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The netting book for guipure d'art, &c.. (1879)

Riego de la Branchardière, Eléonore · London : Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. · leaf 18

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6 plain, then 2 in the last stitch. 9th row—Net 8 plain. 10th row—Net 7 plain, then 2 in the last stitch. 11th row—Net 5 plain and turn back, leaving the other 4 to form one side of the Vandyke 17 12th row—Net 4 plain, then 2 in the last stitch. Repeat from * at the 5th row until the length is… … stitch. Net 6 plain; turn back. Net 4 plain and take 2 stitches together. The netting shouldbe washed, stiffened, and pinned out, so that each Mesh of the Netting is quite square.The Embroidery.—The Netting may either be tacked in a small frame or on a strip ofoilcloth to keep it firm; the edge of…

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