No. 21.—Point de Fillet And Point de Reprise.
No. 22.—Point de Tulle.
No. 22.—Point de Tulle.—This stitch is used as a ground-work for very fine work, and is worked in rows backward and forward in the same stitch as open point d' Espagne. When this is completed the work is gone over a second time by inserting the needle under one twisted bar, bringing it out and inserting it at + and bringing it out again at the dot. This produces a close double twist which is very effective.
No. 23. Fan Lace Stitch.—Commence at the right side, and work as follows:
First row.—Make 1 button-hole stitch and miss the space of 8, which will leave a long loop.
Second row.—Make 8 button-hole stitches in each loop.
Third row.—Make 7 stitches into the spaces between the 8, and so decrease one in every row until only one remains, as may be seen by referring to the illustration.
