Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 150
entirely roundthe end and along the other side. Second and Third raws,—Plain netting. Fourth ro7c.—Over the larger mesh work onestitch into a loop, six stitches into the next loop,and repeat. Over the small mesh work one stitch into eachstitch of last row. Square for Neck-Handkerchiefs,Fichus, etc.… … No. 27.—Netted Lappet for Caps, Etc.(For Description see Page 146.) flat meshes a quarter-inch and a half-inch wide; ifpreferred more open, let the meshes measure three- eighths and three-fourths of an inch in width.Commence with the smallest mesh, and put 60 loopson a foundation. Work 2 rows of…
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