The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)
Belding Bros. & Co · New York · leaf 69
atter must then be tacked smoothly on a board or table.Having cut the figure from the velvet, or whatever the material maybe, cover it thickly on the back with book-binders paste, and pressit down on the foundation, the exact spot being indicated by thestamping. The tacking down is to keep the… … BORDER FOR TABLE SCARFS. Figure 11 is reduced from the border of a skirt worked nearly ahundred and fifty years ago. It formed part of a wedding outfit,and is quaint enough to merit reproduction, though few brides ofi the present day would have patience to imitate it in the exquisitely o
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