Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 83
and take up the next and each succeedingmesh in the same way, holding a convenient numberof loops on the wedge, as shown by No. 22. This re-taining of the loops or meshes on the wedge is only tosecure a pretty regularity in their size, and also avoidsentanglement. When a convenient number of… … No. 23. Nos. 23 and 24.—Details of Method of Making a Hammock or Tennis Net. except the last loop off; continue to take up the re-maining meshes in the same way till all have beentaken up. Then proceed to make the next row ofmeshes in the same manner, and continue knottingand mesh-making till the…
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