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Woman's handiwork in modern homes (1881)

Harrison, Burton, Mrs., 1843-1920 · [New York] : Scribner's Sons · leaf 57

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excellence of vegetable dyes, by fading ail together — most beautiful in age ! Stem Stitch, After feather stitch, which is called the basis of all mod- ern embroidery, comes stem stitch. As will be seen by the illustration, this is a long stitch forward on the surface of the material, and a shorter… … Stem Stitch. that the needle is to the left of the thread as you draw it out. When the point of the leaf is gained, reverse the operation by working down the left side toward the stalk again, keeping the needle to the right of the thread, instead of to the left, as in going up. This sup- plies the…

Embroidery · Decoration and ornament

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