. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . The Needleworkers Corner A Buffet Scarf and Doily in NewestShape, Executed in Outline andRaised Stitches and Cut-Work By Kathryn Mutterer Courtesy Pictorial Review till 5M3 |N the search after novelty special-ists in embroideries have produceda buffet scarf which is sure to findfavor. It may be used also for asideboard or serving table. The designpictured may be made of white or ecrulinen. The embroidery is done in heavyoutline and raised satin stitches. Manypretty color combinations are possible inthe reproduction of both the scarf anddoily. The flowe
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . The Needleworkers Corner A Buffet Scarf and Doily in NewestShape, Executed in Outline andRaised Stitches and Cut-Work By Kathryn Mutterer Courtesy Pictorial Review till 5M3 |N the search after novelty special-ists in embroideries have produceda buffet scarf which is sure to findfavor. It may be used also for asideboard or serving table. The designpictured may be made of white or ecrulinen. The embroidery is done in heavyoutline and raised satin stitches. Manypretty color combinations are possible inthe reproduction of both the scarf anddoily. The flowers, leaves and inner and. Xo 12202—BUFFET SCARF Outer edges of the scarf are workedentirely in heavy outline stitch, raisedsatin stitches being used for the stems. Another novelty is the eight-inchsquare doily done in eut-work, outlineand solid satin stitches. The edges ofthe open sections are narrowly button-holed. First run the stamped outline ofthe section with fine stitches. The but- 40 tonholing should not be more than a six-teenth of an inch in width. Do not cut the material until the barshave been put in. Starting at the rightfasten the thread under the buttonholededge, carry it across and fasten under theopposite edge, back and fasten, and over
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