The Priscilla netting book, containing full directions for making square and circular netting, and for the various stitches with which netting is ornamented, also a great number of finished pieces in the different varieties of netting and filet brodé (1914)
Robinson, Belle, ed, Priscilla Publishing Co · Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company · leaf 34
Fig. 08. Netted Edging. (See page 48) a very coarse thread (about the size of No. 2 Cor-donnet), and mesh-stick about % of an inch (or tobe exact, 2/s of an inch) makes a net, the size of whichis seen at Fig.- 62, page 31, a detail of the Gros Filet.The thread for weaving is soft and loose, and… … to finish theedge and cutaway one ortwo rows ofmeshes. Num-ber 12 net-ting - needleand % - inch(or Y{) mesh-stick willmake the re-quired size. Atape-needle orribbon- threader may be used to advantage for the weaving,or a blunt-pointed tapestry needle may be used. Number 629. Doily. Materials. — One…
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