The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)
Belding Bros. & Co · New York · leaf 60
forinstance—a little abovethe middle. (See illustra-tion 1.) Insert it at thetop of the leaf, on the► right side (2), and bringit out at 3, taking asshort a stitch as possible.Insert it again on theright side of the leaf (4),a thread or two lowerthan the place on the leftside where you began.Carry… … of the leaf. As youlittle closer together, near the bottom, crowd theand spread the upper ones lower stitches ai trifle apart, so that when you have finished, the upper ones alone will be visible. G> -0 o- ■0 60 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING KENSINGTON STITCH, In working leaves, many people fail to…
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