Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 87
t more than four people are seated; in such cases the lunch cloths aresmaller, being not over a yard square, and the needlework is so placed asto appear upon the top of the table. Our illustration shows section of alunch cloth made of plain satin damask and embroidered with conventionaldesign. The… … LUNCH CLOTH. FIG. 6l. ART OR FLAT EMBROIDERY. 75 pure white, with a tiny French knot of pale yellow in the center of each.The ribbon is worked with pale lily green. Royal floss is used to work thisdesign, which is repeated on each of the four corners. Napkin.—A square of linen cloth used attable…
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