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Cycling and shooting knickerbocker stockings : how to knit them with plain and fancy turnover tops (1896)

Ryder, H. P · London : Macmillam · leaf 13

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ed, you will find the wool caught lightly through atthe back. KNICKERBOCKER STOCKING WITH FANCY TOP. NO. I. Reqidred.—4 needles No. 12, tested by Walkers Bell Gauge, 3 cuts ofAlloa yarn (heather mixture), \ cut of red to correspond.K stands for knit, P for purl. HOW TO KNIT THEM 7 With heather… … 1st pattern round.—With red wool, k 4. Heather wool k 2, but inknitting these put the wool twice round the needle instead of once as inordinary knitting ; this is done to lengthen the stitch. Repeat. 2nd round.—Red wool, k 4, slip the 2 knitted stitches on to the sameneedle, letting the wool drop…

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