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The Gobelin StitchThe Gobelin stitch is one copied from old tapestries. It is a filling stitch but it differs from Kensington filling, in being strictly regular instead of irregular. It is worked somewhat like satin or laid stitch, but it need not necessarily be so close — it is rather a system than a stitch and is not used for thin leaves and stems where satin stitch proper would be allowable. It forms a complete surface of stitchery which takes the light beautifully and produces in the soft colors used in the old tapestries that dreamy effect we associate with the antique hangings. |
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