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 165
havingfirst threaded the yellow beads on the red wool, and in-troducing them as seen in a real strawberry. Shell Pincushions, etc. — Pairs of cockles, mussels,and what are commonly called sailors tobacco boxes,can be made into needle-books, penwipers, or pincushions.Two holes must be drilled in… … Fig. 71. FOR THE WORK-TABLE. 157 cushions must have a cushion to fit the pair of shells,made in the following manner : Cut two pieces of strongcotton the same shape as the shells but a little larger;sew the two pieces together, leaving a small opening;turn the bag and stuff it with ends of silk,…
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