Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 84
five holes ofthe square represented at No. 26, there mustbe six stitches; then net one more row overthis with the same number of stitches plain,and decrease in the same proportion, for whichthe two last stitches in each row must be net-ted together with one knot. Having by this means reduced the… … No. 26. Nos. 25 and 26.—Square Netting. for the breadth. This increasing must be continuedwithout interruption on one side; but on the op-posite side it will be necessary always to decrease,so that the number of stitches always remains thesame. When the netting is of the required length,
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