The Priscilla Hardanger book; a collection of beautiful designs in Hardanger embroidery (1909)
Brown, Nellie (Clarke), Mrs., 1862- [from old catalog] ed, Locke, Elma Iona, [from old catalog] joint ed · Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company · leaf 42
nected that eacli one leads naturally to the next. i\nd if two or more parts of the de- sign are carried along at the same time, they will "prove" each other and save much uncertainty as to whether the work will "come out right" at the end. No threads should ever b e cut until after the embroider)… … then be nothing to hold the threads of the cloth from ravel- i"--e'^t-^>'- ing. y^-^*. i^ By bearing these few points in m&^^^^^^^^^^^ mind and using care in making the work exact, there should be no trouble in executing the most b'lG. 64. Detail of Centrepiece, Fig. 61 beautiful designs in this…
Hardanger needlework
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