fter an hour or twosrubbing, fold the skin sides together andhang it up for three days, rubbing it everyday. With a blunt knife clear the skinof impurities, rub with rotten-stone andtrim into shape ; and the result is a door-mat that will last a lifetime. If it is to bedyed, put the dye, into an… … TERMS IN DRESSMAKING. Aigrette.—A tuft or plume, like that of aheron. Agrafe.—A clasp like those on cloaks; fre-quently used to signify an ornament con-fining some part of the trimming of adress or bonnet. Applique.—A species of embroidery, doneby cutting out figures from one fabric andsewing them…
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