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The new lace embroidery (Punto tagliato)
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THE
Academy.
" Our opinion is New
Lace Embroidery (Punto Tagliato) is very skilful
that the
and certain to become popular we can well believe that ladies will turn with delight
;
Weldon's.
"Most delightful work." .... "The volume is beautifully illustrated, each
working stitch being shown in the clearest detail."
THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY
[PUNTO TAGLIATO)
LOUISA A. TEBBS
SECOND EDITION
LONDON
CHAPMAN & HALL, Ltd.
1905
\_All rights reserved'\
316279
CONTENTS
PAGE
Introductory Remarks ix
PART I.
PART II.
Tudor Rose 17
Crossbar Stitch 21
Diamond Filling 22
Point de Fillet 26
Spider's Web 29
Woven Bars 34
Cone Insertion .
37
Turkish Point 38
Marguerite Filling 41
Star Filling 4S
LIST OF FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
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INTRODUCTORY
Since bringing out this exquisite and unique embroidery,
the result of many months' I might almost say years'
labour and thought, I feel myself amply repaid by the
universal welcome and admiration it has received from all
receiving from all parts, for a bobk on the subject, has led
me to make this attempt.
and Art Needlework, like all the other Art-crafts, has now
reached a very high standard, so that for any new work to
own.
Now, not only do I claim this for Punto Taghato, but the
special make, soft and strong) ; and not only can luxurious
INTROD UCTOR Y
Ipait I.
For our first lesson I have chosen the collar (page 3),
partly for the beauty of the design and partly for its
same direction until all the design is filled (see Fig. I.)
in the
Fig. I.
Fig. II.
take your needle under one thread, over the next, for twelve
times, then twist on to the next crossing and repeat until all
For the leaf adjoining begin at the top, work one row
of small buttonhole stitches from left to right very small and
close together, take a long stitch right across the leaf and
repeat until four rows are completed (Fig. III.). For the
Fig. III.
fifth row omit the four middle stitches and take a long stitch
(Fig. IV.).
Fig. IV.
FiG. V.
of the group of eight and' weave in and out, over and under
the two threads, about eighteen times, sHp your needle
(Fig. IX.).
For the small scroll connecting flowers and leaf this same
Fig. VI.
Fig. VII.
Fig. VIII.
Yoke and Cufl's for a Blouse, worked in Opal-tinted Floss and Core
on " Oyster " White Silk.
THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY 13
Fig. IX.
edge, very firm and close together. Before cutting out the
open-work parts of the design it is advisable to press the
cloth out of cold water and place over the wrong side of the
embroidery, pass a hot iron quickly over this, using as much
pressure as possible, iron until quite dry, when the work is
the material in a straight line ; this will then open and fold
Fig. X.
ragged edges are avoided, taking care to have the ball side
practice the worker will find the cutting out very easy and
delightful work, and by using the ball-pointed scissors all
part 2.
TUDOR ROSE
FIG, XI.
Fig. XI.
THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY
CROSSBAR STITCH
FIG. XII.
Fig. XII.
DIAMOND FILLING
FIG. XIII.
Fig. XIII.
23
POINT DE FILLET
FIG. XIV.
Fig. XIV.
the illustration.
over one thread, and under the next, about eighteen times
SPIDER'S WEB
FIG. XV.
Fig. XV.
half an inch between this pair and the next, repeat until the
30 THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY
Fig. XVa.
For the filling, twist on the nearest thread until you arrive
at the outer row of one of the large squares, and weave over
and under these five threads (from one corner to the next)
31
the square are worked, twist down the nearest strand to the
and repeat.
34 THE NEW LACE EMBROTDERY
WOVEN BARS
FIG. XVI.
spaces. Three threads are laid for each bar, side by side,
Fig. XVI.
Table Centre on " Vieux Rose " Linen with Embroidery in the same
shade of Floss. Outline and Scallops of Green Cord couched with
Rose Silk.
THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY 37
CONE INSERTION
FIG. XVII.
Fig. XVII.
TURKISH POINT
FIG. XVIII.
Fig. XVIII.
carried across.
39
Afternoon Tea Cloth on White Washing Silk with Embroidery in White Floss.
THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY 41
MARGUERITE
FIG. XIX.
Fig. XIX.
42 THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY
squares make a flower leaving a space of four open squares
of square and repeat until half the space is taken up, the
next petal is then begun in the opposite corner of the same
square. Repeat until the eight petals are worked. For the
centre of flower slip your needle through the edge of the
slip your needle through the edge of the next two petals to
the opposite corner and repeat, twist down the last strand
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STAR FILLING
FIG. XX.
times over and under the first eight threads, drop the two
Fig. XX.
46 THE NEW LACE EMBROIDERY
drop the two outer threads again and weave nine times, and
lastly on two threads ; run your needle through weaving
back to the middle of star and repeat until all the points are
work.
postage stamp.
LOUISA A. TEBBS.