Lace Work
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Use Barbour's Irish flax thread, No. 120, with 6 pairs of bobbins. The pattern is similar to that for tlie Battenberg l)raid, made larger or smaller according to size of thread used. Pin 2 pairs of bobbins in each of 3 holes across the pattern. Wt 2d and 3d pairs, pin in 1 ; without closing, wt 1st and 2d, then wt 2d and 3d, closing the pin. This makes a nice selvage for any lace. Wt 3d and4th,4tli and 5th, ."ith and 6th, pin in 2, close with wt ; wt 4th and 5th. Then repeat from begin- ning. T...his may be workexl very rapid- ly. To make the nisertiou to match, or if wanted alone, make both edges alike, thus : After wt 4th and 5th, working to the right, pin in 2, do not close, wt 5th and 6th, then wt 4th and 5th. The insertion makes a lovely little hemstitching or bit of "drawn -work" for a handkerchief; indeed, many uses will be found for this simple lace and insertion.
Baby Lace Insertioi LACE WORK.
Diamond Point Edging.
Materials : Barbour's Irish flax thread, No. 50, 10 pairs of bobbins, pattern and lace-desk, with pins of large size.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Use Barbour's Irish flax thread, No. 120, with 6 pairs of bobbins. The pattern is similar to that for tlie Battenberg l)raid, made larger or smaller according to size of thread used. Pin 2 pairs of bobbins in each of 3 holes across the pattern. Wt 2d and 3d pairs, pin in 1 ; without closing, wt 1st and 2d, then wt 2d and 3d, closing the pin. This makes a nice selvage for any lace. Wt 3d and4th,4tli and 5th, ."ith and 6th, pin in 2, close with wt ; wt 4th and 5th. Then repeat from begin- ning. T...his may be workexl very rapid- ly. To make the nisertiou to match, or if wanted alone, make both edges alike, thus : After wt 4th and 5th, working to the right, pin in 2, do not close, wt 5th and 6th, then wt 4th and 5th. The insertion makes a lovely little hemstitching or bit of "drawn -work" for a handkerchief; indeed, many uses will be found for this simple lace and insertion.
Baby Lace Insertioi LACE WORK.
Diamond Point Edging.
Materials : Barbour's Irish flax thread, No. 50, 10 pairs of bobbins, pattern and lace-desk, with pins of large size.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [bradford, Mary E.] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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