Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 87
hiswill drop A and B off theneedle, but you have a newstitch in the place of B. Take up the next loop of the chain; this will take the place of A again, and you put the yarn under the hook, as before, and draw it through the two stitches, dropping them, and again forming a new stitch. Thus proceed… … THE BABY MITTEN FINISHED. which lies toward you. In the sketch this circle ofstitches is shown around the edge of the work. Putthe hook of your needle under that side of each stitchnearest you, as at X Y Z. Our artist has made thestitches on the needle very loose, that we may see 1879] A FEW PRETTY…
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