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Weldons needlework old & new (1900)

Weldons, Ltd · [London : Amalgamated Press] · leaf 16

An illustration from Weldons needlework old & new, 1900, leaf 16
ves the plant the name of ' Jack-in-the-Pulpit', is worked entirely in French knots, using two strands of cotton. The fine upright lines within the sheath are couched (diagram 4) and the fine hairs at the base of the pistil worked each with one straight stitch. If you can extract a few strands from… … all the other stems and leaves work in show you, step by step, the fly stitches and Kensington-stitch, using one strand and I^N this original cosy, white flowers and Rumanian-stitch vandyked. drifting shower on soft green linen working several rows where necessary. Iron the transfer for back and…

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