Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 84
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, … No. 27.—Oblong Netting. the last corner must be worked by decreasing, as inthe square. Oblongs and squares of netting arevery pretty when done in silk for covering handker-chief or glove cases. They may also be made largeenough for tidies or scarfs of any description. 82 TATTING AND NETTING. Square…
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