Needlework without "specimens": the modern book of school needlework (1900)
Claydon, Ellen P, Claydon, C. A · New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 111
double edges at both sides of the pocket. Decoration.—The snail-trail stitch (a variation of chain stitch which is fully des-cribed in dealing with the dolls frock on page 65) is a suitable stitch for decoratingthe band and the edge of the pocket. It may also be employed for dividing thehold-all… … Fig. 69. Hold-all or Wall Pocket. Attach a ring to each end of the top edge of the band for the purpose of suspending the pocket. If brass rings are employed, the appearance will be improvedby working over them in double crochet with embroidery or crochet cotton. Thiswas done in the case of the…
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