure 162. /ill KllllnlvK The entire… … tern, though they f/l ///////!////|///|/////// should not be stamped, asit would be difficult to I \nll \ jjl I W cover the marks. The flowers of the \ ill III/ cotton plant are a creamy white, shading to dull \1| U i^ pink and should be raised a little by working over \ |//////^ ^ padding o f wool…

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