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Tatting and netting (1895)

Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 115

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fine steel knittingneedle for a mesh, work 3 stitches in thefirst loop; now wind your thread onceround the mesh, and then make 3 stitchesin the next loop; repeat from * until the end of therow. When you turn, you will find the turn hasmade a long stitch, which must be taken up by 3short stitches,… … No. 16.—Netted Border, with Fringe. Next row.—Work 2 stitches in every alternateone. Netted Border, with Fringe. No. 16.—The border as here shown is made ofvery finely twisted cotton, but the German knittingcotton, rather fine, is better adapted to the pattern,especially when the border isused for…

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