Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 261
Fig. 191. Double Brussels stitch 232 NEEDLECRAFT Another way to work a spider, to make it a littlestronger is to whip each leg as it is spanned. A third and moreelaborate spider is onemade with the founda-tion thread as de-scribed for the firstspider and then in-stead of weavingstraight around… … Fig. 192. The simple spider leg and forward under two until the body is thedesired size. This is called the spider in its web(Figure 193). It is easier to weave on an uneven number ofthreads, and the number ofthese should depend on thespace. A large space requiresa large spider with lots of legs. A…
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