The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work ... (1859)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia : G. G. Evans · leaf 184
the first, and the first through the second, finishingthe stitch by releasing your fingers and pulling the material tight. The suc-ceeding stitch is a small loop, that appears to cross the stitches twisted toge-ther. These three kinds of stitches form the pattern, and are to be repeateduntil the… … PLAIN OPEN NETTING. Commence with three or four rows of plain netting; thenone row of loop stitches, made by putting the silk twice round L the mesh. Repeat from the three rows of plain netting. KlwMwvIi
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