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The handbook of needlework (1842)

Lambert, Miss. [from old catalog] · New-York, Wiley & Putnam · leaf 215

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195 KNITTING. Third row — Seam the centre stitch on each needle, and increase on either side of it, every alternate row, until the cap is suffi- ciently wide. Fourth row— plain knit every row, until the cap is about twenty-six inches in length. Fifth row — decrease every alternate row, and seam the… … This is prettiest in double German wool, but three-thread fleecy may be used. Cast on seventy-four stitches, white. ;i Pearl one row. white. Knit one row. L„

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