Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 109
netting, and soon. The stitchesof the next rowsare made in thesame manner;you have onlyto see that theloops formed bythe stitches allcome on the same line of knots. This is a very handsome founda-tion for covering books, sofa-pillows, cushions orany fancy article of a kindred description. No.… … No. 55.—Latticed Ground. No. 56.—Ground in Russian Stitch. (For Descriptions of Nos. 55 and 56 see Page 105.) Ground Worked in two Sizes of Thread. No. 58.—These stitches, are copied in part froman old and most curiouspiece of embroidered net-ting. They may be workedwith rope silk and embroid-ery…
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