Complete guide to the work-table : containing instructions in Berlin work, crochet, drawn-thread work, embroidery, knitting, knotting or macrame, lace, netting, poonah painting, & tatting, with numerous illustrations and coloured designs (1884)
London : E. Harrison · leaf 42
hade and six with thelightest. For the lip: Knit seven rounds, increasing one stitchin each round. Above one point of the triangle, purlone round, then cast off all tho stitches except fiveexactly opposite the increased stitches; these areknitted plain for the handle, which is two inches inlength;… … PENCE JUG KNITTING. L\TTTING-PINS. r needles as they are sometimes steel for finer kinds of work, and and vulcanite, when coarser mate- ITTING-SHIELDS. lay be purchased in bone and ivory;;sary when steel pins are used, asissibility of the work escaping fromare made both in plain and fancytogether…
Needlework · Embroidery · Knitting · Tatting · Lace and lace making · Decoration and ornament| · Handicraft
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