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Robert Kemp Philp
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1893.
Arrasene.
Arrasene
is
a
perfectly
flat
silk-chenille--and
is
used
for
embroidery
on
all
descriptions
of
material.
1894.
Braids.
Braids
are
of
various
kinds.
Russian
silk
braids
are
generally
employed
for
dresses,
slippers,
&c.;
but
for
many
of
these
purposes
the
new
Albert
braid
recently
manufactured
in
England
is
much
richer
and
far
more
effective.
Russian
silk
braid
is
generally
narrow,
and
the
plait
is
of
that
kind
which
is
termed
Grecian--all
the
strands
going
from
the
edge
to
the
centre.
In
French
braid,
on
the
contrary,
the
plait
of
every
two
strands
over
each
other.
French
braid,
in
silk,
is
very
little
used
in
this
country.
Slippers
and
other
small
articles
worked
in
braid
have
the
effect
greatly
improved
by
laying
a
gold
thread
on
one
or
both
sides
of
the
braid.
1895.
Victoria,
Adelaide,
or
Coronation
Braid.
Victoria,
Adelaide,
or
Coronation
braid
(for
the
same
article
has
been
called
by
all
these
various
names),
is
a
cotton
braid,
which,
when
laid
on
net
or
muslin,
looks
something
like
satin-stitch.
It
is
composed
of
thick
and
thin
parts
alternately,
and
is
made
in
only
two
sizes.
1896.
Albert
Braid.
Albert
braid
is
a
sort
of
silk
cord,
made
in
many
beautiful
colours.
It
is
intended
for
either
application,
in
braiding,
and
being
raised,
looks
extremely
well,
with
very
small
outlay
of
time
or
money.
1897.
Gold
and
Silver
Braids.
Gold
and
silver
braids
are
often
used
in
Mosaic
work,
and
for
slippers,
blotting-cases,
&c.
The
Mosaic
braid,
which
is
comparatively
cheap,
is
generally
used.
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