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The ladies' guide to needle work, embroidery, etc. : being a complete guide to all kinds of ladies' fancy work (1877)

Frost, S. Annie (Sarah Annie) · New York : H.T. Williams · leaf 82

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scarlet, would madepretty combinations. The needles should be of ivory, medium sized. Cast oneighty-two stitches wiih the colored wool, knit one and seam one, repeating untilten rows are knit. Join the white wool, and knit and seam in the same way,after knitting one row plain to conceal the… … ladies guide to needlework. 79 third, drop the fourth, and keep on alternating the stitches taken up and dropped,to the end of the row; keep the first and last stitches on the needle. Knit thehalf you have kept, very loosely across, and then cast off. Then let the droppedstitches run down, and…

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