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Ladies's work for pleasure and profit (1894)

Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 343

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st row, dc. turn the work, i ch., dc. in back edge of foundation stitches;4 dc. in last stitch of foundation, 27 dc.3rd row, turn the work, i ch., then dc.to end of row, widening in the center ofthe work as required. 4th to I2th rows, like the preceding,join the pieces together on the wrongside… … KNITTING AND CROCHETING. 3^T A novel idea is to carry one of these little purses worked in silk exactlymatching the dress, and as so many delicate shades are produced in silk;this can very easily be done. A monogram in initial letters worked on oneside in beads, is also a very pretty device, adding…

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