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INTRODUCTION Little colored embroderies in fancy stitches being greatly in vogue at the present time, equally for outer garments, lingerie and furnishings, we are now publish'ng, under the title Motifs for Embroideries, 6th Series, a booklet containing numerous patterns of this type, worked in bright colors, either plain or shaded. They are chiefly executed in straight stitch, upright or slanting, cross stitch and its variations, stroke stitch,
chain stitch and weaving stitch.
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Fabrics. All kinds of fabrics whose threads can be counted are suitable for the reproduction of these motifs. Our originals were embroidered upon a cream linen material. To obtain a pattern in larger size, a coarser fabric must be chosen, or else the number of threads to be covered by each stitch can be doubled or trebled on the other hand, a more closely woven linen will produce a smaller pattern. ;
If it be desired to embroider our designs upon cloth or any other fabric whose threads cannot be counted, the embroidery must be worked over an auxiliary canvas previously fixed straight across the material and which will then be drawn out, thread by thread, when the embroidery is completed.
Materials. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; The originals of our motifs were worked in D-M-C Pearl cotton (Coton No. 3, and some of them finished off with D-M-C Pearl cotton (Coton perle) No. 8. For finer fabrics than the linen used by us, it would be best to make use of D-M-C Pearl perle)
D-M-C Special stranded cotton (Mouline special) No. 25, even D-M-C Embroidery cotton, special quality (Coton k broder, qualite speciale) in medium or fine numbers. A large proportion of our patterns could be reproduced in D-M-C Embroidery twist (Retors a broder) No. 4 (dull cotton) worked upon a thick fabric, this thread gives an entirely original and decorative effect to embroideries which cotton (Cotonperle) Nos. 5 to 12 or or
;
are
meant
to cover large surfaces.
Besides the articles which we have already mentioned, we can also recommend, for executing our patterns, D-M-C Floss flax (lyin floche), D-M-C Rayon for embroidery (Rayonne a broder) and, for silk embroideries, D-M-C Persian silk (Sole de Perse).
In addition to the plates illustrating this work, there will be found a large selection worked on counted threads in the following publications of the D-M-C Library Motifs for Embroideries, 3rd and 4th Series; Czecho-Slovakian Embroideries; 1st and 2nd Series; Turkish Embroideries; Bulgarian Jugoslavian Embroideries, Embroideries ; Morocco Embroideries. of
motifs :
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
Plate
6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
1
Plate 2
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
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For these embroideries, use
D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
Silk or
Rayon
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threads
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
Plate 3
6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
Plate 4
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
Gth Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
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Gth Series
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D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
Silk or
Rayon
threads
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Plate
6
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
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D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
(ith Series
Silk or
Rayon
tlireads
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
D-M*C Cotton, Flax,
Plate
6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
1
Plate 8
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
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Plate
6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
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MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
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Plate
0th Series
Silk or
Rayon
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11
Plate 12
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
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For these embroideries, use D-M*C Cotton, Flax, Silk or Rayon threads
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For these embroideries, use
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D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
Plate 13
6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
Plate 14
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For this embroidery, use
D-M-C Cotton, Flax,
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Cth Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
MOTIFvS
For
FOR EMBROIDERIES
this embroidery,
use
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Plate IS
P»th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
Plate 16
MOTIFS FOR EMBROIDERIES
For this embroidery, use
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6th Series
Silk or
Rayon
threads
Ivist of
COTTON,
special articles in
FLAX, SILK,
RAYON
manufactured and supplied by DOLLFUS-MIEG & 0ÂŤ, Socitit anonyme, under the trade mark
D
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and intended for sewing, embroidery, knitting, crochet and all kinds of needlework in general. Alsatian sewing cotton (Fil d' Alsace). Sewing thread (Fil a coudre). 6 cord sewing-machine cotton (Cable 6 fils). Alsa. Alsatian cordonnet (Cordonnet d' Alsace). Cottons for embroidery and tapestry: Embroidery cotton, special quality (Coton a broder, qualite speciale). Embroidery twist (Retors a broder). Floss embroidery cotton, special quality (Coton fioche a broder, qualite speciale). Pearl cotton (Coton perle). Shaded pearl cotton (Perle ombre). Special stranded cotton (Mouhne special). Special shaded stranded cotton (Mouline special ombre). Cottons for crochet and lace making Crochet cotton (Cordonnet) Special crochet cotton (Cordonnet special). Cotton lace thread (Fil a dentelles). Alsatia. Pearl cotton (Coton perle). Shaded pearl cotton (Perle ombre). Knitting cottons Alsatia. Special knitting cotton (Retors special pour mercerie). Knitting twist (Retors pour tricot). Knitting cotton, special quality (Coton a tricoter, qual. spec). Alsatian twist (Retors d' Alsace). Darning cottons: Darning cotton (Coton a repriser). Special darning cotton (Repriser special). Superfine darning cotton (Repriser super fin). Special stranded cotton (Mouline special). Threads for machine embroidery, scalloping and darning: Alsatian machine twist (Retors d' Alsace). Alsatian cordonnet (Cordonnet d' Alsace). Cotton braids: Superfine braid (Lacet super fin). Cotton braid, first quality (Lacet, premiere qualite). Flax threads for knitting, crochet and lace work: Flax thread for knitting and crochet (Lin a tricoter et a crocheter). Flax lace thread (Lin pour dentelles). Pure silk and Rayon for embroidery Persian silk (Sole de Perse) Rayon for embroidery (Rayonne a broder)
Sewing cottons
:
.
:
:
:
These
.
and
articles are delivered, in all sizes, in ecru, white, black
all colors.
They can be obtained at haberdashers, needlework shops, &:c. the variety of articles bearing the D-M-C trade mark is however so great that it is impossible, even for the best supplied stores, to keep them all in stock. Nevertheless, retailers in touch with the manufacturers, DOIyL,FUS-MIEG & C'^, SocrfeTfi anonyme, or their agent-stockists being able to procure even quite small quantities of goods, consumers can always obtain their requirements through them. ;
DMC LIBRARY a view to developing the taste for fancy needlework and to making better known the uses of the articles which it manufactures especially for sewing, embroidery, knitting, crochet, &c., the firm C'fi, SocieTe; anonymE, has had published a series of works which, taken as a whole, DOL,IvPUS-MIEG
With numerous
&
forms a complete library deahng with every known kind of needlework.
—
by their artistic value, the choice of designs, and the care devoted to everything hitherto done in this way, they are sold at prices well below their market value; it has only been possible to publish them under such favorable conditions owing to the large numbers printed and the aim in view. Each work is pubhshed in several languages and is composed of a series of unpublished and very varied designs, printed in black or in colors and accompanied in certain cases by explanatory text. Thanks to the clarity and perfection with which the reproductions have been carried out, it is moreover easy to utilize most of the patterns without having recourse to the text, which is of secondary importance. There follows a list of these pubUcations, which can be obtained of booksellers, haberdashers, needlework shops or, if need be, from the CompToir Alsacien de BrodertE, anct. Th. de Dili<monT, Although these publications
their production
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MutHOUSE
(France).
*
Encyclopedia of Needlework BY Th. DE DlI<I<MONT
Volume
of nearly
— —
800 pages, illustrated by 1194 engravings and 16 colored plates, containing 20 chapters entitled
— — —
Plain Sewing. The Sewing and Embroidering Machine. Machine- Sewing and Embroidering. Embroidery on Silk and Velvet. Linen Embroidery. Mending. Embroidery on White Materials. Tatting. Macrame. Crochet. Knitting. Tapestry. Gold Embroidery Applique work. Pillow Laces. Needle-made Laces. Embroidered Laces. Filet Lace. Openwork on Linen. Needlework Trimmings. Miscellaneous directions. Pocked edition. English binding, gilt top.
— —
—
(*)
.
The works whose
—
—
titles
are
—
marked with an
—
—
—
—
—
asterisk are published in English.
—
—
—
DMC LIBRARY Collection:
The "ABCs"
Needlework
of
We have tried to offer them, in a clearly presented and easily understandable form, a summary of elementary notions in sewing, knitting, crochet, embroidery, &c. We explain the stitches which it is indispensable to know in order to attempt the simplest of handiworks, the position of the hands the thread the needle, the crochet-hook, the way to form the different knitting and crochet stitches. The success obtained by our first "ABCs" authorizes us to believe that they meet a real need, and others will follow The
little treatises of tliis
The ABC
of
collection are intended for beginners, particularly schoolgirls.
Sewing.
*
Containing 12 pages of text, with 23 explanatory figures, and a plate of letters. The ABC of Knitting. Containing i5 pages of text with 17 explanatory figures
The
ABC
of
Crochet.
Containing ig pages of text with 23 figures of sUtches
and patterns.
Embroidery *
The Embroiderer's Alphabet.
*
colored plates, composed of alphabets, monograms and designs for counted stitch embroideries, as well as 10 plates of monograms and scallops, with tracings, for white embroider}'.
Containing
Alphabets I St
*
et
Series:
82
Monograms and Alphabets
and 6th composed
*
Embro idery )
The works whose
Each containing
16 colored plates
&c.
Stitch.
Series:
2nd, 3rd,
combination.
2nd Series: Containing 40 colored plates. 3rd Series: Containing 40 plates. (*)
Marking
Series:
of borders, grounds,
Containing
12 colored plates composed of monograms and various designs. 4th and 5th Series: Each containing 16 colored
plates.
for
de Broderies au Point de Croix (Album
Stitch
Designs.
Containing
alphabets,
alphabet?,
Containing 31 plates composed of alphabets and monograms
Album
New
5ih
ist
modem
â&#x20AC;˘
Series:
24 colored plates composed of grounds, borders, &c. 2nd, 3rd and 4th Series: Each containing 20 colored plates.
Alphabets and Moncgranns. 2nd Series: Containing 17 plates of and explanatory text.
*
1st
Monogrammes
(Alphabets and Monograms) Containing 60 plates and explanatory text.
Cross Stitch
titles are
marked with an
*
Assisi Embroideries. Containing 24 colored plates and text with explanatory
*
Colbert Embroideries.
figures.
for Ciois
Containing 16 colored plates and a series of tracings on squared ground. asterisk are published in English.
DM C LIBRARY Embroidery continued La Broderie au Passe
Bulgarian Embroideries.
(Flat Stitch Embroidery)
Containing 20 plates composed of 27 patterns, accompanied bj' tracings on squared ground and explanatory
Morocco Einbroideries.
text.
Motifs pour Broderies (Motifs
Embroideries). I St Series: Containing 32 colored plates, witli patterns for tapestry and embroideries, as well as a series of tracings on squared ground.
*
jor
Motifs for Embroideries. 2nd Series: Containing 32 colored plates (as in ist Series). 3rd Mid 4th Series: Each containing 20 colored plates
composed
of various patterns.
Sth Series: Containing 15 colored plates
and a
series of
tracings on squared ground.
and yth composed
6th
Series:
Each containing
of various patterns in the
16 colored plates
modem
squared ground.
Jugoslavian Embroideries. 1st and 2nd Series: Each containing 20 colored plates and a series of tracings on squared ground.
Turkish Embroideries.
Drawn Thread Work. 1st Series:
Containing 54 pages of text, with explanatory
and 20 plates
2nd Series: Containing
11
of patterns.
pages of text, with explanatory
and 32 plates of patterns. Openwork Embroideries. Containing 48 patterns and text with explanatory figures. Har danger Embroideries. 1st Series: Containing 36 plates and text with explanatory figures,
figures.
2nd Series: Containing 25 plates and text with explanatory figures.
Le Filet-Richelieu (French Net Work).
Containing 24 colored plates and a series of tracings on squared ground.
The works whose
Ecclesiastical vestments and Altar linen. Containing, printed in color, 10 plates and various detailed figures for three sets of vestments, a dalmatic with deacon's stole, a cope, a humeral veil, an altar cloth and Church linen, the whole accompanied by working instructions. In addition, 6 separate sheets contain plans, designs and tracings for the execution of the articles.
figures,
* Czeclio-Slovakian Embroideries. Containing 20 colored plates and a series of tracings on
*
Containig 18 colored plates composed of 61 patterns of borders, grounds and motifs, and a series of tracings on squared ground.
st3'le.
Motifs de Broderie copte (Motifs for Coptic Embroidery). J St, 2)id and 3rd Parts: Each containing 30 plates, one colored, and explanatory text.
*
Containing 16 colored plates composed of patterns for counted stitch embroideries.
titles are
marked with an
Containing 30 plates explanatory text.
asterisk are publi.shed in English.
composed
of
171
designs,
with
D
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Embroidery continued La Broderie sur Lacis with 17 explanatorj' *
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figures.
Embroidery on Net {The Net Work).
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with explanatory
pages of text, jst Series: Containing 25 various patterns. ficTures, and 20 plates of
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plates,
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text and explanatory figures.
Knitting Le Tricot
*
(Knitting).
patterns of 72 patterns, Containing 10 plates composed and explanatory text. patterns, composed of 63 ^^t+prr,.; .nd S.n«; Containing 10 plates and explanatory text.
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12 plates 54 pages of text
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composed
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of 51 knitted Containing 20 plates composed
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zst Series:
pages with 15 patterns of openSth Series: Containing 44 work knitting.
of 46 patterns
Crochet Le Crocliet
*
(Crochet Work).
r>attpms patterns, Containing 8 plates composed of 64 and explanatory text. composed of 57 patterns, 2nd Series: Containing 8 plates and explanatory text.
*
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7*7^r^r^rks whose
titles
are
composed
composed
narrow
insertions,
of 60 patterns
and 49 pages
which pages with 19 patterns of .th Series: Containing 42 CROCHET. FII.ET to devoted 13 are
of 57 patterns, 1
marked with an
8 plates
of text.
figures.
plates 4th Series: Containing 11 and 64 pages of text.
Containing 22 plates
explanatory figures.
6th Series: Containing of lace edgings and
by text and containing 13 plates accompanied
numerous explanatory
'''"TsT.lf -(COARSE CROCHET): and text with
I St Series:
English. aster.sk are publish«i^in
DMC LIBRARY Lace Les Dentelles aux Fuseaux (Pillow Laces). I St Series:
patterns,
*
Needle-made Laces.
Containing 184 pages of text, 8 pages with
and
Containing 15 plates, a with explanatory figures.
1st Series:
text
55 tracings.
series of tracings,
and
2nd
Series: Containing 58 pages of text, 18 plates with 25 patterns, and 66 tracings.
La Dentelle Renaissance
Containing 47 pages of text, 7 plates of patterns, and 16 tracings on linen.
Tatting. Containing 8 plates composed of 38 patterns, and text with explanatory figures.
(Point Lace).
Containing 76 pages of text with explanatory figures, 10 full-page plates, and 10 tracings.
* Irish Crochet Lace.
* Teneriffe
Lace Work.
Containing 20 plates composed of 103 patterns, and text with explanatory figures.
Various *
Macrame.
*
Containing 32 plates explanatory text.
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The works whose
composed
titles are
of
188
patterns,
marked with an
and
Knotted Fringes. Containing 20 plates with 20 patterns, and text with explanatory figures.
asterisk are published in English.
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