Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 59
e many years ago in aEuropean convent. An illustration of this capemay be seen on page 48. The cape also in-cludes many other wheels, squares, rosettes, etc. together by tying the picots to each other and tothe tiny rings. The center portion of each scol-lop, and the middle of the mat is done in… … No. 1.—Tatted Wheel: To be Used as a Doily or Mat. Owing to the fineness of the work accurate count-ing of the stitches could not be accomplished, andwe would suggest that only expert workers under-take to develop the wheel here illustrated. Themethod of its construction, however, is very simpleas…
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