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LESSONS IN
81aUacf)ian Cmijroibcrp
WITH
DESIGNS
THE
AND DETAILS OF
broider}' has
Wallachian embroidery,
takes
STITCHES
wh ch
name
punch a
small hole at the
end of the vein so
that the threads
will not overlap.
It is not always
necessary to have
both sides of a figure buttonholed,
safer to
its
Wallaorigi-
origin,
chia,
was
with heavy
thread of various
colors, the designs
being stiffly conterial
as
The
adapta-
ventional.
present
tions of this
show
it
in
is
illustrated in
work
any
designs.
tinges in outline as
be embroidered,
from heavy burlap of which pillow
tops and table-
oVer- a n d - o V e r
covers are made
stitch), or in chainDetails of Wallachian Stitches
to the sheer fabstitch, and if a
rics for infants'
narrow band too
wear, and, of course, the thread employed must
wide for outlining comes into the design it may
correspond with the material on which the embroidbe effectively carried out in the dovetail buttonery is done.
Often the work is padded and raised
holing, which is shown in the lower right corner
and many new and graceful molifs introduced.
of the cut.
The stitches of this detail are purThe keynote of Wallachian embroidery, its prin- posely made far apart so as to show the principle
cipal characterizing feature, is the simple buttonclearly, but in the real work they should lie close
hole-stitch.
This and one or two other simple
together and fill the space completely.
To do
stitches are all that is necessary for one to know
buttonhole down one side, taking stitches
it,
to be able to do the embroidery, and by studying
nearly across the space and go back on the oppothe details of stitches on this page the principles
site side, taking stitches the same length and
of the work are easily understood.
letting them interlace with the first.
This solid
In making the circles, first punch a hole in the
effect is shown on page 13.
Copyright, 190S, by
The
Priscilla Publishing
S. Patent Oftice
Dress Accessories
WALLACHIAN
embroidery
is
particularly
may
as
may
now when
worked
if
colors are
d e
knows
is
green
if
at liberty to
harmonize
not the
is
As
the
for
work
itself,
described on the
stitches, as
first
if
is
as well be
be treated
of the
but
first
entirely
flat
or padded
desired,
if
is finished,
The
article.
cottons
collar
which are
on a straight
equ ally
band, and to
as
do
satisfactory
as
cut
this
strip
not
silk,
put
is
of
only in their
linen as long
working
as the collar
and
qualities, but
in
two
inches
the dura-
wide,
bility of their
hold
colors.
work so that
the wrong
If
the stranded
em-
side
ployed,
the
collar
threads
may
the
be used
sev-
and
cotton
is
eral together
be
filled
=3348;
3=
3347;
3346
Silk.
1302
- 311
1
312; 3
that of
filo floss,
and any
may be
obtained
of
worker,
be
let it
fuller
the
band.
Take
whip down
carefully.
is
is
shades of green
bandeau
As
neatly finished.
if
embroidered crown
An
advantage
in
bow
desired.
out, a wire
belts also,
is
readily under-
is
not
complete.
seam
stood, this
next
than
a
is
and
312i'2
In
The
the
is
bit
to
the space to
of
or singly, ac-
cording
the
in place,
of ribbon or net.
it
will
fit
An
and
edging of lace
may
finish
Two
Wallachian Waists
EVEN
Wallachian
shirt-waists
worlv,
The
collar
cuffs fastened
a straight turn-
is
medium-weight
The motif
front, or
The
petals are
In the rounding
petals
better to
is
it
stiletto at the
end
make
a small
by introducing a
of the
while
carried
is
the
As
the
in
book
the vein
the
hole.
obvi-
this
The stems
haps
andover
come
for a description of
shown on
front
a
cover,
the
per-
over-
discussed.
and the
stitch,
rings which
room
are in
the
outline,
they
beginning of the
suit
inside
satin
as for
there was no
at the
practically to
and
end,
shadow
petals
to carry
white or
many
mid-vein where so
lapping,
is
in
pointed
down
strip of insertion
This
in the
usual
is
quite
design
an
for
un-
Wal-
lachian embroidery, as
made
on
I.
The ribbon
shown on the
waist is worked with
and
is
page
which
first
as
described
arranged
worked
other to
simulate
is
ished with
turned
curved stock
bit of
to fasten in the
cuffs,
to fasten at the
ruching
may be basted
finis
pins.
in the neck, or a
finish
the regulation
box
intended to be
shirt-waist
plait in front,
allows for
is
and
color
suit is the
this necessitates
to the waist
time consumed.
after
under
em-
made
closing
The
both
collar
and
way,
tendrils
effect.
may be
band
the
in clusters
in the usual
the
few
yoke depth tucks may be added at each side next
the sleeves, and thus give the desired fulness.
The back may be tucked to suit the fancy of the
is
The grapes
be made up
to
tendrils.
it
it,
shadow
style,
The
sleeves
most satisfying
results.
Infants'
Wear
Lesson on
ALTHOUGH
more or
is
made
rolled
is
If
it
dainty apparel as
is
The design on
quickly accomplished.
The
latter are
page of
at the
in
same
practically the
here shown, by
effect
may be obtained
as
is
seaming
The
little
sewed up
class of articles.
ery and
form of needlework
Wear
Infants'
hemmed on
narrowly
to the
strip.
and
the ends
buttonholing or purling on
baby
is
buttonholed
to
The
pins.
latter plan
have
be laundered more
fre-
cut out.
ruffling of lace
The
page
scallops,
in
unit given
baby's
purl
how
makes
No article
indi-
After
Cotton.
-3326;
= 335
bottom are
bands
These are buttonholed on both
page.
slits
soft
shade of tan
is
first
is
scalloped edge.
The
Silk.
=542;
Some workers
and
is
the design
back
sewed up
and joined
in the
to
the
so simple in construction,
it is
As
the cap,
after
it
is
.\fter
around, top
embroidering
all
cut out
riage or cart,
is
is
The
is
= 543
em-
similar
siioe
the
is
sole
finishing
to that
is
broidery, which
the
in the infant's
more appeal,
more suggestive
of babyhood than the tiny
shoes, and they are very
simple and easy to make.
its
ing and
design.
to
more becoming
it
wardrobe
of
greatly
adds
the
is
cap
this
and shows
pillow
in detail exactly
stitches run
on
from the
taken
is
around the
As may be seen
hemmed by
Pillow and
Towel Ends
L esson
A
site
is
obtained
by the use
Instead of
page.
the
being widely
petals
around
The
stems wind
figures,
in quite
unconventional graceful
and
To make
shown,
this
begin with
figure,
The stems
desired,
this
shown
are
outline, but
on the
and
this
first
and
satin-stitch, or,
may be used
with
excel-
in
Among
the
let
in
the
as being
detail
the
is
it
may be
in
in
as was suggested
lines.
the other.
likes to
have
at least
enough
to hide the
looseends of the
ings
first
guest
the
of
now
chamber, and
that
the flower is
reached when the
much used
it is
per-
fectly correct to
have
three lowest
petals
are worked in
full.
ered
of
The
colors
are
so
any color
in
the scheme of
in
and
two
light
green
itself
light
stems
leaves
are
shades of
from
shades
that
room may
the
yellow to orange,
lar in
giving
niotif is
glowing,
sunshiny
which
is
used
effect
yet
the
are
quite
Colton.
as indicated by the
Silk.
1=
311;
= 3347;
2= 312;
2
= 743;
= 647;
= 742;
end
is
The
pattern
is
Instead of a
is
buttonholing
is
in
In the
first
It
is
truly
more appropriate
different.
other
treatments
= 741
4=648; 5=649
these
same
and
ing on a pillow-top.
The
that the
very pleas-
numbering,
call
for.
it
because it
works into
design there
is
worked in the Wallachian stitch with the buttonholed edge on one side
carrying the spirit of the embroidery through the
space for ah
initial
entire design.
and
this is
10
light
ally
the edge.
FOR
true needleworker
to favor, for
is
it
much more
is
interesting than
all-
greater
exercise of
being used in
The round
all
it is
worked
if
in
colored linen
kinds of needlework.
In
the
way
trepiece
on
page
makes
it
cen-
opposite
a soft light
in
the same
the scarf,
which comes
three sizes,
is
in
18
22,
and 30 inches,
and may be on
inches long,
45,
and
54,
72
may
be used as a table
white
ery
in
all
on
as illustrated, or
board
the ciiiffonier or
gested
tail
The
in
on
bureau
the de-
this page.
design
sim-
is
scarf, or
ple and
and the stitches
are those de-
in
the
chamber.
Although
the
suggested
colors
effective,
same as
are the
on
the
centrepiece,
first
page,
the
may
circles
and round-
scribed
one
exercise her
taste in carrying
the
design,
out
in
centre
monize with
with
out,
Cotton.
color
Silk.
will
The
pinks,
heavy Cluny
figures
i,
2,
if
one
is
and
4, 5,
medium
and 6
indi-
shades, so
shade.
As
is
is
seen,
numbered
shown
the
circle
4,
circles
This
indicate
will
use each
the
room furnishings.
Often
Wallachian pieces
line.
The
col-
which
the lightest
the
is
lace,
is
are edged
which proves an effective
with
finish
For
edged with
is
instance,
lace,
if
after
the centrepiece
the embroidery
is
is
to be
finished
the
piece
if
linen,
it
Scarf and
Lunch Cloth
BECAUSE
embroider}',
it is
as
much
in
place on hem-
color
The
substituted, putting
The
lunch-cloth No. 13 18
and comes
in
tlivee
sizes,
size
cles
are
The
ures
the
stamped, ready
embroider.
cir-
made
are
slanting
hole-stitch,
band
is
in
is
sin-
hand-work
of
may be added
ends
stitching,
and even a
few more
the
to the
by double hem-
piece
this
an additional
touch
with
to
As
hemstitching
gle,
fig-
button-
the
the
stamped,
is
worked with
page.
before
pattern
described on the
first
must be hem-
stitched
this
and 36 inches
30,
square.
tiie
also hemstitched,
is
24,
scarf,
on
different
pink, or
detail
the
prettily.
mav be
threads
dovetail buttonholing
stitched
thus widen
ing
pletely.
the hem-
The
space.
As has been
and
is
Detail of Scarf
1=3325;
Cotton.
Silk.
290; 2
letting
The
is
shown
as
worked
detail tells
of
in
how
Copenhagen
pattern of
conservative
in
is
fill
all in
article,
in
choice
of
colors
for
table
when
it
comes
to pillows to be
is
used
a wider choice
and almost any combination is permisEven in this conventional design, quiteanumber of different effects may be obtained by varying
the treatment of the stitches and the color scheme.
of colors,
of circles
sible.
the
perhaps
which
suitable for
to be
it
blue, wliich
The groups
is
one
smallest cloth
a pillow top,
tlie
white, but
the
the design.
This piece
to
second row
effective
add
and
so
Novelties in Wallachian
14
Work
Lesson on Novelties
trasting
are
it is
because
For the
which
method
basted over
first
at regular intervals,
is
tailored
stiff
to its daintiness.
detail,
green linen.
The
color.
effective
also
FOR
of
in
of the
the
embroidery may be
this
same
The bag
high
inches
is
the design
pattern, and, as
and
the
for
base.
cardboard
of
circle
cut
is
circle
this
size
side with
basted
When
this is
linen.
place,
finished, use
then
is
in
upper part
the
linen
of the
embroidery
and
the
JV**'' *".?
,* r*,
^ ft'* ^ O " -^ %*
The
leaf-like
detail are
seam when
a narrow felled
the figure.
forms
the circumference
in the
Cover
described on page
i,
with
some
circle of linen or
slanting buttonhole-stitch, as
made.
is
bottom
the
and the
and
top
insert
lining
hem
ribbon
the
eyelets.
outer
the
The
the pincushion
it is
if
of white linen,
and
made
and
2 in-
buttonholed edge
is
31]
Silk.
= 3347;
2=
3326
312; 3
542
in
worked
Any one
in
the
color
same
may be
is
run are
After
edge.
made
bag
is
made
except that
with white.
is
The
pink.
light
3348; 2
Cotton.
and
way.
the
after
it
is
embroidery
the
order
is
of
gathered instead
plain
finished,
the
the
collar-bag,
of
being put
sides
is
is
it
is
necessary
line
must be lined
to protect
consists of two
itself
durability
the net.
flap,
must match
the
IS
this.
MAY 14 1908
Collarette
For
and Cuffs
in
Wallachian Cut
16
Work
AND MATERIALS
Xo. l.tOO.
pattern, IS
x IS inches,
Waist.
I301.
JVo.
Kkont
SIDE PANEf..
."Vo.
.^0
cents.
pattern, 40 cents.
St:ninu-<1
Xo. 1343.
Wo. i;t04.
Belt.
l*erforated pattern,
*J0
cents.
Stamped on
No.
l:tO,'%.
linen,
'<;5
cotton
TVo.
1300.
.Shirt-tvaist.
Wo, 1307.
SHirt-waist.
Perforated nattern.
Stamped on 2^2 yarils white or colored linen, or on
.^)0
cents.
whiii.-
No. 1308.
No, l.tOO.
Baby's Shoe.
BabyN
Stamped on
Cotton for
working
$1.00.
Scarf.
iiesigu, 40 cents.
^^ design, 50 cents.
scarf,
18x45 inches.
No. 131S.
No,13lO.
working, 20 cents.
26 cents.
Pillow.
for
No.
15 cents.
No. inil.
initial, 30 cents. Colored orwhite cotton for working. 25 cents; colored or white silk for working, 50 cents.
The
No, 1323.
$1.20.
LIBRftRY OF CONGRtSS
Work
THE
As
next the space to be cut, and the lace stitches put in place by carrying t^e
threads across from side to side, twisting back, and weaving wheels where
stil