Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 52
Figure No. i.—Spray of Pinks in South-Ken-sington Stitch. with a rather stiflf brush, dipped in tube paint, upon the material, and it should be of ago over the perforations slowly. The paint lighter shade than the goods, in order to pro- NeeDLe-CRflFT. 47 duce a distinct impression. When it has… … Figure No. 2.—Sprays op Pinks IN South-Kensington Outline-Stitch. The powder that adheres to the paper trac- with the aid of a liquid preparation or tubeing may be easily brushed out and the same paint, it may be cleansed for future use by 48 NeeDLG-CRilFT. the aid of a little naphtha or…
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