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 34
KNITTING. 29 right-hand needle into the stitch, and draw it forward over the loop and the point of the left-hand needle (Fig. 24, Step 2). Withdraw the point of the right-hand needle. Proceed in exactly the same manner with each ascending loop, until the top rung of the ladder has been picked up. … (A) Step 1. (B) Step 2. (c) Picking up the Stitch with a Crochet-hook. This method is preferable when the stitch has been dropped down for a. considerable number of loops. (1) Plain Knitting.—Insert the point of the crochet-hook in the dropped stitch,, and pass it behind the lowest loop (Fig. 25,…
Knitting · Crocheting
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