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4 d. s., 1p., S d. s. (this should be, when made, the samelength as the loop); now tie the chain in the endof the loop, and make another ring like the firstone close to the chain; then carry both threadsalong the back of the ring at the top and catch inthe 4th p., but in drawing them down for… … No. 46.—Tatted Insertion. end with a ring, then break the thread and tie.Now, for the scollop, also use two threads, butbegin with the shuttle and make 7 d. s., tie in the5th p. from the chain at the bottom in the last ringmade, with the wrong side of the work held toward
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