 Another perforation is made to admit the sinew at the end of the row of beads. As in the overlay stitch, the perforation does not pass through to the under side of the skin, but runs horizontally just below the surface, so that no stitches show. The same...  Sioux Beadwork - Seite 8von United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs, Carrie Alberta Lyford - 1933 - 27 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | Carrie Alberta Lyford - 1940 - 124 Seiten
...Another perforation is made to admit the sinew at the end of the row of beads. As in the overlay stitch, the perforation does not pass through to the under side of the skin, but runs horizontally just below the surface, so that no stitches show. The same number of beads is again strung... | |
 | Marz Minor - 1978 - 420 Seiten
...perforation was made to admit the sinew at the end of the row of beads. As in the Overlaid Stitch, the perforation does not pass through to the under side of the skin but runs horizontally just below the surface, so that underneath no stitches show. This stitch is less firm... | |
| |
