Varney, Almon Clother, 1849- [from old catalog] · Detroit, Mich., J. C. Chilton & co. · leaf 253
are needed to formeach kernel. The tiny stitches seen at the ends of the kernels may be lengthened torepresent the barbs of real grain. Cross Stitch.—This stitch is made by a back-stitch movement, with the needlealways pointing toward the left, unless it is desirable to change the direction of… … The Kensington Pattern.—The cut clearly illustrates the manner of working theKensington Pattern. The designs are filled with colors to form the shading desired.The stitch is simply a back-stitch, filled in with no especial regularity, except to pro-duce the desired shading. St.\r Stitch. This might…
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