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 93
No. 7. No. 8. No. 9. No. 8.—One plain round; then on one-sixth, backwardsand forwards, for the point; take stitches on the edge, tobring the needle to the next sixth, and so on, all round; fin-ish with a rosette from bars connecting all the points. No. 9.—The usual plain round, edged; then eight… … No. 10. No. 11. No. 12. No. 10.—The first round as before. Take three barsacross, at regular distances, as if for a rosette, instead ofwhich, darn, backwards and forwards (like English bars) be-tween every pair. No. 11.—The first round here must be doubly twisted, andedged ; the next, once twisted…
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