tie the jacket.The neck is finished with a row ol shells. For the sleeves make forty chains; crochetone plain row ; cut the thread and turn thework so that the wrong side shows the edge.The pattern is now worked. Crochettwenty-four rows from the side edges up;drop one stitch in the middle of the… … Fig. 3. and goes around the whole jacket andaround the sleeves, as seen in Fig. No. 5. The crochet petticoat, illustrated at Fig.No. 4, is worked in this manner. Make onehundred and twelve chains ; then work four rows of shells forwards and backwards, andthen work straight around. First row, one…
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