Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 371
will be needed. Alllaces look better if pressed before making up, thisis especially true of Irish Crochet. And when slightlysoiled it can be washed in soap suds, made from anygood laundry soap; rinse thoroughly in several 333 334 NEEDLECRAFT waters, starch slightly and iron on the wrong sideon a… … Fjg. 249. Doily with crochet edge cambric, or paper muslin which has been cut to thedesired shape. A row of chainstitching is workedand basted to the edge of the pattern, then the fillingin background is worked, joining the dififerent motifstogether with rows of chainstitching and picots orany…
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