Butterick Publishing Company · London ; New York : [s.n.] · leaf 88
k. If you want to avoid fastening onthe thread afresh for each row, make aloop over the thumb as follows: Putthe thread, as for a plain loop, over themesh and the thumb, and then put theneedle through the loop, as though fora plain loop; but before tightening theknot, draw the mesh out of the loop… … No. 40.—Circular Netting Formed by Increasesor Widenings. 1 knot in the first loop and 2 in the second, untilthe net attains the right circumference; in thesubsequent rows, increase by 1 loop; that is, make 2 knots in each of the previous increases. Loose Loops in Clusters. Nos. 41 and 42.—Clusters…
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