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Tatting and netting (1895)

Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 119

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row. Draw up toform the scollop, tie tightly, then break thethread; work across the top to make a firmsewing-on edge in single crochet or slip stitches. 116 TATTING AND NETTING. Netted Border, with Fringe. No. 30.—This border is made of German knit-ting cotton,which is useddouble. Make8 rows overa… … No. 30.—Netted Border, with Fringe. narrow mesh; cut some of thecotton into the lengths desired forthe fringe, and tie 8 strands intoeach loop. Crochet a cord andrun it through the top row ofloops. Kensington cord, silk orany preferred material may beused for this border. Netted Lace.No. 31.—This…

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