Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 127
each stitch through the depth ofthe hem. Use coarse cotton(about No. 10 Coats), and net2 stitches into every space madeby the crochets; then make 8more rows of the netting.Stiffen the netting with boraxwater and pull it into flutingsor ruchings as represented inThis mat will be found a very… … bone knitting needle. Tie in astitches round the steel needle,each one of the preceding row.Now make one plain rowround the steel needle, /. e.,a stitch into each stitch oflast row; one plain rowround the bone needle; twoplain rows round the steelneedle; one stitch over thebone needle into 1st of…
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