Lambert, Miss (F.) · Philadelphia : J.L.Gihon · leaf 173
153 CROCHET. When the square is completed, neatly run in the wools with a rug needle, which will produce a firm edge, on which the side borders (if desired) may be crocheted, but it requires great pains and some ingenuity to make the corners exactly match. ANOTHER TABLE COVER. … No. 4. Commence with four plain rows — the first, claret ; the second, middle blue ; the third, claret ; the fourth, scarlet. The pattern of the first border is in three shades of blue, — the lightest at the top. The outer ground of the border is in scarlet ; the inner ground of the border is…
Needlework
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