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CONTENTS.
GUIPURE D'ART.
Banner Screen
Border
Border
in
PAOK
.
6c
22
Borders for Couvrettes

Borders for Handkerchief, Corner
Corner Borders
49, 61
44,45
Sh 5*
*4,
Corner Bordebs
Flower in
Frame for
Jewel Case, Covered
Jewel Case Cover
2-5
39
39
ii
in
53
54
Insertion in
21
laS-SRllON
Insertions
16
48
Insertion
Insertion
Insertion
28
35
4i
Insertion
Insertion
47
48
Instructions in
Lace Border for Veils

Lace Border
33
22
Parasol Cover
55
Quarter Squab e
29
Rosettes
28, 48,
50
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CONTENTS.
GUIPURE D'ART.
PAOB.
Scent Sachet
56
Square
62
Square
57
Square
47
Square for D'Oyley

Square in Reticella
Square in Reticella
23
Work
Work
36
(Enlarged)
37
Squares
30, 31
Squares
41, 47
Squares for Antimacassar
42, 43
Squares for Dresses
Squares, Small
41
77, 34, 35
Work Basket
Work Case in
40
58,
59
ROSETTES IN GUIPURE D'ART.

Stitches Grounding
32, 33
Point de Bruxelles
15
Point d'Esprit
12
Point de Feston
Point de Reprise
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...
.
Point de Toile
Stars
Wheels
13
14
13
1% 20
16, 17, 18
INSTRUCTIONS
AND PATTERNS
IN
GUIPURE D'ART.
Ancient Guipure was a
with gold,
silver,
name from
its
called
or silk thread,
the silk
by that name.
made of thin vellum, covered

and the word Guipure derives
lace
when
thus twisted round vellum beins

In process of time the use of
vellum
was
discontinued, and a cotton mab~ial

replaced
was
called dentdle
h cartisane
in
England
Guipure lace
it.
in the sixteenth century
Various modern laces are called

Guipure, but the word is
misapplied, since Guipure lace is that
kind only where one thread
is twisted round another
thread or another
substance, as in the
ancient Guipure d'Art.
In every design
will be
upon
where
found useful.
It
lace can be introduced,
looks particularly well
quilted silk or satin.
The
squares,
Guipure d'Art
when mounted
when worked
finely,
look well as toilet-cushions, or, if

worked in coarser thread'
make admirable couvrettes, and as covers
for eider-down silk
quilts are very elegant.
Guipure squares should be connected
by guipure lace, crochet, or tatting, or they
may be edged with
Guipure dÂrt.
io
narrow guipure
lace
and joined
over coloured silk or satin
placed
thus arranged, a sofa-cushion appears
of lace
fall
when
only
of plain and lace-covered
in alternate squares
ribbon and
at the corners
to
silk
a ruche of
correspond completes
this
pretty
mounting.
Not one of
is
the least important attractions of Guipure d'Art
the speed with
which
it
fresh patterns are designed
Guipure d'Art
Guipure Lace, and
is
is
is
by
worked, and the ease with which

skilful
workers.
an imitation of the celebrated ancient
worked
upon a square network of
raised
and intersected patterns
linen thread,
Mecklenburg thread of
in
various sizes being used for this purpose.
The
needles employed
are blunt, and have large eyes, to admit the linen thread.
Materials required
ribbon
of various
work
much
is
Mecklenburg thread
of wire covered w'th silk
(jillet),
either
putting-needles and meshes
sizes.
netted foundation, or "fillet"
upon which
embroidered, can be made by ladies very
less cost
The
One frame
one square of Mecklenburg thr^d net
coarse or fine
The
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than
when bought
this elegant
easily,
and
at
ready made.
worked by netting with coarse No. 1 or fine

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square
is
or more, in rows backwards and forwards.
and increase
stitch
than
I at
square of 26 holes
stitches,
The
forming a fresh
The
is
then decrease
only remain.
stitches,
row till you have one more

number of holes. Thus, if a
the end of every
required for the
is
Begin with 2
required, continue to increase up to 27

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the end of every
last 2 stitches
row
till
2 stitches
are knotted together without
stitch.
completed foundation
is
laced
upon the frame, taking the
Guipure dÂrt
ii
lacing cotton through the double edge formed by the increased
and decreased
tied at
If the four corners of the netting are
stitches.
each corner of the frame before beginning the lacing, that
operation
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greatly facilitated.
is
tightly as possible,
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d'art
should
perfect regularity
or three hours devoted
not be time wasted, as the most
worked with ease
as
soon as the stitches
Guipure cPArt.
12
The Mecklenburg
thread of Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.,
of Derby, will be found a better colour than any other, as
it
closely resembles the shade of the ancient guipure lace.

It is
sold only in spools of 2 co yards each, and the numbers
run as follow
coarsest,
No.
The
principal
&' Esprit,
20
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16,
and No. 20 the
No.
2 being the
finest.
stitches
used
in
guipure d'art are Point
Point be Toile, Point de Feston, Point de
2.Point
d'Esprit.
Reprise, Point de Bruxelles, and
Wheels
and Stars.
Point d'Esprit is worked with finer cotton than the foundation, say No. 10 on a foundation of No. 6.
It consists of
a succession of small loops, as will be seen clearly in the illustration.
The
learner should begin
from the mark * No.
I,
and
working a row of loops the length required, turn the frame and
tvork loops on the opposite half of each square intersecting the
first
worked loops
netting.
rhis
careful
in
the centre of
each
examination of Nos.
more clearly than is possible in words.

Point de Toile, or Linen Stitch, is
intervening
bar of
and 4
explain
will
plain darning
unde
Guipure d'Art.
and over each thread

is
much used
the same
this
forms a
in guipure d'art.
number of
stitches in
only,
fine close
each square, both along and
Toile.
number of threads shown in

but 6 and even 8 are used in many
;
groundwork, and
Care should be taken to keep
3.Point de
across
the
illustration
No.
is
netted foundations in
fine patterns.
Point de Feston
as seen
by
illus*"
ation
worked by a series of overcast stitches,

4, which clearly shows the manner ot
is
4~
4.Point de
working.
The
frame
is
Feston.
turned at each stitch, the stitches are
taken across the squares, and increase in length at the top of

the square.
Guipure d*ArU
14
Point de Reprise, or Darning, is worked by stretching

or 3 threads over I, or 2, or more squares. The thread
5.
Poin.
<ie
while passing through to form the next.
very easily acquired.
It is
is
Reprise.
darned over and under, and the needle used to arrange the
stitch
This
last
stitch is
always worked with coarser thread
Leaf.
6.
than the foundation

coarse groundwork.
figures %
&c.
No.
No.
8-
thread should be employed foi a
shows
this stitch
used to form
stars,
Guipure d'Art.
Point de Bruxelles,
kind of loose button-hole
7.
patterns
when
and for
the
filling
number of
finishes
stitch.
off in
shown on pages
stitch,
and
is
12 and 13,
is
used for forming various
Point de Brtneiles.
up squares.
stitches
8.
leaf
as
is
It
also forms "leaves,"
decreased each
row
until the
Point de Bruxelles.
a point.
Nos. 7 and 8 clearly show
this
Guipure d'Art.
i6
Wheels
Four threads
are easy to
are taken across, as
9.
thread
is
work, and are begun
shown
in the centre
in design
No.
9-5
the
Wheel (commenced).
twisted in bringing
it
back
to the centre,
and the wheel
formed by passing the thread under and over the netting and the
10.Wheel.
crossing threads.
It is
fastened off on the back of the several
wheels.
Wheel No.
II
is
a square wheel, and
manner, with the addition of point
is
worked
d'esprit lQops,
in the
same
through which,
Guipure d*Art
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of
and under and over the cross-twisted threads, 4 or 5 rows
thread are passed.
11.
Stars
1
7,
are of various form, as
shown
in
Nos. T4, 15, 16,
and 18
No. 14
is
worked
Square Wheel.
in
point de feston (see page 13)
Wheel larger than
single square hole,
which
is
round
its reaJ size.
filled
in
by
small wheel
or
rosette
No. 15
is
worked
in point
de feston and point de Bruxelles,
i8
IwT
Guipure dÂrt.
Iy
No. 16
round a centre simply crossed by

point
is
more
elaborate,
and
is
worked thus
'
d esprit
:Begin
at
13Wheel Completed.
the place
marked a; twkt the linen thread

3 times round the
nearest thread, draw it on to
the knot b; repeat this
3 times,
14 Star.
following the order of the letters
twist the linen thread also
;
between the threads, as can be seen from
the illustration, and
Guipure d*ArU
fasten
it
*9
underneath the knot a; for the wheel fasten on the
cotton afresh and
work
the remaining pattern in darning stitch
(point de reprise)
15. Star.
No. 18
consists of a double cross
linen thread.
Copy
formed by twisted loops of
these loops exactly from illustration
16. Star.
8.
20
One
Guipure dÂrU
part of the straight cross
17.
the slanting
cross,
and
Detail of
lastly,
lies
underneath, then comes
Star.
the other part of the straight
cross.
18. Star.
In the centre the loops of linen thread are fastened with
rounds of
stitches.
(See illustration 18}.
two
Guipure d'Art.
Overcast Stitch
worked
is
21
embroidery overcast, and
like
forms the stems of the flowers and leaves of guipure
worked over one or two coarse

No. 28, and forms the triangles
threads.
It
it is
employed
is
the centre of
in
d'art
in
the middle
squares.
19.
19.
Insertion in Guipure d'Art.
Insertion in
Guipure (TArt,
Materials: Guipure frame netting of 6 boles wide; Mecklenbirg thread No. $
or 10
needle No.
For the netted foundation, which

o\\d
7.
is
six holes wide, begin at
work 5 rows, at
continue to work the
corner with 2 stitches,
which increase
stitch,
number of stitches,
tow and increasing
at
strip
with the same
at
the end of one
the end of the next.
For decreasing
alternately decreasing
I
the end of each of
net 2 stitches together, for increasing net 2 stitches in the

hole.
When
the
strip
is
sufficiently
long,
complete
same
it
by
decreasing in the same proportion as the increasing at the beginning.

vvill
As
the pattern
is
so clearly
be very easy to work from
it.
shown
It
is
in the illustration,
worked
in
it
point de
%2
Guipure dÂrt.
feston
and
insertion
star
wheels
finished
is
on
the border
either side
is
in
point d'esprit.
The
with a row of button-hole
stitcheso
20.--Lace Border in Guipure cTArt.

Material
Messrs. Walter Evans and Oo.'s Mecklenburg thread Nc. 8 or 10.
This border may be used for various purposes

pretty edging for toilet cushions if
20.
worked
it
makes
in fine thread,
and
Lace Border in Guipure d'Art,
looks equally well for tiimming couvrettes, &c,, in No. 2 thread.
The
netting
d'esprit
netted
is
nine holes wide, the stitches employed are point
and point de
ground
is
cut
feston, the
away
edge
is
in
buttonhole
outside the scallops.
stitch,
the
Guipure d'Art.
21.
Materials:
Frame;
Square for D'Oy/ey.
square of netting; Mecklenburg reel thread Nos.

needle No.
This square may be used
2i.
Pattern of
d'oyley, or pincushion.
are
worked
2%
The
to
is
shown
in full
and ioj
form part of a couvrette, or
Square for D'Oyley.
three other corners of the square
exactly like the one seen in illustration
in the centre
6.
size.
The
square
point d'esprit, linen stitch, and point de reprise.
the rosette
worked in
Each of the
is
Guipure dÂrt.
24
leaves of the foliage
worked
is
in
one hole of the netting
thev
worked by throwing the cotton three times across the hole,

and working darning stitch on them. The stem is worked in
are
The
overcast on the thread of the netting.
worked
like the leaves,
daisy in the centre
is
each leaf taking up one or more holes of
the netting.
22.
22 and
Materials
Corner Border in Guipure d'Ari
Corner Borders
2%.'-
Guipure cTArt.
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread

couvrettes,
No.
8 for pillow-cases,
These corner borders

couvrettes
stitch,
in
the
darning
stitches
stitch,
No. 2 for
No. 16 for lace edgings.
are suitable for pillow-cases or small
worked on
these
point de Bruxelles,
are
linen
and wheels.
The
patterns
formed by
edge
Ls
away
after tli^se are
13.
24.
Guipure
d** Art.
buttonhole
stitches.
The
netting
is
cut
worked.
Comer Border in Guipure d'Art.
Strip of Insertion in
Guipure tfArt.
Material: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. S
This
zigzag
strip
lines
that
it
is
8 stitches wide, and
is
worked
in
of point de feston, with a border of point desprit
and point de
triangle left
of insertion
toile
a four-point star occupies the centre of
by the zigzag
line.
This pattern
is
so easy to
me
work
hardly needs description, the only part requiring care

c
26
Guipure dÂrt*
being the squares of point de feston
24...
centre,
to
Pattern for a strip of
these are
in
cne
and the thread should be drawn rather
form a good square.
begun
tightly
so as
Guipure dÂrU
%7
25.Small Square.
Frame; Messrs.
Materials:
6j
Work
"Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 4,
or 8 for the netting, and No. 6 for the pattern.
over a mesh measuring 2 T\y inch round the foundation
of each square, which has seven stitches in length, and as

in
breadth.
d'esprit,
It
is
and wheels.
embroidered
The
outer edge
25.
hole stitch.
in
darning
is
many
and point
stitch,
worked round
in button-
Small Square.
Larger squares are worked in the same manner*
only a few rows larger in length and breadth.

fastened together with a few stitches, and
The
squares arc
sewn on the pincushion
or any article they are intended to ornament.
26. Insertion
in Guipure
cTArU
Materials: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No.
8,
or 16
for very fine work.
This
strip
cf insertion
kinds of lingeries.
The
is
very pretty, and can be used for
size of the material depends, of
all

23
Guipure
on the use to be made of the
worked
in linen stitch
darning
stitch.
The
d 3 Ar1.
insertion.
The
guipure pattern
is
and point d'esprit, the raised leaves in
edges are worked round with buttonhole
stitches.
26.
27.
Material
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No.
This rosette
is
worked
27.
A larger
Rosette in Guipure d'Art.
in
point de toile and small wheels.
wheel occupies the
TCHi&d of overcast.
6.
centre,
and
is
ornamented
witli
Guipure dÂrt.
28.
Materials
Quarter of a Square
One guipure frame
This pattern shows,

guipure
d'art.
The
2%.
a border
in
29
Guipure d* Art.
Mecklenburg thread Nos. 6 and 12 ; needle Xo.

in full size,
outer border
is
one quarter of a square

in point d'esprit,
7.
in
then comes
Quarter of a Square in Guipure d'Art.
in linen stitch.
these stars are
worked
on the netting
at the points
There
are large stars in the corners
in raised darning stitch only,
of each brand
and fastened
in the centre
of the
wheel (see No. 13) edged with buttonhole stitch.

The pattern for the centre, one quarter of which only is seen in
star there is a
the illustration, consists of

point de Bruxelles, 4
4 branches forming
cp^n-worked
stars or
small triangles in
wheels worked over

Guipure
3
4
d yArt.
holes of the netting, and a four-branched centre of point de
ieston with a wheel in the middle*
29 and 30.
Materials
Square Patterns in Guipure d'Art*
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co/s linen thread No. 2 for the netting, and
their
No. 29.
Mecklenburg thread for the guipure
The
round of small wheels or
is
worked.
this
round,
three other knots, so as to
de
toile
then follows
rosettes.
these, fasten the cotton to
square stitch of
S.
Square Pattern in Guipure d'Art.
in point d'e&prit, the inner border in point
For
No.
outer border of this pretty square
2.9.
stitches
one of the knots of the
first
work one loop upon each of the

form a slanting cross then work
round the centre point of the cross, passing
alternately
under and
Guipure dÂrt.
over
its
branches, then twist the cotton over the threads of the
foundation until the next square
is
reached, and begin another
wheel.
The
reprise
composed of wheels and point de

the pattern round the centre is worked in point de
centre of
No. 29
50.
feston, differing a
is
Square Pattern in Guipure d'Art.
little
from
that given
on pages II and 12, but
the illustration clearly shows the difference.
No. 30 has
by a
page 18)
star (see
surround
this
similar borders to
in
the centre
point de feston
is
occupied
four large wheels
the square stitches between are filled with small
wheels and with groups of

sheaves.
No. 29
Point d'esprit and
only, complete this square.
long loops, fastened together

point de
toile,
in
worked one way

Guipure d'Art.
3*
to
Four Patterns
34*
in
Guipure (TArt.
Material: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 2 or 16,
according to the size of the work.
These four
patterns will be found useful for filling
squares, or for varying the usual
31.
No.
1 is
of point desprit.
Pattern in Guipure d'Art.
a succession of point de feston stitches,
32.
fill
groundwork
which half
each square of the netting.
with great regularity.
up small
This pattern must be worked
Guipure d'Art.
No. 32
No. 33
33
consists of a kind of double point desprit.

is
a thread twisted
and taken
across each square, an^
resembles lace stitches.
33.
No. 34
is
with point d
a succession of small close wheels, intermingled
esprit.
This grounding
34.
35.
Materials
is
is
very
effective.
Lace Border for
Veils y
&c.
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 16

of square netting of the required length ; oblong frame.
strip
This simple border is easily and quickly worked. The edge

overcast, the ground worked in point desprit, the border in

Guipure dÂrt.
34
point de toile, and the pattern in point de reprise.
pleted the netting
is
cut
35.
2 squares of netting of 8 holes
in
They
16,
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'a
according to the fineness required.
are very pretty for cravat ends, cuffs, or hand*
36.
kerchiefs.
the overcast edge.
Squares in Guipure (PAvt.
Mecklenburg thread No. 10 or
These squares
com-
Lace Border for Yeils, &c.
36 and 37.
Materials
away from
When
are
Square in Guipure d'Art.
worked on
netting with very fine cotton
the usual manner, beginning on
two
stitches in
one corner.
Guipure d'Art.
The
35
different stitches of the guipure darning can
be
distinctly
seen in illustration, and are point de feston, point de reprise, point
37.
de
toile,
and point
surround a wheel
in
d'esprit
on No. 36, and the same
stitches
No. 37.
38. Guipure d'Art Insertion.
38.
Insertion in
Guipure d'Art
Materials: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread Nos. 8 to 165
strip of netting length required.
This
in point
insertion
de feston.
is
worked
in point
The ground
de
toile,
and wheels worked
in point d'esprit.

Guipure dÂrt.
39 and 40.
Square in Guipure Point de Vetuse (Ret icella),
Materials: Coarse or fine linen; Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s
Mecklenburg thread No. 4 or
39.
This square
is
Square in Point de Yenise.
worked
together with other squares

cushions, &c.
It is
12.
in
;
it
the so-called point de Venise,

is
very pretty for covers,
worked on coarse or
toilet
fine linen, according to
Guipure cPArt.
the use yon wish to
make of
it.
37
Prepare a square piece of linen,
by drawing out long and cross threads, so as to form perfect

squares.
In the pattern No. 39, which is worked on fine linen,
St
\mmm
40.
Quarter Sqtiare in BeticeUa Woyk (Enlarged).
28 threads have been drawn out, both the long and cross way
8 squares are formed in this
been drawn out
way
each time that 28 threads have
leave 7 or 8 threads of the ground,
form the framework.
Then
fasten the piece of linen
which
on card-

Guipure dÂrt
38
board, and
work
Then work with
round the inner edge.
close button-hole stitch
darning stitch over the long and cross threads
of the ground.
From No.
larger than full size,
4 times
work is
patterns
40, which shows the fourth part of the square
When
darned.
the
in
it
how
easy to see
is
the latter
is
the frame-
entirely darned,
work
The
squares in button-hole stitch.
different
the
rows of button-hole
circular
and serpentine patterns consist of
stitch
the patterns which imitate wtiole rosettes and half rosettes
worked
are
rows of button-hole
in
thread must be
be seen
in illustration,
knots in the
in
each stitch
last
button-hole stitched
when
work
all
place to the other, as can
row
completed, another
first
the right-hand corner
show
are wanting there.
The
open-work hem, which can
made by working
stitch,
and drawing the
No. 40.
It is easy,
The
The
dotted lines in
edged
square
is
also be
worked from No. 40,
all
round with an
-Corner Patterns in Guipure (FArU

14.
patterns are very pretty for cushions, handkerchiefs, Sec
netted ground
& stitches, and

I stitch at
how-
the direction of the patterns which
Material: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No.
These
The
are
completed knot.
the patterns from
41 and 42.
For each row the
and fastened on the framework.
cotton again through the

ever, to
stitch.
drawn from one
first
work
be worked from the corner.
Cast on
is
to
in
rows backwards and forwards, increasing
the end of every row.
The
pattern
is
worked
in
point d'esprit, linen, and darning stitch, as can be seen in illustration.
Guipure d'Art.
41 and 42.
43*
Corner Borders.
Flower for Ornamenting Cravats and Caps

Materials: Black or coloured
silks,
43.Flower
is
in
Guipure a Art*
or Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s
Mecklenburg thread No.
This pattern
39
io.
in Guipure d'Art.
worked with middle-sized
light-coloured

Guipure d*Art.
4o
purse
silk in
guipure d'art on netting.
worked with white thread or black
Bamboo
44.
is
stand of varnished
made of bamboo cane and blue
and covered with guipure d
bamboo
half inches wide, and five

is
satin,
Work Basket Covered with Guipure d'Art.
fastened on cardboard,
satin,
Netting.
cane basket blue satin ; cardboard netting ; Messrs.

Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 16.
This elegant basket
inside
de reprise.
silk in point
Work Basket with Covering of Darned
/|/f.
Materials
This pattern can also be
is
and
used are point de
toile,
art
The
twelve inches long, seven and a

a half inches high.
made of cardboard, covered on both
and the guipure d
art.
The
case
sides with blue
on the outside only.
The
stitches
point de reprise, and point d'esprit.
Guipure of Art.
45 and 46.
Materials
41
Squares in Guipure a Art.

'
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 12 or 20

and point d' esprit according to the fineness required.
Both these square patterns are
45*
suitable
for
ornamenting
Square in Guipure
d'Art.
lingerie, cravats, collars,
&c.
Repeated
at regular intervals
on a
larger centre, they are likewise suitable for couvrettes, cushions,
pillow-cases, &c.
they are worked in darning and linen
46.
stitch.
Square in Guipure
d'Art.
47.
Materials
Strip of netting 6 holes wide, and of the required length ; Messrs.

Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 8 or 12.
This simple
worked
at
insertion consists
of double rows of wheels
each side of a strip of point d'esprif , an edge of button-
hole stitches being worked between the rows.

42
Guipure d'Arf.
47-
Guipure d'Art Insertion.
48 and 40.
Materials
No. 48
Squares for Antimacassar.
Square of netting of 12 holes Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'

Mecklenburg thread No. &.
;
in
is
Square for Antimacassar.
very quickly worked.
The border and groundwork
point d'esprit, the centre star in point de reprise, the pattern in
Guipure cfArU
point de
Wheels
toile.
fill
43
in the four holes in the centre of the
squares.
No. 49 has a border
in point d'esprit, the star
is
point de feston, the other stitches are point de toile.

in part
of star pattern No.
49.
1-6.
Square for Antimacassar.
50 and 5 1
Material
worked in
Wheels
-Borders in Guipure d" Art.
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. S or 16%
These corner borders are very suitable for couvrett-es, and,

worked with fine thread, for pocket-handkerchiefs. The netted
ground of the borders is to be worked in the size seen in illustration
stitch,
No. 51 darn the ground in button-hole

point d'esprit, and point de feston
trie
for the border
darning
stitch,
Guipure cfArt.
44
50.
partem No. 50
mall wheels
is
Border in Guipure d'Art.
worked
are also to be
in linen
stitch
worked.
and point d
esprit
Both borders are
to
be
Guipure
d , Art.
45
51. Border in Guipure d'Art.
worked round
away along
in button-hole
the outside.
stitch
the netted ground
is
cut
Guipure d'Art.
46
52 and 53
Materials
Squares in Guipure
d! Art.
Messr3. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg tliread No. 20
netted squares of 7 and 8 holes.
52.
These two small squares are

lappets for caps
and
suitable for
They
lingeries.
are
ornamenting era rats,
worked
in
darning and
!*NrOilPI
^^^W
WWm
YyTVjP^HJ^N
/ ^y^j/lJ^B|kjj *ffiiS4M/^
4~
\j
l^w9w
53.
The
linen stitch.
centre part of the square,
wheel covered with raised

54.
Material
The
as the
No. 52,
is
a small
stitches.
Square in Guipure (FArt.
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg tliread No. 12.
centre of this square
border
point de toile
worked in point de feston as well

forms the groundwork of the square
is
Guipure cfArt,
in
the
centre,
47
round which a row of button-hole
stitch
is
worked.
54.
Insertion in
55.
Materials

Guipure tfArt.
Strip of netting of 4 holes in width
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co/s
Mecklenburg thread No.
The ground
of
this
simple pattern
is
12.
worked
square wheels are worked in the centre of the
55.
56
to
6 1.
in point d'esprit,
strip.
Different Strips of Insertion , Rosettes
and Lace,
in
Guipure d'Art.
Materials
Fine white cotton ; Messrs. Walter Evans and Ce.'s Mecklenburg

thread Nos. 16 and 20.
These
suitable for
strips
of insertion, rosettes, and
ornamenting
lingeries, cravats,
&c.
borders are very
The ground
of
Guipure dÂrt.
48
insertion,
Nos. $6 and 58,
is
worked with
fine
white cotton over
a fine steel knitting-needle, in slanting netting, and darned with
thread in the manner seen in illustrations.
56.
of each
Insertion in Gnipure d'Art.
rounds wide, and worked with button-hole, stitch along
strip is II
57.
the edges
The ground
the darned patterns can be
58.
For the
rosette,
worked from
illustration,
"Rosette in Guipure d'Art.
No. 58,
cast
on 6
stitches over a fine knitting-
needle, and join the stitches into a circle
in the 1st
round work
Guipure d'Art.
stitches
in
every
In the
stitch.
2nd
stitches in every increased stitch of the
every other stitch
In
stitch.
the
knitting-needle double the size of the

stitch in
7 th
5th
rounds work
preceding round, and
in
6th round take a

first,
fine needle as follows
59.
Draw
steel
and work over
every stitch of the preceding round.
round over the
first,
49
Then work
it
the
Border in Guipure d'Art.
always the second stitch of 2 stitches through the
and work
through the
first,
the 8th round
and then
work always
2 crossed stitches,
the stitch
stitch in
stitch
which has been drawn
through the other
stitches in the stitch
stitch in all the other stitches.
stitch.
In
between the
Lastly, darn
the rosette, from illustration, with fine glazed cotton.
For the ground of the

cast
on 6
stitches, join the stitches into a
in the 1st
round 2
rounds 2
stitches
stitches
stitch.
stitches
in
Nos 60 and 61,

circle, and work then
rosettes, illustrations
in
every stitch
in
the following 8
every increased stitch, in
The
last
(loth) round
is
all
the other
worked without
Guipure d'Art.
5
increasing.
Then darn
the rosettes, from illustrations, with
thread in darning stitch, linen stitch, and point d'esprit.
edges of the two
rosettes are
6c.
stitch
in
These two
worked round
The
in button-hole
.Rosette in Guipure d'Art.
every selvedge
rosettes can
61.
stitch
work
button-hole stitches.
be joined together for small couvrettes.
The ground
of the border, No. 59, is formed by a strip

of straight netting 9 squares wide, cut out in Vandykes on ore
side,
and worked round
in button-hole stitch, as seen in illustra-
Guipure d*Art.
tion.
This ground
point
desprit,
wheels
is
linen
5*
darned, from No. 59, in darning stitch,

stitch,
and ornamented with
bars
and
(See illustration).
62.
Corner Border in Guipure d'Aii.
62 and 63.
Material
Corner Borders in Guipure d'Art
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 20 for

handkerchief, or No. 8 for couvrettes.
These
corner
borders
are
suitable
for
handkerchiefs,
&c, or as strips of insertion for cushions or

They are worked with more or less fine cotton,
couvrettes,
pillow-
cases.
accord*
Guipure dÂrt.
52
ing to the use they are meant for.
They
are edged
round with
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Work
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every other stitch draw
63.
tenth of an inch
purl
take
up
stitch
row
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after
out the loop on the needle about one-
Comer Border in Guipure <TArt.
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loop in
double
last
stitch,
and
cast
it
off with
the next double stitch.
Jewel Case, firming Pincushion.
64.
Materials
Deal box
satin ruche
satin ribbon
quilted satin
and
silk
cord
guipure netting.
This case
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d , Art,
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fifths
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64.
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ruche fourillustration.
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53
at the
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Ornament
bows of
Guipure Pattern for Jewel
all
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64).
Thick dots are introduced
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66.
2>Iaterials
Parasol Cover
:
in
S5
d" Art.
Guipure
(Frontispiece?)
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 20, and
cotton No. 80.
For working
this cover,
of
illustration two-thirds
one part of which
its full
work
size,
shown
is
a straight strip
first
of netting for the foundation, which must count as

in
width
size
of the holes depends on the
mesh which you

No. 80, over a
Begin the
and work
than the stripe

stitches
then
is
decrease
The
long.
certain
remains untouched.
stitch
row on
I
you have
till
cotton
Cast on 2
stitch
stitch
more
width, on our pattern 68
number of
the same
stitches,
the end of
at
till
the strip
row, and
250
is
and
stitches
bottom
number of rows in which the last stitch

At the beginning of the row do not work
over the mesh, but only
preceding row, so that the cotton

strip is
one corner.
strip is finished off in a straight line at the
by working a
worked with
which measures two-fifths
in
the end of the ne^t,
I at
is
strip in
have holes
to
alternately
increase
The
rows backwards and forwards, increasing
in
work
then
pattern
end of every row,
stitch at the
holes
size of the knitting-needle or
steel knitting-needle
of an inch round.
stitches,
The
use.
many
the width of the covering.
as are required for
our
in
knot in the
I
is
drawn on
stitch
tight.
of the
When
the
completed, trace from No. 66 the outlines for the pattern
of each of the eight parts of the parasol with double thread, in
such a manner that two parts

reversed
that
is,
seen in illustration,
stitch,
next to
the point of one part must
wide part of the next

hole
lie
part.
Then work
lie
next to the
in each part the pattern
and afterwards each part round with button-
working over the double
different parts,
each other, but
outline.
Cut out the
and sew them together on the wrong side with
close overcast stitch.

Guipure dÂrt
5*
67.
67.
Scent Sachet in Guipure d'Art.

Scent Sachet in Guipure cCArt.
Materials: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 18; green
satin; poudre d'iris; green satin ribbon; green silk cord.
The
size of the netting
depends on that of the sachet.
The
Guipure d'Art.
57
netting must be fastened in a frame, and darned with fine thread
the flowers are

d'esprit.
poudre
all
The
d'iris.
worked
in
cushion
When
darning
is
stitch,
and the ground
made of green
satin,
perfumed with
the netting has been fastened on,
round with a green
satin ruche,
and green
in point
it is
silk cord,
edged
forming
loops at every corner.
68.
68.
Materials

Netted square of 26 stitches Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s

Mecklenburg thread No. 12.
This pattern
is
worked
in point d'esprit,
edged with an
E
out-

Guipure d'Art.
58
line
of point de reprise.
button-bole
Point de
stitch.
upon which point de
reprise
Blue satin
toile is
is
little
five inches
and
used for the groundwork,
in
Guipure
a"Art.
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread
No. 16; blue
This
silk cord.
work-case, of darned netting and blue

four-fifths long, four inches wide,
69.
in close
worked.
Work Case
69 and 70.
Materials
This outline may be worked
and
is
satin, is
fastened
Work Case in Guipure d'Art (Back).
The back, front, side, and

one piece. The netting is worked
with a loop and button.
the flap are
worked all in
with white
thread No. 12, over a mesh measuring at least two-fifths of an inch
round.
For the flap the netting must be slanted off on both
sides
this is done either by decreasings, or by cutting off the
;
corners of the work.
darning
stitch,
The
then darned in linen stitch,
from No. 70, which shows the

and from No. 69, which shows the back. The
and point
front of the case,
latter is
d'esprit,
Guipure d'Art.
netting
sides
is
59
then lined with blue satin, and sewn together
at the
The
flap is
with button-hole stitches on the right
edged with button-hole
stitch
a small loop to correspond.
side.
sew on a small button, and make
The
case
is
edged
all
round with
blue silk cord.
70.
Work Case in Guipure d'Art (Front).
71 and 72.
Materials
Banner Screen
in
Guipure cTArt.
Netting ; Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No. 12

carved oak stand ; glace silk ; cords j tassels.
Banner-screens are used in two ways, either suspended from

the mantelpiece or
The
as
shown
in
illustration
No. 7 1.
23 inches long, 19 inches wide, lined with coloured

and edged with a lace border of guipure dart. The
banner
glace silk,
mounted
is
design for the banner
is
given in the frontispiece, No. 72.
Work
groundwork over a larger or smaller mesh,

the size you wish it to be.
The pattern is worked
the netting for the
according to
in point d'esprit, point
de reprise, and point de
toile.
When
the
6o
pattern
Guipure dÂrt.
is
completed, line the banner with coloured
silk,
edge
with a gathered border of guipure dart, finish with coloured
71.
silk
Banner Screen in Guipure d'Art.
cords and tassels.
The
banner
may be
finished ofF in close
button-hole stitch, instead of adding the lace border.
61
Guipure d'Art.
73.
73.
Border in Guipure d'Art

Border
in
Guipure cfArt.
Material: Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No-
This border
is
suited for couvrettes.
It is
worked
8.
in point

Guipure d'Art.
62
d'esprit, point
de reprise, or plain darning
stitch,
edged by a row
of button-hole, and finished with a crochet edging.
74.
74.
Materials

Square in Guipure (PArt.
Messrs. Walter Evans and Co.'s Mecklenburg thread No.
12,
netted
square of 20 holes.
This
pretty square
feston, point de toile,
worked
in a pattern
and point de
formed by point de
reprise, the star in the centre
shown on page 20, omitting the alternate points border

point d'esprit, ground worked in simple crossed bars.
as that
of
is
Guipure dÂrt.
63
Table of the right size of Mecklenburg thread to use
working
in
No
Antimacassars
Borders
Handkerchiefs
20
Insertions
Lace edgings and
Lamp
shades
insertions
Parasol covers
Sachets
Sofa cushions
16
18
T2
16
Toilet cushions
Toilet mats
10
10
FRAMES
May
be obtained for large, middle-size, and small squares.
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J.
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