Part 33

" of stitch, 180 et seq.

VELVET, 150, 222

VENETIAN embroidery, 138

VOIDING, 96, 187

WEAVING, 2

WHITE on white, 162, 230

WOOL. (See Crewel)

WOOLLEN stuffs, 243

THE END.

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