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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
6
The article urges women to embrace Wallachian embroidery for a complete gown, blouse, and skirt panels. It explains stitch technique, fabric choices, and adaptation to various skirt cuts while highlighting ease, speed, and stylish color options for linen and cotton garments.
The article explains Roman cutwork as fast and effective for table linen pieces including table covers napkins plate doilies and centerpieces. It details preparing heavy linen with linen thread and outlining with chain stitches, then executing even buttonhole stitches to create open cutwork and subtle shading textures.
A strikingly handsome lunch set features Reman cutwork with a center piece, plate defects and about a dozen napkins for a mahogany Premish oak table. Conventional, modifiable design is suggested with floral medallions in ecrolls for openwork petals. napkins show a single cutwork corner and plain buttonholed scallops on other sides.
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