Knitting without "specimens"; the modern book of school knitting and crochet (1915)
Claydon, Ellen P, Claydon, C. A., joint author · New York, E. P. Dutton & Company · leaf 210
n succession into this ch. of 6. This forms the edge of the pattern. Work 5 ch. and a d.c. into each succeeding space. Fig. 153. Second Lace Edging in Crochet. 5th Row.—Turn with 5 ch., and work 3 tr. into each space of the preceding row, thus producing four sets of tr. as in the 1st row. Repeat… … Fig. 154. Third Lace Edging in Crochet. Instructions.—Commence with 12 ch. 1st Row.—Turn with 3 ch. to form a tr., 1 tr. into 12th ch. (i.e., into the last of the foundation ch.), 1 tr. into 11th ch., ch. 2, miss 2 ch., 1 tr. into 8th ch., 1 tr., 1 ch., 1 tr., 1 ch., 1 tr. into the 7th ch., miss 2…
Knitting · Crocheting
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