An Unusual Design that is Delightfully Oriental

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A 1922 Needlecraft Magazine article describing an embroidered luncheon set (a cloth about one yard across and twelve-inch napkins) with a Japanese-style design of lanterns, cherry blossoms and characters. It gives the stitches and colors, instructions for machine or hand punchwork hemstitching, and a crochet edging. The page also carries the end of a crochet scarf-end, insertion and lace pattern (Horn-of-Plenty design) in row-by-row directions, plus pattern numbers and prices.

Type
Article
Date
August 1922
Language
English
Pages
1
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