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The handbook of needlework (1851)

Lambert, Miss · Philadelphia, Hazard · leaf 221

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200 KNITTING. A BRIOCHE. … The brioche knitting-stitcli is simply as follows: bring the wool forward, slip one; knit two together. A brioche* is foimed of sixteen straight narrow stripes, and sixtepn wide stripes which gradually decrease in width towards the top or centre of the cushion. It may be made in three-thread fleecy…

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