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The lady's manual of fancy work : a complete instructor in every variety of ornamental needle-work : including applique... (1859)

Pullan, Mrs. (Matilda Marian) · New York : Dick & Fitzgerald · leaf 91

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WHEEL. the open parts of French embroidery. Many of the point-stitches, especially the wheels, spots, and cross-bars of vari-ous sorts, may be employed with great advantage. I willalso describe some others. The Wheel.—In the space to be filled work a line ofLong Brussels edge, and then strengthen… … No.l. No. 2. No. 3. No. 1.—In this a line of long Brussels (see Point stitches)is worked all round; then a rosette, or four cross-bars;after which take a stitch on the edge of every Brussels stitch,all round. The centre of the wheel ought to be solid. Ho. 2 is an English lace spot, worked on seven…

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