the most common one in tatting. Remember that the right hand must be kept per-fectly still as long as the left is in motion, and that the knot must be formed of theloop silk that is in the left hand. The right-hand, or shuttle silk, must always befree to run through the knots; as, if it were itself… … Fig. 42. Fourth Position op the Hands. 36 FLOBENCE HOME NEEDLE - WORK. Fourth Position Of the Hands (Fig. 42).-The second part of a knot isformed by the following movements : Pass the shuttle, as indicated in Fig. 42, fromleft to right between the first and third fingers through the extended loop;…
