The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)
Belding Bros. & Co · New York · leaf 32
oves with age, as the silk untwists, and forms athick, velvety surface, entirely concealing the cotton foundation. Itwill be found very pretty for the edge of a lamp-mat, for instance,and is a nice way of using up the odds and ends of silk that accum-ulate so rapidly. The colors may be put in hit… … o Cast on 281 stitches with the pink silk and knit 4 rows plain. (Twiceeach way.) These four rows constitute a rib, which is re-peated after every division of the pattern. 5th row.—K. 1, over, k. 5, si. 1, k. 2 to., pass slipped over, k. 5,over, repeat from beginning to end of row, ending with…
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