Dainty Work for Pleasure And Profit
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In putting the design upon the material, stamp on only the leaves and stems; do not stamp the flowers. The material required for making one calla will be as follows: One square foot of screen wire — the finest mesh made — this can be procured at any hardware store; four dozen skeins cream white arrasene; one calla center, one skein light olive green chenille, one arrasene needle, one piece wash blond. The wire will be sufficient for two callas and one bud, but less cannot be purchased.
158 DAIN...TY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT WORKING PATTERN FOR CALLA, PANSY AND TIGER LILY- SEE PAGE 157.
RAISED EMBROIDERY.
159 Cut a piece of the wire into shape by the calla pattern on page 158, cut with a pair of sliarp shears, so as to get a good, clear edge. Cover this wire calla on both sides with the wash blond and secure with a few stitches.
You are now ready to work the calla.
Thread the arrasene needle with a strand of the white arrasene. Begin at the top point of the flower and work over the edge, down one side; return to top of flower again and work down the opposite side, taking the stitch in to a depth of at least one or two inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In putting the design upon the material, stamp on only the leaves and stems; do not stamp the flowers. The material required for making one calla will be as follows: One square foot of screen wire — the finest mesh made — this can be procured at any hardware store; four dozen skeins cream white arrasene; one calla center, one skein light olive green chenille, one arrasene needle, one piece wash blond. The wire will be sufficient for two callas and one bud, but less cannot be purchased.
158 DAIN...TY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT WORKING PATTERN FOR CALLA, PANSY AND TIGER LILY- SEE PAGE 157.
RAISED EMBROIDERY.
159 Cut a piece of the wire into shape by the calla pattern on page 158, cut with a pair of sliarp shears, so as to get a good, clear edge. Cover this wire calla on both sides with the wash blond and secure with a few stitches.
You are now ready to work the calla.
Thread the arrasene needle with a strand of the white arrasene. Begin at the top point of the flower and work over the edge, down one side; return to top of flower again and work down the opposite side, taking the stitch in to a depth of at least one or two inches.
What to read after Dainty Work for Pleasure And Profit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E to read onlineMoreLess
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