A treatise on lace-making, embroidery, and needle-work with Irish flax threads (1892)
Bradford, Mary E, Barbour Brothers Company · [New York] : Barbour Brothers Co. · leaf 91
and let the work extend towithin 3 inches of the top. The number of repetitions depends onthe fineness of the meshes, and the size of the apron. In the modelthe design (Fig. 1) was repeated 7 times. Be sure that the sides 90 BARBOUR S PRIZE NEEDLE-WORK SERIES. both begin the same number of rows… … Fig. 3. The edges of the strings are turned down once and finished byrunning 2 parallel threads of floss through them. A deeper hem isturned in the same way at the ends of the strings, and finished with3 zigzag rows of floss. The ruffle (Fig. 2) is worked across, beginning with the lowestrow. In…
Lace and lace making · Embroidery
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