HEMSTITCHED EDGE.

[Illustration: SWEET PEA DESIGN NO. 406 E.]

_Materials_--12 inch Size: Corticelli Filo Silk, 1 skein each 123,

124, 126, 128, 129, 501, 680, 725, 726.5, 727. 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 x 27, 18 x 36, 17 x 54, and 17 x 72 inches. See

page 92.

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.

Flowers.--Sweet Peas are always difficult owing to the great variety

of shades found in the flower. Begin the edge of the two upper petals

with Corticelli Filo Silk, Pink, 128, shading darker to center with 129

and 680. For the lower petals use the same shades; at the base work a

few solid stitches of Green, 123 and 124, for calyx. For a purple and

yellow flower begin the edge with Yellow, 501, into which shade Purple,

725, and near the base, or where the petals meet, use 726.5 and 727.

For the turn over part use 725. The buds should be darker than the open

flowers. Carefully examine Colored Plate XXVII, before beginning to

embroider this design.

Leaves.--Work the leaves in 123, 124, 126, shading from light on points

to dark near the center and base of leaf. Work the stems and tendrils

in 123, 126, using the former for the ends of tendrils only. (Somewhat

Difficult.)

_Forget-me-not Design No. 406 F._

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