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LOOP
AND
VANDYKE
BORDER
IN
BEADS.
MA'rsRtALs.—Linep tnpe, width } inch Q close enough to form the size of rose. Join to For the edge of insertion, make common tape 5 the edges as seen in the following cut. Working trimming. E; V For the roses, cut the tape in lengths of 4% inches One length to the rose. Join the twoi
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LOOP AND VANDYKE BY
MRS.
BORDER
JANE
IN BEADS.
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THIS Border is of very simple construction. 5 that in so narrow a border, so long as the colored Its colors are quite open to choice. Black in 3 beads are kept in their respective places, if even the centre of the pattern, surrounded with green; i the needle should be found to have come out at
the remainder of the vandyke being in while i the wrong place, patting it up and down until it Black and green being also introduced into the is in the right one, helps to improve, by giving centre of the loops, produce a very good effect. 3 firmness to the work. This border is well adopted The vandyke part of the border is first com- S for a square mat; but, whatever he the form, we pleted, quite independently of the loops. Com- 5 recommend that it should be attached before the
mence in the centre of one of these. counting the E loops are added, as it will be found necessary to beads, and returning backward and forward. 1“ make those which fnll in the corners longer than
There is one advantage in this work—namely, i those which intervene between the other parts.
ORIGINAL BY
BRAIDING MR5. JAXF.
PATTERN.
WEAVER.
