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Purl and Applied Embroidery. About 1630 |
137 |
| 60. |
Embroidery Picture. Charles II. and His Queen. 1663 |
141 |
| 61. |
Hollie Point Lace, from Top of Christening Cap. 1774 |
143 |
| 62. |
Cushion-Stitch Background: Embroidered Book Cover, dated 1703 |
145 |
| 63. |
Eyelet-Hole-Stitch: from a Sampler dated 1811 |
146 |
| 64. |
Tapestry Embroidery. About 1640 |
147 |
| 65. |
Face worked in Split-Stitch: Enlarged from Embroidery Reproduced in Fig. 63 |
150 |
| 66. |
Face worked in Split-Stitch: Enlarged from Lower Portion of Fig. 63 (not reproduced) |
151 |
| 67. |
Knotted-Stitch: Enlarged from Embroidery Reproduced in Fig. 63 |
152 |
| 68. |
Embroidery Picture: A Squire and His Lady. Dated 1657 |
155 |
| 69. |
Hair of Unravelled Silk: Enlargement of Portion of Embroidery Reproduced in Plate |
157 |
| 70. |
Groundwork Tracing for Embroidered Picture. 17th Century |
159 |
| 71. |
Moulds for Knotted, or Lace-Work, with Silk Spools and Case |
160 |
| 72. |
Drawn-Work Sampler. 17th Century |
162 |
| 73. |
Cut and Drawn-Work: Enlargement from 17th Century Sampler |
163 |
| 74. |
Satin-Stitch and Combination of Types of Open-Work: Enlarged from the Sampler Reproduced in Fig. 4. 17th Century |
164 |
| 75. |
Back-Stitch: Enlargement of Portion of Sampler in Fig. 5. 17th Century. Twice Actual Size |
165 |
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