Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 179
three rows of ribbon of asmany diiiferent shades, joined together by fineover-and-over stitches. The ends of the rib-bons extend below the fringe and are finishedin long points that are each tipped with a obtainable in fine grades and in various colorsas well as in white. A white towel… … Figure No. 4.—Pongee Scarf. Figure No. 5.—Bureau Scarf. brass ring through which silk floss is pulledand tied to form a heavy tassel. The ends ofthe towel are embroidered over the borderstripes with simple fancy stitches, and a bandof ribbon applied with fancy stitches headsthe fringe, with very…
Fancy work
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