efore,separate, and fol- TfiJJlow the picots. Figure 306 ex-plains the uppereds^e, therefore it P^^is only n cessary |:-; ■■ -to add that the Ismall leaf-curves,each separated byI sc, are of 4 ch.and T dc back intothe first ch. worked twice. TABLE COVER. FIG. 305. The above description has been… … KNITTING AND CROCHETING. 361 CROCHET TOP PETTICOAT FOR CHILD. FIGURES 307-309. Crochet pattern of bodice, figure 307. Materials: i}{ pound of redwool, and a few skeins of white Berlin wool. This petticoat is to be worn under the dress, and is not at all difficult tocrochet. The work is begun at the…
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