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

Tracy, Susan Edith, 1864- · Boston, Whitcomb & Barrows · leaf 31

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is resulted ina rather satisfactorytwine mesh which atonce suggested a bag.These bags have sincebeen made in greatnumbers from the An-chor Cable described onpage 9. The handlingof twine varies some-what from that of thewool. It should be held ^ImmI ?vv^P?ivT*^i? aJsB iPf>: TWINE BAG tighter,… … TWINE BAb Square Cord for Bags . 31 Hand Bag A neat hand bag is made by knitting a plain stripeleven and one-half inches long. Crochet off, beingcareful not to draw in the end tightly. Double andcrochet up the sides on the right side of the bag, usinga single crochet stitch. Crochet a close, single…

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