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The Ladies' self instructor in millinery and mantua making, embroidery and appliqué, canvas-work, knitting, netting, and crochet-work (1853)

Philadelphia : J. & J.L. Gihon · leaf 75

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ix oreight threads in depth, and two in width,crossed from right to left. Gold threadshould be interposed between each row 68 THE LADYS 9. IRISH STITCH. Four, six, or eight threads are to betaken straight, two threads being leftbetween. The second row is to be be-gun four threads up, between the… … muumunn in the same what colours are chosen. This is sometimes called BasketStitch, and is effected by placingthe needle straight down six threads.As you finish the sixth stitch, takeout the needle at the third thread,and cross it over the centre. Ondoing other six stitches, cross overmanner, and…

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