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Ladies's work for pleasure and profit (1894)

Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 259

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read back to the edge of the material on one of the strands ofthreads, twist it down the first strand of the next group of four strands andknot again; continue this to the end of the drawn threads. The twistingback is done to avoid carrying the knotting thread across middle of thepattern forming.… … DRAWN WORK. 247 pattern is to commence at the first strand of the first knotted group andmake a knot stitch about one-eighth of an inch from the upper edge, carrythe thread across to the next strand and knot again; continue this knottinguntil the four strands have been knotted, when the thread must…

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