Knitting and crochet. A guide to the use of the needle and the hook .. (1885)
Croly, Jane (Cunningham), Mrs., 1829-1902, [from old catalog] ed · New York, A. L. Burt · leaf 98
you will then have three loops on the hook; turn the thread again over the hook, draw through two loops, turn the thread again over the hook, and draw through the two next loops together. No. 9 — Treble. NO. IO. - PICOT, OR PURL. Make a chain of four or six stitches, according to the thickness of… … No. 11 — Double treble. NO. 12. - AFGHAN, OR TRICOT STITCH. Also called Railway, Fools, and Idiot’s stitch, and Tunisian crochet. The hook must be long enough, for this work, to take all the stitches on at one time. For large pieces of work, make them in strips, and sew or crochet together. Make a…
Knitting · Crocheting
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