Arthur, Anne Knox · London : A. & C. Black, ltd. · leaf 208
st chain ; pass the thread over and draw it through in a loop ; pass the thread over again and draw it through the two loops on the hook ; put the hook into the left side of the stitch just made ; pass the thread over the hook and draw it through ; pass the thread again over the hook and draw it… … is specially suited to the Fig. 71. making of children's slippers, scarves, bonnets, reins, braces, collars, hat bands, etc. It is always worked in rows — never in rounds — and a long straight hook with a knob at the end is necessary as all the stitches on the advancing row are kept on the hook and…
Embroidery · Needlework
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