The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)
Belding Bros. & Co · New York · leaf 49
top of the leg, making a place to run a cord, or narrow ribbon,and finish with any fancy edge. A pretty one is as follows: 1st round. 1 dc. on the first tr., * 7 ch., 1 dc. on third tr.repeat from *. 2d row. 4 tr. in the fourth of the seven ch., repeat. 3d row. 1 dc. between the first two groups of… … 2d row. -2ch., 8tr. undei 1 tr. between the first andsecond tr. of preceding row, 1 ch., 1 tr. between thesecond and third tr., 1 ch., 1 tr. between the third tr. and thetwo ch. Turn. (The chain stitches made at the beginning ofa row always count as one treble.) 3d row.—3 ch., then always 1 tr.…
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