No. 14.—One Rose Border.
No. 14. one-rose border, is a succession of rose sprigs worked with seven pairs of bobbins without cotton, is begun at the stem. For one-rose sprig, see No. 20.
No. 14. Small “One Rose” Border.
Snatch Pin.
Snatch pin is used for joining the sprigs, and is worked by the yard, and sewn on the sprigs as required in common Honiton lace, but in best Honiton the sprays are joined with snatch pin on the pillow.
Take four or five pairs of bobbins, according to the width required, and work across, then twist six times, insert a pin under one pair only, work back to the left again, at the end twist six times as before, and repeat.