The successful embroidery shop : a book that deals with art needlework as a business (1917)
Von Horvath, Guido · Philadelphia : The Von Studio · leaf 45
The Successful Embroidery Shop 37 Liquid stamping is out of the question here. A good, easily working paste is the only thing to use. As soon as the pattern is weighted at the opposite end, the stick is fastened to the near end. The string is then fastened to the ring on the stick, which now… … The next thing is to place the material properly under the pattern. The easiest way to do this is to take your stamping paste (which should be kept in a suitable jar, and covered whenever not in use) and carefully smear the smooth end of the pouncet, using a large palet knife for the purpose. Some…
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