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Rake knitting and its special adaptation to invalid workers (1916)

Tracy, Susan Edith, 1864- · Boston, Whitcomb & Barrows · leaf 14

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rn of the wrist. This makes a goodcorrective exercise in cases of stiff arms or wherethere is impairment of the rotation of the forearm. The work is seen on the wrong side for some timeuntil of sufficient length to show both sides. Always keep the straight connecting thread betweenthe pegs on the… … BABY AFGHAN Baby Carriage AfghanMaterials Needed : 1 Rake (large size for heavy wool). 1 Orangewood stick. 1 Pound white eightfold Germantown wool. 1 Half skein blue eightfold Germantown wool. 1 Bone crochet hook (large size). With white wool set up the entire length of rake(20 pegs) according to…

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