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A text book on Cluny and torchon laces (1904)

[Woodward, Mary Eva, Mrs.], 1866- [from old catalog] · [Washington, Press of McGill & Wallace] · leaf 20

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ur pairs together in a point of 8 (seedirections), put a pin at dot 1 on the pattern, and close,crossing the four pairs in a point of 8, and proceed withdirections for pattern No. 1. Remember always tliat a pinis closed with the same point which precedes it. 15 PATTERNS. Pattern No. 1.—Cluny Edge.… … Fig. 1. and 2-^ pairs, point; 3^ and 4^, point; cross the P*^and 2^ with S*^ and 4*^ in point of 8, pin at ], close; 1«* and2^^, a tresse of 2, picot at 2, a tresse of 2 ; 3^ and 4^, a tresse to3; cross tlie 3^^ and 4**^ with 5*^ in point of 6, pin at 3, close ; 16 5^^ and 6^^, point; 6^ and 7*^,…

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