knit two plain. The above constitutes one scallop. Sev-eral must be made before the whole effectcan be seen, as the first scallop always pullsto one side. This pattern may be narrowed by omit-ting one row of herring-bone; or it may beenlarged by adding several rows, thushaving more holes than eight… … IMITATION ANTIQUE LACE. Nothing could be prettier than antiquelace for all purposes of household decora-tion to which lace is adapted. This lace isvery fashionable ; but its cost places it be-yond the reach of many who would be gladto make use of it. The illustrations which are displayed onthis…
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