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Tatting and netting (1895)

Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 11

An illustration from Tatting and netting, 1895, leaf 11
dle p. of ring tothe corresponding p. of ring in first strip. When the middle joining picots of the rings of this No. 12.—Tatted Insertion: Made with Two Threads. decoration are left quite long, the insertion may beused as a beading by running baby ribbon throughthe spaces, over the long picots.… … No. 13.—Tatted Pointed Edging. To make a Ring.— Make 4 d. s., then 3 p.each separated by 4 d. s., then 4 d. s. and close;make 4 more rings close together like the last one,but join each ring after making the first 4 d. s.;then after the 5 are completed, tie closely toform the wheels. Each point…

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