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

Tracy, Susan Edith, 1864- · Boston, Whitcomb & Barrows · leaf 20

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MUFFLER AND OSTEND CAP {page 20) ing a sheet dry from cold water and spreading it onthe carpet over night. Pin the muffler to the wet sheet,exactly as you wish it to lie; use many pins, and pin Hoods 19 through to the carpet. Leave just as it is until morn-ing, when the evaporation will have… … HOOD Materials Needed: 1 Standard wool rake. 4 Skeins eightfold Germantown wool. Set up all the pegs. Knit plain until you have astrip twenty-nine inches long. Crochet off. Fold the 20 Rake Knitting strip across in the center, and either sew overhand orcrochet on right side, up one side, and…

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