Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 92
igure No. 4.—The inscription illustratedwill doubtless be preferred by some to themonogram, even though it represents agreater amount of labor. For a purple back-ground, it is done in the deep shades of crim- NSeDLS AND SH^S^ 87 son and the light ones of yellow, artistically and will have no… … FiGURE No. 3.—Monogram, in Full Size. be produced. As the letters are shown in ing stitch, and the other spaces by crossedtheir full size, any one who embroiders even threads of floss or silk held at the crossingsjust a little, can very easily see the details by knots or beads. 88 NeeDLG ilND BR^S-
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