Needlework without "specimens": the modern book of school needlework (1900)
Claydon, Ellen P, Claydon, C. A · New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 149
of silk, viz., three shades ofgreen, one of crimson, and one of pink. It was based on the wild rose, and wasworked in the folloAving manner— Stem stitch AAas employed for the edges of the border, the scrolls, and thestems of the lea\es and flowers. (The medium shade of green was used for this.)… … HEM-STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF CASE. 145 Open feather-stitching was used for the veining of leaves. (Medium shade ofgreen.) Opeyi loop stitch was used to represent the serrated edges of the leaves. (Palestshade of green.l French knotting was used for the petals and stamens of the flowers, and forthe…
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