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

Tracy, Susan Edith, 1864- · Boston, Whitcomb & Barrows · leaf 27

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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.… … BREAKFAST JACKET Breakfast Jacket Materials Needed:i Small standard rake.10 Skeins blue fourfold Germantown wool or Shet-land floss.i Skein white fourfold Germantown wool. Sweater 27 Knit two mufflers (see Mufflers), using the whitewool for borders and finishing ends with fringe. Knita plain blue…

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