The household oracle : a popular referee on subjects of household enquiry : including: - house building, buying and renting; house furnishing and decoration; housekeeping and domestic cookery; plain and fancy needlework; home farming, gardening, medicine; law; an epitome of the history of the world and the growth of the human family; the formation of our mother tongue and the rules of English grammar; a dictionary of religions; stepping stones of English history and a sketch of the English constitution setting forth the rights, privileges and duties of the English householder parochial, municipal, imperial; the story of the calendar, standards of weights and measures; arithmetical tables and tables of interest and a ready reckoner; household amusements, games, chess, cards and other indoor games, dancing, swimming, etiquette, ... (1897)
Miles, Alfred H. (Alfred Henry), 1848-1929, University of Leeds. Library · London : Hutchinson & Co. · leaf 325
or stems. When you have with the left thumb, put the needle in brought the thread through to the right the same place from which it first came, side, make a small loop similar to a chain and bring it out over the thread you stitch, then put the needle in an upward hold down. This forms one loop.… … Fig. 6. Twisted Chain or Rope Stitch- — (This will form the strap of the cable). This somewhat resembles the ordinary Now insert the needle as shown in the chain. The needle is brought out each illustration and make a loop as in chain time through the loop, but, instead of stitch. being put back to…
Gardening · Home ownership · Board games · Home Economics · Weights and measures
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