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Needlecraft (1911)

Archer, Effie Archer · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 389

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s. Thread, silk or worsted can be used for the work.The latter is best for practising the first stitchesor pieces. The first term we learn in knitting is to caston stitches (Figure ^56), Select a pair of medium-sized wooden needles. Your worsted should bewound into a ball. Casting on is the… … Fig. 256. Casting-on 352 NEEDLECRAFT under the left needle. Holding the needles in thisposition, throw the worsted around the point of the right-hand needleand draw the right-hand needle throughthe first loop. Thereis now a loop on eachneedle. Slip the lastloop made over theleft needle. *…

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