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Encyclopedia of needlework (1890)

Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 414

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of loops, make an intake in each row, by omitting to take up the last loop of a row. In coming back, your first knot will thus be made over the last loop but one of the pre¬ vious row, fig. 625. To com- Fig. 627. plete the square , fasten the Stripe of straight netting edged with thread on again,… … Fig. 628. sary number of Stripe of straight netting. loops, tO decrease on one side by dropping a loop, fig. 627, or by joining two loops together with a knot, fig. 628, and to increase on the other side, by making two knots over one loop. Great care must be taken not to change the order of the…

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