A treatise on embroidery, crochet and knitting .. (1899)
Perkins, George C, Ford, Anna Grayson, M. Heminway and Sons Silk Co · New York, M. Heminway & Sons Silk Co. · leaf 133
r the needle and draw it through thestitch. In plain knitting, taken from behind, the two threads of the loop arecrossed, instead of lying side by side as in plain work. To purl from behind, putthe needle into back part of stitch, upward from below, and proceed as in purling. Purl 2 together (p. 2… … Purling from Behind. Narrow (n.): Knit 2 stitches together, K. 3 tog., knit 3 sts. together, as i st. Slip (si.): Take a st. from left-hand to right-hand needle, without knitting it. Slip, narrow and bind (si., n. and b.): Slip ist St., narrow, then draw the slippedSt. over narrowed st., letting it…
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