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The hand-book of needlework (1854)

Lambert, Miss (F.) · Philadelphia : J.L. Gihon · leaf 302

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ntinue, keeping the 20 stitches brown, for border, and always increasing, as before, on the blue. Continue increasing until it mea¬ sures 1^ yards, then work about 38 rows plain, with brown, always letting out, as before, on the slanting side. SUMMER NECKERCHIEF. The foregoing Receipt, worked in… … Worked with Taylor’s white cotton, No. 6, and 2 wires, No. 20. One of the edgings in this book looks well sewed to the top and bottom of the Cuffs. Sew 3 small common hooks so as to hook in to the open part of work, to fit the wrist. Cast on 28 stitches, rather loose. 1st Row, Ob, jp repeat to end.…

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