Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 241
the lightest and run the of the cover. Such tidies or covers are usu- 238 NeeDLG-CRAFT. ally placed in diamond shape on a cushion the instance are Autumn foliage, including color of the ribbon, and in this instance the sumach leaves and blossoms, both of which cushion could be of satin in a light… … Figure No. 2,—Scrim Tidv. chair or table is made of fine scrim, hem-stitched all around. Crossing the center botliways is a narrow section of scrim hemstitchedto position, the threads being drawn in theusual way. In each of the large squares thusformed contrasting designs are embroideredwith…
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