HEMSTITCHED EDGE.

_Materials_--12 inch Size: Corticelli Filo Silk, 1 skein each 503,

505, 506, 781, 782. Dealers can furnish stamped and hemstitched

linen of this design in 6, 7, 9, 12, 15, 18, and 21 inch sizes. See

page 92. They can also furnish stamped and hemstitched linen for

tray cloths and bureau scarfs, to match this design, 18×27, 1×36,

17×54, and 17×72 inches. See page 92.

[Illustration: BUTTERCUP DESIGN NO. 406 B.]

These designs are especially adapted for beginners. The 7 and 9 inch

sizes make pretty doilies, and the larger linens work up into very

attractive centerpieces, tray cloths, and bureau scarfs. Only a small

quantity of silk is required for these patterns.

Flowers.--Work solid. Begin the edge of petals with Corticelli Filo

Silk, Yellow, 506, shading gradually lighter to center with 505, 503.

Vary the shading in petals, making some light and some dark. Work

the calyx with Green, 781. The buds should be worked darker than the

open flowers. A study of Colored Plate XVI will be found helpful to

beginners.

Leaves.--Work solid, beginning points with 781 and shading to midvein

with 782. Work the stems in outline stitch with 782. (Easy.)

_Chrysanthemum Design No. 406 C._

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