The Mary Frances knitting and crocheting book; (1918)
Fryer, Jane (Eayre), Mrs., 1876- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, The John C. Winston co · leaf 193
the lesson just as she had given thedirections to Mary Frances. Now, watch me closely, she said, and takeyour needles and do exactly as I do. Before Mary Frances realized it, she had fifteennice rows of knitting done. Isnt that splendid! exclaimed Fairly Flew.Now you are ready to learn— How TO Bind… … Isift that splendid Mary Frances Really Knits 167 In doing this work make very loose stitches. 1. Knit the first 2 stitches of the last row of work on to aNo. 4 crochet hook. 2. Slip the left needle into the first loop on the crochet hookand pull this stitch over the top of the hook, and over the…
Crocheting · Knitting
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