The Mary Frances knitting and crocheting book; (1918)
Fryer, Jane (Eayre), Mrs., 1876- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, The John C. Winston co · leaf 289
Then draw in the top of the ballby making single crochets in every other stitch until the openiingis closed. Cut off the thread about 5 inches from the ball, and drawit through the last stitch. Xeave the end hanging. To Make the Chain: 1. Thread the 6 beads on the cotton and push them backnear the… … To Make Bead Stitch: 3. Now throw the thread over the crochet needle; that is, wrap, (holding thechain stitch between the i huinli and second finger of the left hand) and put the hookinto the fiist chain stitch under 2 ttireads. Throw the thread over the needle and pull a long loop tlirough the…
Crocheting · Knitting
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