FIG. 2.- -MANNER OF PLACING THE NEEDLESIN THE REED. yet for sale by the dealers in such goods;but we have been fortunate enough toobtain complete and accurate engravings of twenty - seven inches is to be made for^com-mencing and finishing and weaving in.The apparatus here illustrated is arranged … FIG. 3.—MANNER OF THREADING THE REED. the several parts, by means of which a ladyinterested in this new hand-work can havethe apparatus made for her, at the expenseof a few dollars. This parlor-loom is made entirely ofwood, and consists of the following parts :the beam (Figure No. i); the reed…
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