Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 240
s of a room to which it maybe adapted. On scrim thethreads are caught and theweaving process arranged by the use of verynarrow ribbons specially sold for the purpose, gamut to the deepest shade ; and occasionallythey will offer a contrast, pink and blue,crcssoii and shrimp, and orange and… … Figure No. i.—Scrim Tidy. and which are easily drawn through the eye tone being reached in the last row. Where of a worsted needle. Sometimes all the the ribbon ends a loop is arranged, and rests rows of ribbon will be of one color; again against the fringe formed by fraying the edges they will…
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