The design here illustrated might also be used for handkerchief corners, scarf-ends, etc., etc.; and any of the stitches illustrated on preceding pages may be selected for filling-in purposes.
[No. 7.]—Design for a Honiton Lace Cap.
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No. 8.
DESIGN FOR A CORNER IN BATTENBURG, POINT, OR HONITON LACE.
According to the article to be decorated, this design will be found appropriate for either of the braids used for the laces above mentioned.
For table scarfs, tidies, heavy borders, etc., etc., the Battenburg braids should be selected; but for handkerchiefs or doilies, the point or Honiton braids are the proper ones to choose for this design.
Raleigh bars, Brussels point and any other stitches preferred, may be used in filling in the spaces. When a design is procured from a lace-maker a portion of it is always marked with the stitches to be used; but this is not an arbitrary matter, since the one who is to make the lace, may desire to and may insert other stitches in preference to those indicated.
[No. 8.]—Design for a Corner in Battenburg, Point, or Honiton Lace.
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