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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
192
I
give
a
few
specimens
of
pretty
work
for
evening
sewing,
and
refer
the
reader
to
"The
Ladies'
Handbook
of
Embroidery,"
published
by
G.
G.
Evans,
for
a
full,
complete
description
of
every
kind
of
fancy
work,
with
specimens,
patterns,
and
clear,
plain
directions.
NETTED
CUFFS--These
cuffs
are
very
pretty,
and
easy
to
make.
They
are
in
plain
netting,
and
will
require
white,
and
five
shades
of
scarlet
wool.
Set
on
thirty-five
stitches
of
the
white
wool.
Net
five
rows,
then
take
a
mesh
a
very
little
larger,
and
widen
by
netting
two
stitches
in
every
stitch.
Then
net
with
the
smallest
mesh
the
two
lightest
shades,
one
row
of
each,
and
two
rows
of
the
other
three
shades.
Then
graduate
the
shades
back
again
to
white,
narrowing
the
first
row
of
white
with
the
larger
mesh.
Net
ten
rows
with
the
smaller
mesh,
widen
again,
repeat
the
shades
of
red,
narrow
again,
and
finish
with
the
five
rows
of
white.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
