Needlework without "specimens": the modern book of school needlework (1900)
Claydon, Ellen P, Claydon, C. A · New York, E.P. Dutton & co. · leaf 200
rycotton for the ears, and green for the blades and stalks. Work the outlines of thelong, narrow leaves in chain stitch, and it will be found that no other filling-inwill be required. The stalks should be worked in stem stitch. The stitch for working the wheat-ears themselves is a variation of… … Fig. 143. Method of making Wheat-ear Stitch, STANDARD VI REPAIRING LESSONS. 1. Revision. Any of the Repairing Lessons described inukr previous standards. 2. Flat Patching of Print Garments where no Seams or Gathers are involved. Select a piece of material for the patch large enoiigii to cover ail…
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