Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 262
ge, may be used in place of the lace frillhere seen. Design, in Full Size, for Splasher Illustrated atFigure No. 14. Figure No. 15.—This engraving shows similarly to the other, but in a different design, and with plaited Swiss about the edges, and worsted cord and balls in place of bows. Lace,… … Figure No. 13.—Embroidery Design for Splasher. the method of embellishing Swiss for the pur-pose mentioned. Single zephyr is used forthe lines and to otherwise decorate the muslin.Blue, red, olive, pink, brown, lavender or anyother tint preferred may be represented bythe worsted. Splasher, to…
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