A text-book of needlework, knitting, and cutting out : with methods of teaching (1893)
Rosevear, Elizabeth · London : Macmillan · leaf 40
ning to the end, the teacher might drill theclass as follows :— 1. Left-hand pin—in position. 2. Short end of cotton—under the pin. 3. Right-hand pin—in position. 4. Catch hold of long end of cotton—with three fingers. 5. Put right-hand forefinger—under the cotton. KNITTING-PIN DRILL 21 6. Put… … Fig. 2. N.B.—Or the teacher may count from numbers 1 to 10, and theclass describe the actions, and then do them. Notes.—1. When the pin is held in the right hand like apencil, it is called overhand knitting (Fig. 2). 2. It is difficult to state the number of lessons that it wouldbe necessary to…
Needlework · Knitting · Sewing
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