l be about 15 rows. Youhave on your rake 16 stitches; these should now bereduced to 10, which is one-half of those on the back-piece. Beginning at the shoulder end, carefully slip thefirst two loops onto the second peg, making four on Spencer 25 this peg; repeat this on the next two pegs, after… … last peg; leave this without knitting, and return; omitone on the shoulder end every alternate row until allare knit, and you have a triangular gore or yoke onthe shoulder and 10 stitches on the rake. Slip off care-fully and crochet or sew to one-half of the end ofthe backpiece; join underarm seam.…
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