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School needlework; a book written for the beginner of any age and in any school (1922)

Hapgood, Olive C, Spooner, Ella Josephine · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 50

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ORNAMENTAL STITCHES 41 Insert the needle a few threads back of a (Fig. 48), endingthe stitch at a. Pass the needle through the loop.Draw the thread out straight from the cloth.Insert the needle again at a and take a stitch forward tothe place for the next knot. The same appearance can be obtained… … FlG. 48. EmbroideryKnot II Embroidery Knot III {French Knot) Position of the cloth, hands, and needle. Lay the cloth on the table. Point the needletoward the left, holding it in place betweenthe right thumb and forefinger, beside but at the back of theplace from which the thread comes from the…

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