Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 41
by forming a loop upon the right surface of material, through which the needle is passed upward, securing the loop. The needle is then passed down very near where it is drawn up, the left thumb holding the thread so that it cannot be drawn wholly back. Another stitch is then taken towards you,… … FIG. 9. EMBROIDERY STITCHES. 29 c ;,.pir,i!! i iK. k >^^ I Hw Fig. II. chain stitch is made in the same manner as single chain only the thread istwisted by the needle being inserted in a slanting direction. Variations of single and double chain stitches are shown in figures 9and II. The loops…
Needlework
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