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Tatting and netting (1895)

Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 116

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r a knitting needle No. 10. Work six plain rows. Seventh row.—Net one into each stitch with dou-ble wool over a mesh two inches in width, cut allthe loops in the center, take two strands from eachof two loops, bind them once round with silk of thesame color as the wool, take three strands of… … No. 21.—Netted Edging. sticks, one large, one somewhat smaller, and thethird very fine. First use the middle-sized mesh,and net 7 rows, putting 1 stitch in each loop. Eighth row.—Use the large mesh, and put 4stitches in each loop. Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh rows.—Net plain,using the very fine mesh.…

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