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Teneriffe lace work (1920)

Th. de Dillmont (Firm) · Mulhouse, France : Th. de Dillmont · leaf 14

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different kinds of wheels are so much used in every kind of embroidery that we takeit for granted that they will be familiar to our readers, and therefore shall not enter here intoany fuller description of them. Circles, braids, points, and scallops in darning stitch (figs. 8, 9, and 10). —… … two rows of knots can be entirely filled with alternated rows of darning stitch (fig. 8). Points in darning stitch (fig. 9) are always begun at the point and worked in the ordinaryway; the thread, which should as far as possible remain hidden between the points, is carriedfrom one point to the next…

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