Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 242
having one side much wider than the other. It can be easily whittled from soft wood and sand-papered until perfectly smooth. To make the fringeshown in Figure 115 make a loop of wool, pass it overthe narrow side of the fork, turn the fork, and you willhave a loop over the wide side; draw up a… … Fig. 115. For the crochet heading, which is worked with alighter color of wool: 1st row: One double into of the wide loops of thefork, work together, turning the loops as shown in Fig.115, two chain. Eepeat. 2nd row: One double under two chain, three chain.Eepeat. For the edge: Work one double into…
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