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Florence home needle-work (1891)

Nonotuck Silk Company · Florence, Mass. : Nonotuck Silk Co. · leaf 9

An illustration from Florence home needle-work, 1891, leaf 9
Fig. 2. —Position of Hands in Crochet S. C. means single crochet, explained by Fig. 4, wherethe hook, first holding one loop (A) has been thrust througha foundation stitch (B) and the thread drawn through,forming a second loop (C). The stitch is completed by … Fig. 3. —Making Slip Stitches. Fig. 4. — Making Singles. drawing thread (D) through two loops (C and A) in direc-tion of arrow, again leaving the hook holding one loop. Singles. — These are the same as S. C. D. (7. means double crochet, explained by Fig. 5, wherethe hook first holding one loop (A)…

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