Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 234
224 CROCHET WORK knitting, tightening the loop just enough to leave an easy pas¬ sage through it for the needle. The end of the thread must be held by the thumb and forefinger. The next stitches are made by taking up the thread with the needle and drawing it through the loop. The throwing of the… … Fig. 404. Single stitch. both loops. (3) Plain stitch (fig. 405). — Put the needle through, as in fig. 404, from the right side to the wrong, under the upper side, either of a chain, or of a stitch of the preceding row, Fig. 405. Plain stitch. Fig. 406. Rose stitch. draw the thread through it in a…
Needlework · Embroidery · Sewing · Lace and lace making · Crocheting · Knitting · Fancy work
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