HEMSTITCHED EDGE.

[Illustration: FORGET-ME-NOT DESIGN NO. 406 F.]

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

504, 518, 519, 521, 678, 781, 783. 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.--Work solid, making each petal of one shade. Corticelli

Filo Silk, Blue, 518, 519, 521, are the forget-me-not shades. Make

an occasional petal in Pink, 678. Put one or two French knots in the

center of every open flower with Yellow, 504. Work the buds darker than

the open flowers. Use Green, 781, for the calyx.

Leaves.--Work solid, beginning the points with 781, shading darker to

midvein with 783. Work the stems in outline stitch with 783. (Easy.)

_The "Queen" Embroidery Hoop._

Most professional needleworkers use a large frame, and work with

both hands. For amateurs a hoop is the next best thing. Mrs. Haywood

recommends the "Queen" hoop. It is, in fact, quite superior to the

ordinary wooden or rubber ones. It is a smooth wooden hoop, true in

circle, with rounded edges; the outer hoop is a stiff spring wire band,

interlaced with braid. This hoop requires no wrapping for either light

or heavy material as the spring band will keep the goods stretched to

a uniform tension. It is made in 4, 5, 6, and 7 inch sizes, and can be

had at nearly all dry goods stores.

[Illustration: Corticelli MARÉCHAL NEIL ROSE DESIGN NO. 602 B.

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