side, and soentirely line the open part. The two edges ofthe white, the casting-on and casting-off rows,must be run evenly together, and the endsdrawn up, ready for the tassels. The back of the rigolette is something in theform of a half-handkerchief. With the whitewool, cast on one hundred… … decreasing the stitch at the end of each of thefirst twenty rows, and then two stitches eachtime, until you have done enough to fall fromthe crown of the head down to the neck. Sewthis to the front, rather full. The rigolette is trimmed with velvet balls,made by winding a sufficient number of…
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