[No. 1.]—Scarf-End of Darned Net (Half Size).
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No. 2.
NARROW CUFF OF DARNED NET.
This engraving presents a cuff of darned net in its actual width. The design is also suitable for an edging and may be easily changed into an insertion. Feather-edge braid is used to complete the cuff. A collar may be made to match if desired.
[No. 2.]—Narrow Cuff of Darned Net.
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No. 3.
CORNER OF KERCHIEF OF DARNED NET.
This kerchief is made similarly to the scarf-end illustrated on page 97, and as represented, the corner is only one-half its actual size. The kerchief itself is about twenty-two inches square and is very dainty in effect. The stars which fill in the central portion are very simple to make, and the eyelets in each are punched with a bodkin and then worked once around in point de Bruxelles or button-hole stitch. The kerchief is made of fine Brussels net and the darning is done with India floss.
[No. 3.]—Corner of Kerchief of Darned Net (Half Size).
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