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A treatise on lace-making, embroidery, and needle-work with Irish flax threads (1892)

Bradford, Mary E, Barbour Brothers Company · [New York] : Barbour Brothers Co. · leaf 34

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in next 2 sts, * ch 5, repeat from * to *, ch 5, and repeat toend. 7. Ch 8, * dc in dc nearest sh, ch 1, dc in dc on other side ofsh, passing behind sh, ch 5, dtc in 3d st of 5 ch in last row, * ch 5,repeat from * to *,ch 5, and repeat to end, dtc at end, turn. ARLINGTON LACE. 33 8. Dc in dtc and… … Arling-ton Lace, site end of work. Do this at beginning of 9th, 12th, 15th, and eachrow where shells are to be made, as all must come on the right side.Make 9th row like 6th, beginning with sh in 1st group of 3 dc;10th row like 7th, beginning at 1st * ; ch 8 at end, then work nthrow like 8th.…

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