Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 45
s in the frontplate, therefore will make a plain half cardigan stitch only,while the other groups will make a rack stitch. If this opera-tion were continued in this way, racking one needle only backand forth, we would get a fabric with vertical stripes ofalternating plain half cardigan and rack… … Fig. 36.—Designs Made with Rack Stitch. needles that were racking in the first instance are now makingthe plain half cardigan stitch, and the groups that were at firstmaking the plain are now racking. An ingenious knitter can make an almost unlimited numberof designs of this character by different…
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