Embroidery and fancy work, containing directions for embroidering, painting, modelling, carving, etc (1899)
Belford, Clarke & Co · Chicago · leaf 260
te row. Figure 123 shows how these sections are put together.A few long stitches are worked with a needle in thecentre. When the blocks are all knitted, they are sewed to.gether, half blocks being used down the sides, so as toform a straight edge. If preferred, the ends can be AND BOW TO USE THEM.… … Fig. 123. This border must be knit in pieces just fitting eachpoint. Oast on eight stitches. In the first and everyalternate row, three stitches must be knit together at theback, in the middle of the row. In order to keep thesame number of stitches on the needles, one must bemade at the beginning…
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