Manual of needlework. Teaching how to do Kensington, applique, cretonne, roman, cross-stitch, outline and other embroideries .. (1883)
Patten, Joseph L., Mrs · New York, Patten Publishing Co. · leaf 92
Cut No. 13, the name of Breton lace, which is nothing more or less than apattern carefully drawn in lace with a tine linen flloss. The same work done on coarse net with coarse cotton is muchused for pillow shams, infants crib and carriage covers, etc., and … «■ Cut No. 14. , Cut No. 15. when finished with a bright silk or selicia lining, is very pretty ineffect. Cuts No. 14 and 15 will give a better idea of the work thana written description could do. MACRAME LACE. The materials for making this lace are, first an oblong cushion,which must be heavy.…
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