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 41
cle, and chain stitches are also used for turning the rows in double, treble, and double-treble crochet. DOUBLE CROCHET. Make a short length of chain as a foundation. Place the hook in the second chain, and draw a loop of wool through it. Now place the hook again under the wool, and draw the wool… … Fig. 32. Double Crochet. TREBLE STITCH. Again make a short length of chain as a foundation. Pass the hook under the wool, and then place it in the third chain from the end. Draw the wool through, thus making the number of stitches on the hook up to three. Put the hook under the wool {see Fig. 33),…
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