Three hundred decorative and fancy articles for presents, fairs, etc., etc. ; with directions for making : and nearly one hundred decorative designs (1885)
Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900, White, Margaret E. (Margaret Eliot), 1823-1903 · Boston : S. W. Tilton and Co. · leaf 118
onogram, silk cords draw-ing it up, makes a pretty pouch. They are often made ofPanama or Russian canvas, lined with India-rubber cloth;indeed, it is best to buy one of the inexpensive kind ofIndia-rubber pouches and cover it with embroidered silk, orwith striped silk. Sometimes, in lieu of striped… … Fig. 45- HO. THREE HUNDRED PRESENTS. broidery, especially soft damasse silk of one color, using itas a covering to India rubber or kid, which keeps the to-bacco best. Tobacco-Pouch (Fig. 45). — This design represents thefourth part of a tobacco pouch. It is made in cashmere,and ornamented with…
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