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A manual of plain needlework and cutting-out (1884)

Jones, Emily G · London : J. Hughes · leaf 63

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Cutting-Out, 47 To make holes in knitting for ribbon to pass through. — Bring the cotton forward as in purling, and plain knit two stitches together. To cast off. — Knit the first stitch, which I will call A, knit the next stitch, which I call B, then pull A over B, which will leave B only on the… … Fig. 8. — Purling. the end of the cotton through the last stitch. The casting off should be kept loose. To join ends. — When the old end is about a quarter of a yard long, take the new end, and tie or twist it round the little finger of the left hand, then knit the double wool for about six or…

Needlework · Fancy work · Cut-out craft

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