A treatise on lace-making, embroidery, and needle-work... by Bradford Mary E

Author:Bradford, Mary E
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf

REINS, FOR CHILDREN.

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time is on the back or outside of the work, between 2 other sts that almost hide it. The spiral effect will be seen after a few rows. When you hold your work with a st on needle and insert latter in

Reins, for Children.

next st, the thread which you now draw through forms the little st for succeeding row ■ so if you take the trouble to follow with sewing-needle and thread, catching into this st until you have been around once, you cannot miss the st next time, and will wonder that you did at first. It is a little difficult to describe, but very simple and rather fascinating work. The reins are 2^ yards long, and the 3 colors are used alternately. Odds and ends of the floss left from embroidery work may be utilized in this way, if preferred, or any colors chosen. A cross-piece, 9 or 10 inches, goes across the front, and to this bells are attached. Use for this the 3 extra skeins, Nos. 57 and 52. Bows of ribbon may be added where this is joined. All reins stretch more or less, though these of Ulster floss are less liable to than those of other material; to avoid this a heavy twine may be run through, covering your bodkin with silk so it will not

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