Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 67
reasethe light and shade elTect, the thickest por-tion being left where it is desired to have tiieshade darkest. The principal colors are first of painting, although if the design be a largeone the paint may be applied inside the out-lines faster with a brush than with a pen ; andfor flowers with… … Figure No. 31.—F.mf.rc.mherv Design in S.\tin .Stitch. applied and the darker shades ne.xt, afterwhich the lighter tints are added and theshading and blending done, with the objectthat is being painted kept in mind. A goodstudy or, if flowers are being painted, the nat-ural blossoms, are useful…
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