Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 190
n the upper pocket is worked on NeeDLG AND gF^tl$H. 185 ribbon that is arranged diagonally across the to be used as decoration. The corn-flowerpocket. Velvet, plush, canvas, chamois, kid, design illustrated at Figure No. 6 may be donecretonne or any preferred material may be in natural tints and so… … PiGURE No. 7.—Wall-Pocket. signs are employed in decorating the recepta-cle for papers, etc., illustrated at Figure No. 3.They may be worked in outline or solidSouth-Kensington stitches, or they may behand-painted, as preferred. They are equallyhandsome for lambrequins, chair or tablescarfs, etc.…
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