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Needle and brush: (1889)

Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 303

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spattering is doneupon the margin, leaving the portion revealedby the removal of the design perfectly white.A good way of obtaining silhouettes is byplacing the subject for the likeness betweena strong light and the paper upon which theoutline of the shadow is to be thrown. Thenwith a pencil or… … Figure No. 3.—Emblem for Spatter-Work. tered ground. Odd Fellow emblems, com-prising the three links, altar with lire, claspedhands, etc., are also used. Informationregarding the designs of any crafts may beeasily obtained from the members of suchsocieties, who are always willing to…

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