Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 359
KNITTING AND CROCHETING. 329 as on the skirt), to this follows a stripe of only 5 scallops to form the arm-ftole, on which the scallops are narrower above, so that the top becomessomewhat tighter. A stripe of 8 points is now made to complete the shoul-der; the two shoulder stripes are then sewn… … FIG. 282. top, which is now finished in an opposite direction, is reached after a stripeagain of 6 scallops. The two middle stripes are only to be joined to theshoulder straps at the tops of the points; the rings are left out here, asribbon is afterwards drawn through the openings. An extra stripe…
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