Fig. 268. Diagonal web stitch.
Cashmere stitch (fig. [269]).—To imitate this texture in needlework first make one stitch over one crossing of the canvas threads, and then two stitches over two crossings.
Florentine stitch (fig. [270]).—Florentine stitch is worked in slanting lines, the thread being carried, diagonally first over one and then over two double threads of the canvas.
Mosaic stitch (fig. [271]).—The first row consists of one short and one long stitch, alternately; the second, of short stitches only, set between the long stitches of the first row; the third row is a repetition of the first, and so on.
