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 23
18 KNITTING WITHOUT SPECIMENS. Pass the left hand lightly along the three needles to see that no stitches have become twisted. Bring the third needle round to the commencing stitch of the first needle and begin to knit in that stitch, drawing the first stitch up very tightly so that no " bar of… … Fig. 8. Casting-on on Three Needles. (Step 2.) (2) When the second method is employed.—Take the first needle, and cast on the required number of stitches by making a series of slip loops. ' Take up the second needle, and be careful, in making the first stitch on this needle, to pass the wool round…
Knitting · Crocheting
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