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The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)

Belding Bros. & Co · New York · leaf 46

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of Beldings Superior Knitting Silk will make aboutfour and one-half yards, using rather a coarse hook. The writer oncesaw a babys cashmere sack with this edge crocheted around it, omit-ting the foundation chain and putting the needle right through thecashmere. The effect was very pretty. LADYS… … G> To commence, make a stitcn as if to commence a chain; hold thebent needle in the left hand, having the crochet needle with thestitch on it in the center of the bent needle, letting the silk go roundthe needle to the right, underneath, catching it up to the stitch inthe center which is drawn…

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