You are getting two manuals with this ebook. The first one is Antique Handbook of Embroidery and the second is Antique Handbook of Knitting and Crochet and covers these topics:
Needles 1 Scissors 1 Prickers, &c. 2 Crewels 3 Tapestry Wool 4 Arrasene 4 Embroidery or Bobbin Silk 5 Rope Silk 5 Fine Silk 6 Purse Silk 6
Raw or Spun Silk 6 Vegetable Silk 6 Filoselle 7 Tussore 7 Gold 8 Japanese Gold Thread 8 Chinese Gold 8 Gold and Silver Passing 8 [Pg x]Bullion or Purl 8
Spangles 9 Plate 9 Recipes for Preserving Gold 10 Linens 11 Flax 11 Twill 11 Kirriemuir Twill 11 Sailcloth 12 Oatcake Linen 12 Oatmeal Linen 12
Smock Linen 12 Bolton, or Workhouse Sheeting 12 Satins and Silks 14 Silk Sheeting 14Tussore and Corah Silks 15 Plain Tapestries 15
Brocatine 15 Cotton and Woollen 16 Velveteen 16 Utrecht Velvet 16 Velvet Cloth 16 Felt 16 Diagonal Cloth 16 Serge 17 Soft, or Super Serge 17
Cricketing Flannel 17 Genoa or Lyons Velvet 17 Silk Velvet Plush 17 Cloths of Gold and Silver 18 Stem Stitch 19 Split Stitch 22 Satin Stitch 23
Blanket Stitch 23 Button-hole Stitch 24 Knotted Stitch 24 Chain Stitch 27 Twisted Chain 28Feather Stitch 29 Feather Stitch 37
Couching or Laid Embroidery 39 Net-patterned Couching 41 Brick Stitch 41 Diaper Couchings 42 Basket Stitch 42 Spanish Embroidery 43
Cross Stitch 45 Simple Cross Stitch 46 Pg xii]Persian Cross Stitch 46 Burden Stitch 50 Stem Stitch 51 Japanese Stitch 51 Tambour Work 51
Opus Anglicum 52 Cut Work 54 Inlaid Appliqué 54 Onlaid Appliqué 54 Gold Embroidery 57 Backing 58 Stretching and Finishing 59Embroidery
Paste 59 Cleaning 60
The handbook of knitting and crochet
teaches you how to knit and crochet.
Needles 1 Scissors 1 Prickers, &c. 2 Crewels 3 Tapestry Wool 4 Arrasene 4 Embroidery or Bobbin Silk 5 Rope Silk 5 Fine Silk 6 Purse Silk 6
Raw or Spun Silk 6 Vegetable Silk 6 Filoselle 7 Tussore 7 Gold 8 Japanese Gold Thread 8 Chinese Gold 8 Gold and Silver Passing 8 [Pg x]Bullion or Purl 8
Spangles 9 Plate 9 Recipes for Preserving Gold 10 Linens 11 Flax 11 Twill 11 Kirriemuir Twill 11 Sailcloth 12 Oatcake Linen 12 Oatmeal Linen 12
Smock Linen 12 Bolton, or Workhouse Sheeting 12 Satins and Silks 14 Silk Sheeting 14Tussore and Corah Silks 15 Plain Tapestries 15
Brocatine 15 Cotton and Woollen 16 Velveteen 16 Utrecht Velvet 16 Velvet Cloth 16 Felt 16 Diagonal Cloth 16 Serge 17 Soft, or Super Serge 17
Cricketing Flannel 17 Genoa or Lyons Velvet 17 Silk Velvet Plush 17 Cloths of Gold and Silver 18 Stem Stitch 19 Split Stitch 22 Satin Stitch 23
Blanket Stitch 23 Button-hole Stitch 24 Knotted Stitch 24 Chain Stitch 27 Twisted Chain 28Feather Stitch 29 Feather Stitch 37
Couching or Laid Embroidery 39 Net-patterned Couching 41 Brick Stitch 41 Diaper Couchings 42 Basket Stitch 42 Spanish Embroidery 43
Cross Stitch 45 Simple Cross Stitch 46 Pg xii]Persian Cross Stitch 46 Burden Stitch 50 Stem Stitch 51 Japanese Stitch 51 Tambour Work 51
Opus Anglicum 52 Cut Work 54 Inlaid Appliqué 54 Onlaid Appliqué 54 Gold Embroidery 57 Backing 58 Stretching and Finishing 59Embroidery
Paste 59 Cleaning 60
The handbook of knitting and crochet
teaches you how to knit and crochet.
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