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 6
break the thread and begin on the other side ofthe frame, working around to a point directly opposite.Finish off the point or corner (not shown in the illus-tration) by decreasing at the end of every row. In using any of the foregoing forms of plain net-ting for the application of lace stitches,… … •ig. 13. Point de Toile. Completed. (See Figs. 11, 12) 5 Make fourteen loops in thefirst row; then draw thethread up as tightly as pos-sible, so as to form a ring,and fasten off. For thesecond row, fasten thethread to a loop and workone loop in each loop ofthe first row, using a smallstick. To…
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