Handicrafts for the Handicapped
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The start was made around a tiny button-holed ring, and the back made in a circular piece not more than three inches across. The front was a strip about three inches wide sewed on with a little fulness to this circular piece, for about three-quarters of the way around. The enclosed sketch gives an idea of a suitable design which might be carried out in saddlers' silk or knitting silk, CENTER OF CHILD'S CAP.
OLD ITALIAN NETTED LACE WITH TIED-IN PATTERN.
NETTING 55 as well as in linen. All design...s for netted work should be drawn on paper marked in squares. Reference has already been made to the use of the weaver's knot in fastening threads. It is one of the best methods of tying a new thread to a short end. The Solomon's knot is most effective in tassels, a double thread being looped in the spot desired, thus leaving four ends.
The bow line or bow string knot is good for putting up a hammock as when pulled tight it can not slip. In fact the security of most knots depends upon the tightness with which they are made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The start was made around a tiny button-holed ring, and the back made in a circular piece not more than three inches across. The front was a strip about three inches wide sewed on with a little fulness to this circular piece, for about three-quarters of the way around. The enclosed sketch gives an idea of a suitable design which might be carried out in saddlers' silk or knitting silk, CENTER OF CHILD'S CAP.
OLD ITALIAN NETTED LACE WITH TIED-IN PATTERN.
NETTING 55 as well as in linen. All design...s for netted work should be drawn on paper marked in squares. Reference has already been made to the use of the weaver's knot in fastening threads. It is one of the best methods of tying a new thread to a short end. The Solomon's knot is most effective in tassels, a double thread being looped in the spot desired, thus leaving four ends.
The bow line or bow string knot is good for putting up a hammock as when pulled tight it can not slip. In fact the security of most knots depends upon the tightness with which they are made.
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