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The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)

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o it on the left side.Worked with double thread in rather long stitches, it gives the ef-fect of a heavy cord. It is also very pretty when done in two colors,scarlet and gold, for instance, or rose-pink and maroon. Put a threadof each in the needle, and work as if they were one thread. At c isshown… … Fig. 5. FRENCH KNOTS. The centers of most embroidery flowers -are constituted ofFrench knots. The manner of working is shown in Figure 6. ©- o o- 64 O INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING Bring the silk through the cloth where the knot is intended to be,and wind it three times around a needle as in a. Do not…

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