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Norwegian drawn work (Hardanger) (1905)

Porter, Anna M. [from old catalog] · [Asbury Park, N.J., Kinmonth press] · leaf 6

An illustration from Norwegian drawn work (Hardanger), 1905, leaf 6
re woven, the threads of equal size either way, immaterial if coarser or finer, a material whose threads are easily drawn. We recommend the Hardanger linen, a strong weave with a dull finish, which is manufactured single or double thread, also single or double width. In the new weaves this linen is… … 2. Darning Stitch 3. Filling-in Stitch In the cotton goods the Sultan or Norwegian cloth, the Aida, the Camilla or Congress cloth, sometimes called scrim, and the Java cloth are used for table-covers, center pieces, sofa ])illows, etc. The Cordova or Marly cloth is especially suitable for curtains…

Hardanger needlework

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