tiation. Run a ribbon in the spaces as shown and tie in a bow in front. A chemise yoke to match this trimming may be made on the same principle as the one illustrated on the next page. Figure No. 1. — CniiiD’s Crocheted Bib. CHEMISE YOKE IN IRISH-CROOHBT LACE. single crochet made. Then work round,… … and 5 singles over the rest of the space under- Figure No. 2. — Section of Crocheted Trimming for Drawers. neath. Repeat for all the leaves, joining the £ second scollop of each leaf to the last one of the preceding leaf. No. 60. The ornaments are made separately and are afterward For the Lower…
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