from the ,google ,print project47 ,my ,knitting ,book4 ,by ,miss ,lambert1 7,authoress of the ,hand-book of ,needlework47 ,illustration ,,london3 ,,john ,,murray1 ,,albemarle ,,street4 #ahdc4 ,,price ,,eighteen ,,pence4 ,richards1 #ajj1 ,st4 ,martin's ,lane4 ,,preface4 ,the examples of knitting1 contained in the following pages1 have been selected with the greatest care1--many are original1--and the whole are so arranged as to render them comprehensible even to a novice in the art4 ,knitting being so often sought1 as an evening amusement1 both by the aged and by invalids1 a large and distinct type has been adopted1--as affording an additional facility4 ,the writer feels confident in the recommendation of ,,my ,,knitting ,,book1 and humbly hopes it may meet with the same liberal reception that has been accorded to her ,,hand-,,book ,,of ,,needlework4 ,the numerous piracies that have been committed on her last mentioned work1 have been one inducement to publish this little volume2 and from the low price at which it is fixed1 nothing1 but a very extended circulation1 can ensure her from loss4 ,some few of the examples have been selected from the chapter on knitting1 in the ,,hand-,,book4 #c1 ,new ,burlington ,street1 ,november #ahdc4 ,,contents4 ,,explanation ,,of ,,terms ,,used ,,in ,,knitting #i ,,the ,,standard ,,filiere #ab ,,siberian ,,cuffs #ac ,a ,,knitted ,,silk ,,cuff #ac ,,open ,,stitch ,,for ,,cuffs #ad ,,very ,,pretty ,,cuffs #ad ,,muffatees ,,with ,,two ,,colours #af ,,gentlemen',s ,,muffatees #ag ,,plain ,,ribbed ,,muffatees #ag ,,another ,,pair ,,of ,,muffatees #ah ,,knitted ,,cuffs1 ,,shell ,,pattern #ah ,,double ,,knitted ,,cuffs #bj ,a ,,brioche #ba ,,fringe ,,pattern ,,knitting #bc ,,an ,,opera ,,cap #bd ,a ,,sontag1 ,,or ,,cephaline #bf ,a ,,bonnet ,,cap #bh ,,double ,,knitting ,,for ,,comforters1 ,,etc4 #bi ,,knitted ,,lace #bi ,,knitted ,,insertion #ca ,,coral ,,trimming ,,for ,a ,,muslin ,,dress #cb ,,barley-,,corn ,,stitch #cb ,a ,,muff1 ,,in ,,colours ,,of ,,sable #cc ,,another ,,muff #cd ,,close ,,stitch ,,for ,a ,,waistcoat1 ,,etc #cd ,,long ,,sleeves ,,to ,,wear ,,under ,,the ,,dress #ce ,,twelve ,,patterns ,,for ,d',,oyleys1 ,,tidies1 ,,etc4 #cf ,i4--,,leaf ,,and ,,trellis ,,pattern #cf ,,ii4--,,rose-,,leaf ,,pattern #dj ,,iii4--,,point ,,pattern #db ,,iv4--,,gothic ,,pattern #dc ,v4--,,scotch ,,pattern #dd ,,vi4--,,chevron ,,pattern #de ,,vii4--,,vandyke ,,pattern #df ,,viii4--,,lace ,,pattern #dg ,,ix4--,,fish-,,bone ,,pattern #di ,x4--,,german ,,pattern #di ,,xi4--,,diamond ,,pattern #eb ,,xii4--,,shell ,,pattern #ec ,,cable ,,knitting #ed ,a ,,purse #ee ,,pretty ,,stitch ,,for ,a ,,purse #ee ,a ,,pence ,,jug1 ,,or ,,purse #ef ,a ,,strong ,,purse #ei ,a ,,pretty ,,open ,,stitch ,,for ,a ,,purse #fj ,,open ,,stitch ,,purse ,,with ,,beads #fa ,a ,,purse ,,in ,,fine ,,silk #fb ,,herringbone1 ,,or ,,shetland ,,stitch ,,for ,a ,,purse #fb ,,five ,,pretty ,,patterns ,,for ,,bags #fc ,i4--,,diagonal ,,check ,,pattern ,,bag #fc ,,ii4--,,lozenge ,,pattern ,,bag #fd ,,iii4--,,hem-,,stitch ,,pattern ,,bag #fe ,,iv4--,,spider ,,pattern ,,bag #fh ,v4--,,stripe ,,pattern ,,bag #fi ,a ,,bag1 ,,with ,,black ,,or ,,garnet ,,beads #fi ,,knitted ,,fringe #gj ,,vandyke ,,border #ga ,a ,,warm ,,half-,,square ,,shawl #gc ,a ,,warm ,,double ,,knitted ,,scarf1 ,,in ,,two ,,colours #gd ,a ,,border ,,for ,a ,,shawl ,,or ,,quilt #ge ,,raised ,,knitting ,,for ,a ,,shawl #gf ,a ,,russian ,,shawl1 ,,in ,,brioche ,,stitch #gg ,a ,,light ,,stitch ,,for ,a ,,shawl #gg ,,star ,,pattern ,,shawl1 ,,in ,,two ,,colours #gh ,,barege ,,knitting ,,for ,,shawls #gi ,a ,,shetland ,,knitted ,,scarf #hj ,,shetland ,,pattern ,,for ,a ,,shawl #hb ,,other ,,patterns ,,for ,,shawls #hc ,,double ,,diamond ,,stitch ,,for ,a ,,quilt #hc ,a ,,quilt #hd ,a ,,light ,,and ,,warm ,,counterpane #he ,,cross ,,stitch ,,pattern ,,for ,a ,,quilt #hf ,,another ,,quilt #hh ,a ,,quilt1 ,,or ,,couvre-,,pied1 ,,in ,,squares #hi ,a ,,cover ,,for ,,an ,,air ,,pillow #ib ,a ,,baby',s ,,hood #ib ,a ,,baby',s ,,sock #ig ,,another ,,baby',s ,,sock #ii ,a ,,baby',s ,,stocking #ajj ,a ,,carriage ,,boot #ajb ,a ,,double-,,knitted ,,night ,,sock #ajd ,a ,,frileuse ,,or ,,neck ,,tippet #ajf ,,wheel ,,pattern ,,for ,,tidies1 ,,etc #ajf ,,knitted ,,coral #ajg ,,hints ,,on ,,knitting #ajg ,,my ,,knitting ,,book4 ,explanation of ,terms used in ,knitting4 ,to cast on4--,the first interlacement of the cotton on the needle4 ,to cast off4--,to knit two stitches1 and to pass the first over the second1 and so on to the last stitch1 which is to be secured by drawing the thread through4 ,to cast over4--,to bring the cotton forward round the needle4 ,to narrow4--,to lessen1 by knitting two stitches together4 ,to seam4--,to knit a stitch with the cotton before the needle4 ,to widen4--,to increase by making a stitch1 bringing the cotton round the needle1 and knitting the same when it occurs4 ,a turn4--,two rows in the same stitch1 backwards and forwards4 ,to turn4--,to change the stitch4 ,to turn over4--,to bring the wool forward over the needle4 ,a row4--,the stitches from one end of the needle to the other4 ,a round4--,a row1 when the stitches are on two1 three1 or more needles4 ,a plain row4--,that composed of simple knitting4 ,to pearl a row4--,to knit with the cotton before the needle4 ,to rib4--,to work alternate rows of plain and pearl knitting4 ,to bring the thread forward4--,to bring the cotton forward so as to make an open stitch4 ,a loop stitch4--,made by bringing the cotton before the needle1 which1 in knitting the succeeding stitch1 will again take its own place4 ,to slip or pass a stitch4--,to change it from one needle to the other without knitting it4 ,to fasten on4--,the best way to fasten on is to place the two ends contrariwise1 and knit a few stitches with both together4 ,for knitting1 with silk1 or fine cotton1 a weaver's knot will be found the best4 ,to take under4--,to pass the cotton from one needle to the other1 without changing its position4 ,pearl1 seam1 and rib-stitch--,all signify the same4 ,n4,b4 ,the sizes of the needles are given according to the ,standard ,filiere4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the following engraving represents the ,standard ,filiere1 or knitting and netting needle gauge1 an instrument invented some time since by the authoress1 and now in general use1 by which the different sizes of knitting and netting needles can be ascertained with the greatest accuracy4 ,illustration3 ,the ,standard ,filiere4 ,it is necessary1 in giving or following directions for knitting1 to caution knitters to observe a medium in their work--not knitting either too loose or too tight4 ,siberian ,cuffs4 ,nine shades of ,german wool1 used double1 will be required4--,no4 #h needles4 ,cast on sixty-four stitches with the darkest shade2--knit three plain rows4 ,fourth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,repeat these four rows1 7which form the pattern71 nine times1--taking a lighter shade of wool each time4 ,a ,knitted ,silk ,cuff4 ,coarse black netting silk4--,four needles1 ,no4 #bb4 ,cast on twenty-eight stitches on each of three needles3--knit two plain rounds4 ,third round--bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one2 pass the slipped stitch over it2 knit one2 pearl one4 ,repeat the third round1 until the cuff be of the depth required2 then1--knit two plain rounds to correspond with the commencement4 ,open ,stitch for ,cuffs4 ,with coarse silk4--,four needles1 ,no4 #bb4 ,cast on any even number of stitches1 on each of three needles4 ,first round--knit two together4 ,second round--bring the silk forward1 knit one4 ,third round--plain knitting4 ,repeat from the first round4 ,very ,pretty ,cuffs4 ,two colours are generally used--say red and white4 ,they are prettiest in four-thread embroidery fleecy1 or ,german wool4--,two needles ,no4 #af1 and two ,no4 #bj1 will be required4 ,cast on forty-six stitches4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 white4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 red4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 white4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 red4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,knit six plain rows4 white4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,take double wool1 and needles double the size4 ,knit one plain row4 ,pearl one row4 ,knit two plain rows4 white4 ,pearl one row4 ,knit one row4 ,knit one plain row4 red4 ,pearl one row4 ,repeat these two red and white stripes1 alternately1 four times1 and finish with the two stitches together1 as at the commencement4 ,the cuffs1 when finished1 roll over at the top4 ,muffatees with two ,colours4 ,german wool1--three needles1 ,no4 #be4 ,the prettiest colours are cerise and brown2--commencing with the brown4 ,cast on eighty-eight stitches1 viz4--thirty on each of two needles1 and twenty-eight on the third4--,knit four rounds1--two stitches of each alternately pearl and plain4 ,knit one plain round4 ,pearl three rounds4 ,the above is all with one colour1--the brown4 ,take off two stitches without knitting2 knit six with the cerise4--,repeat1 alternately1 to the end of the round4 ,the next nine rounds are the same4 ,knit one plain round with the brown4 ,pearl three rounds4 ,commence again with the cerise1--knitting four stitches only at the beginning of the round2--then take off two stitches1 and knit six1 alternately1 as before4 ,these cuffs may be worked to any desired length1 finishing off the same as at the commencement4 ,gentlemen's ,muffatees4 ,cast on fifty-four stitches1 in double ,german wool4--,no4 #ad needles4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,every row is the same1--the first and last stitches being plain4 ,when finished they are to be sewn up4 ,plain ,ribbed ,muffatees4 ,four needles will be required4 ,cast on each of three needles1 eighteen or twenty-four stitches1 according to the size desired4 ,first round--knit three2 pearl three2--alternately4 ,second and succeeding rounds--repeat the first4 ,another ,pair of ,muffatees4 ,three-thread fleecy1 or ,zephyr wool4--,no4 #ac needles4 ,cast on thirty-six stitches4 ,knit twenty plain stitches1 and sixteen in double knitting4 ,when they are sufficiently large1 knit or sew them up4 ,the double knitting comes over the hand1 the plain knitting setting tight to the wrist4 ,knitted ,cuffs1 ,shell ,pattern4 ,these may be made either with silk1 cotton1 or fine wool4--,needles ,no4 #bb4 ,cast thirty stitches on each of two needles1 and forty on a third2--knit one plain round4 ,second round--pearl one2 pass the silk back1 knit one2 pearl one2 bring the silk forward1 knit one1 by which you make a loop stitch2--repeat this five times1 which1 with the loop stitch1 will make thirteen from the last pearled stitch4 ,commence the pattern again1 as at beginning of round4 ,third round--pearl one2 knit one2 pearl one2 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit nine2 knit two together4--,repeat to the end of the round4 ,fourth round--same as third1 except that there will be only seven plain stitches to knit4 ,fifth round--same as third1 with only five plain stitches4 ,there will now be the same number of stitches on the needles as at the commencement1 viz4--seven for the shell part of the pattern1 and three for the division4 ,knit one plain round1 except on the three division stitches1 which are to be knitted as before4 ,commence again as at second round4 ,when the cuffs are of sufficient length1 knit a plain round to correspond with the beginning4 ,the prettiest way of knitting these cuffs will be to work the first pattern in cerise2--the next five in white2 the next five1 alternately in cerise and white2 then five in white2 and finish with one in cerise4 ,double ,knitted ,cuffs4 ,these cuffs are prettiest in single ,german wool2 two colours are required1--say claret and white4 ,they will take sixteen skeins of white wool and eight of claret--,no4 #ac needles4 ,cast on forty-six stitches in claret1--pearl four rows4 ,pearl one row white2 in the next--bring the wool forward1 knit two together3--repeat these two rows of white1 twice1--making altogether six rows4 ,the four rows of claret in pearl knitting1 and the six rows of white1 are now to be repeated1 alternately1 until six stripes of each are worked4 ,then1-- ,pick up seventy stitches in claret1 on the right side1 at one of the narrow ends1 and pearl one row4 ,repeat the six rows of white1--finishing with the four rows of claret1 and cast off4 ,repeat the same at the other end of the cuff1--observing that the knitting of the frill is to be on the wrong side4 ,sew up the cuffs1 and double them1 so as to allow the frill1 at the one end1 to appear above that at the other4 ,a ,brioche,a4 ,the ,brioche knitting-stitch is simply--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two together4 ,a ,brioche is formed of sixteen straight narrow stripes1 and sixteen wide stripes1 the latter gradually decreasing in width towards the top or centre of the cushion4 ,it may be made in three-thread fleecy1 or double ,german wool1 with ivory or wooden pins1 ,no4 #h4 ,cast on ninety stitches1 in black1 for the narrow stripe2 knit two turns2--then1 three turns in gold colour1 and two turns again in black4 ,this completes the narrow stripe4 ,the conical stripe is knitted as follows3--bring the wool forward1 knit two together1 twice1 and turn2 knit these two1 and two more of the black and turn2 continue this1--taking each time two more stitches of the black1 until within two stitches of the top1 and turn2 the wool will now be at the bottom or wide part of the stripe4 ,commence again with the black1 as in the former narrow stripe1 knitting the two black stitches at the top4 ,it may be also as well to diminish the narrow stripes by turning when within two stitches of the top1 in the centre row of gold colour4 ,by a turn is meant one row and back again4 ,the colours for the conical stripes may be any two or four colours1 which assort well together2 or each may be different4 ,when the last conical stripe is finished1 it is to be knitted to the first narrow stripe4--,the brioche is to be made up with a stiff bottom of mill board1 about eight inches in diameter1 covered with cloth4 ,the top is drawn together1 and fastened in the centre with a tuft of soft wool1 or a cord and tassels4 ,it should be stuffed with down or fine combed wool4 ,a ,so called from its resemblance1 in shape1 to the well known ,french cake of that name4 ,fringe ,pattern ,knitting4 ,cast on any even number of stitches1 in ,german wool--,no4 #aj needles4 ,turn the wool round the needle1 bringing it in front again2 knit two together1 taken in front4 ,every row is the same4 ,an ,opera ,cap4 ,no4 #aj needles--,double ,german wool1 or three-thread fleecy4 ,cast on eighty stitches1--white4 ,pearl one row1 white4 ,knit one row1 ,pearl one row1--coloured4 ,in the next row1-- ,bring the wool before the needle1 and knit two stitches together4 ,pearl one row1 white4 ,knit one row1 ,pearl one row1 white4 ,knit one row1 ,the above forms the border4 ,first division--coloured4 ,pearl one row4 ,knit one row1 decreasing one stitch at each end4 ,knit one row4 ,knit a fancy row1 by bringing the wool forward1 and knitting two stitches together4 ,second--white4 ,pearl one row1 decreasing one stitch at each end4 ,knit one row1 decreasing two stitches at each end4 ,knit one row1 decreasing one stitch at each end4 ,knit a fancy row as before4 ,third--coloured4 ,pearl one row1 decreasing one stitch at each end4 ,knit one row1 decreasing one stitch at each end4 ,knit one row1 without decreasing4 ,knit the fancy row as before4 ,fourth1 ,fifth1 ,sixth1 ,seventh-- ,the third division is to be repeated1 alternately with white and coloured wool4 ,eighth--white4 ,ninth--coloured4 ,in these two last divisions1 only two stitches are to be decreased in each2 this is to be done in the row after the pearl1--decreasing one stitch at each end4 ,n4,b4 ,there should be forty-six stitches left on the needle in the last row4 ,pick up thirty stitches on each side1 and make the borders at the sides and back like that in front4 ,make up the cap by turning in the border to the fancy row1 and hem it all round3 it is to be tied behind1 and under the chin1 with ribbons or plaited wool1 with tassels of the same4 ,a ,sontag1 or ,cephaline ,the border for this cap is worked the same as the preceding1--casting on one hundred and two stitches2--single ,german wool2--,no4 #ae needles4 ,knit one row in white1 to bring the pearl on the right side4 ,then1-- ,with the darkest shade1 bring the wool round the needle1 pearl two together2 pearl one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,in the next row--bring the wool forward1 knit two together2 knit one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,knit forty-two rows in the same manner1 taking in one stitch at the end of almost every row1 so that the number of stitches in the last row is reduced to seventy-two1 taking care to keep the pattern regular1 and changing the colour every two rows4 ,take up forty stitches1 on each side1 and knit one row of white round all the three sides3 knit another row to make the pearl1 and finish the border with white and coloured wool1 as in the preceding cap4 ,finish with ribbons1 or cords and tassels4 ,the border is knitted in white1 and the middle shade of whatever colour is used in the head piece4 ,this is prettiest in five distinct shades of any colour1 with one or two rows of white between each division of shade4 ,a ,bonnet ,cap4 ,cast on ninety stitches1 in hair-brown ,german wool1 for border4--,no4 #af needles4 ,first1 second1 and third rows--plain knitting4 ,fourth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,then1-- ,commence with another colour--say white4 ,fifth1 sixth1 and seventh rows--plain knitting4 ,eighth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,repeat these last four rows seven times3 then the brown border as before4 ,they form a band of about four inches wide1 which is to be drawn up at the two ends1 and strings attached to tie it close to the chin4 ,then1 cast on forty stitches and commence another band with the brown border as above1--three rows of the pattern in white1 and repeat the brown border4 ,this is to be sewn or knitted on to the head piece1 and forms the band for the back4 ,a ribbon is to be run through it1 to tie it close to the head4 ,double ,knitting for ,comforters1 etc4 ,large-sized needles1 ,no4 #a1 and four-thread fleecy1 will be required4 ,cast on any even number of stitches4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 pass the wool back1 knit one1 turning the wool twice round the needle4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,every succeeding row is the same4--,the stitch knitted in one row1 is the slip-stitch in the next4 ,knitted ,lace4 ,cast on twelve stitches with very fine cotton1 or thread4--,no4 #be needles4 ,first row--slip one2 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two together2 turn the thread once round the needle1 knit two2 pearl one2 knit one2 turn the thread once round the needle1 knit two1 taken together at the back4 ,second row--slip one2 knit one2 turn the thread twice round the needle1 knit two2 pearl two together2 turn the thread once round the needle1 knit one2 pearl two together2 turn the thread twice round the needle1 pearl two together2 knit one4 ,third row--slip one2 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 turn the thread once round the needle1 knit two together1 taken at the back2 knit one2 knit two together2 knit three4 ,fourth row--slip one2 turn the thread once round the needle2 pearl one2 knit two together2 turn the thread once round the needle1 knit four2 pearl two together2 turn the thread twice round the needle1 pearl two together2 knit one4 ,fifth row--slip one2 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 knit two together2 turn the thread twice round the needle1 knit three2 pearl two together2 knit one4 ,sixth row--slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 slip one2 knit two2 turn the thread once round the needle1 pearl two together2 turn the thread once round the needle1 pearl two together2 knit one2 turn the thread twice round the needle1 pearl two together2 knit one4 ,there should now be twelve stitches on the needle as at the commencement4--,repeat from the first row4 ,knitted ,insertion4 ,cast on nine stitches in fine cotton2 ,no4 #bc needles4 ,slip one2 knit two2 bring the cotton forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the cotton forward1 knit two together2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,this may be used for trimming muslin curtains1 etc4 ,coral ,trimming for a ,muslin ,dress4 ,cast on two stitches4--,no4 #b needles1 rather short4 ,turn the wool round the needle1 so as to bring it in front again2 knit the two stitches1 take together in the front4 ,every row is the same4 ,barley-corn ,stitch4 ,cast on any uneven number of stitches1 with eight-thread ,zephyr fleecy1 or double ,german wool1 and ,no4 #b needles4 ,slip the first stitch1 keeping the wool in front of the needle2 turn the wool round the needle1 so as to bring it in front again2 knit two together1 taken in front4 ,continue turning the wool round the needle1 and knitting two together1 to the end of the row4 ,all the rows are the same4 ,the two stitches1 which are to be taken together1 appear always as if tied together4 ,a ,muff1 in colours of ,sable4 ,cast on seventy or eighty stitches4 ,first1 second1 and third rows--plain knitting4 ,fourth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two together1 taken at the back4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,repeat these four rows1 until the piece be about eighteen inches long1 admitting that the shading comes in correctly4 ,two ,no4 #h needles are required1 and double ,german wool1 in four distinct shades to match the colour of sable4 ,commence with the lightest shade1--then the second1 third1 and darkest1 reversing them again to the lightest4 ,another ,muff4 ,cast on forty-five stitches4--,no4 #h needles4 ,every row is worked the same1 with a slip-stitch at the beginning2--knit one2 pearl one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,it will require a piece of about twenty inches long1 to make a moderate sized muff1 which should be lined with gros de ,naples2 and stuffed with wool1 and a sufficient quantity of horse-hair to retain it in shape4 ,cord and tassels to match the colour of the muff1 may be sewn at the ends2 or it may be drawn up with ribbons4 ,close ,stitch for a ,waistcoat1 c4 ,to be knitted in two colours1--say claret and blue4--,no4 #ah needles4 ,german wool4 ,first row--with claret1--knit one2 slip one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,second row--with claret1--knit one2 bring the wool forward1 slip one2 pass the wool back1 knit one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,third row--with claret1--slip one2 knit one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,fourth row--with claret1--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 pass the wool back1 knit one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,fifth and sixth rows--same as first and second1--in blue4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,long ,sleeves to wear under the ,dress4 ,no4 #ag needles1 and six-thread embroidery fleecy4 ,cast on forty-two stitches very loosely1 and alternately knit1 and pearl1 three stitches1 for twelve turns4 ,knit ten turns plain4 ,knit thirty-five turns plain1--increasing one stitch at the beginning and end of each turn4 ,knit twenty turns1 plain--increasing one stitch every other turn4 ,repeat the twelve turns as at the commencement4 ,,the ,,twelve ,,following ,,patterns ,,are ,,intended ,,for ,d',,oyleys1 ,,tidies1 ,,fish ,,or ,,basket ,,napkins2 ,,they ,,are ,,to ,,be ,,worked ,,with ,,no4 #ad ,,knitting ,,cotton1 ,,and ,,no4 #ai ,,needles4--,,they ,,may ,,also ,,be ,,adapted1 ,,with ,a ,,change ,,of ,,material1 ,,for ,,shawls1 ,,counterpanes1 ,,bags1 ,,and ,,many ,,other ,,articles4 ,i4 ,leaf and ,trellis ,pattern4 ,cast on any number of stitches that may be divided by twenty1--twenty stitches forming each pattern4 ,first row--pearl knitting4 ,second row--knit five27a7 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 knit ten4--,repeat from 7a74 ,third row--pearl knitting4 ,fourth row--knit six27b7 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 knit five2 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit one4--,repeat from 7b74 ,fifth row--pearl knitting4 ,sixth row--knit seven27c7 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit three4--,repeat from 7c74 ,seventh row--pearl knitting4 ,eighth row--knit eight27d7 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit five4--,repeat from 7d74 ,ninth row--pearl knitting4 ,tenth row--knit nine27e7 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slipped stitch over them2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit seven4--,repeat from 7e74 ,eleventh row--pearl knitting4 ,twelfth row--7f7 knit five2 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together4--,repeat from 7f74 ,thirteenth row--pearl knitting4 ,fourteenth row--knit four27g7 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 knit three4--,repeat from 7g74 ,fifteenth row--pearl knitting4 ,sixteenth row--knit three27h7 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 knit one4--,repeat from 7h74 ,seventeenth row--pearl knitting4 ,eighteenth row--knit two2 knit two together27i7 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together1 three times2 bring the thread forward1 knit seven2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slipped stitch over them4--,repeat from 7i74 ,nineteenth row--pearl knitting4 ,twentieth row--,commence again1 as at fourth row4 ,,ii4 ,rose-leaf ,pattern4 ,this pattern may be worked with any number of stitches that can be divided by ten1 adding three stitches1--one for the symmetry of the pattern1 and two for the borders4 ,n4,b4 ,the termination of each row must be exactly the same 7reversed7 as the commencement4 ,cast on forty-three stitches2 pearl one row4 ,first row--knit one27a7 pearl one2 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together4--,repeat from 7a74 ,second row--knit one27b7 knit one2 pearl two together2 pearl one2 bring the thread forward1 turning it round the needle1 pearl three2 turn the thread round the needle1 pearl one2 pearl two together4--,repeat from 7b74 ,third row--knit one27c7 pearl one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together4--,repeat from 7c74 ,fourth row--knit one2 pearl two together27d7 bring the thread forward1 turning it round the needle1 pearl seven2 bring the thread forward1 turning it round the needle1 pearl three together4--,repeat from 7d74 ,fifth row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 repeat1 as in first row1 from 7a74 ,sixth row--knit one2 pearl two2 bring the thread forward1 turning it round the needle1 pearl one2 pearl two together2 repeat1 as in second row1 from 7b74 ,seventh row--knit four2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 repeat1 as in third row1 from 7c74 ,eighth row--knit one2 pearl four2 bring the thread forward1 turning it round the needle1 pearl three together2 repeat1 as in fourth row1 from 7d74 ,ninth row--,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,iii4 ,point ,pattern4 ,cast on six stitches for each pattern1 and two over for the edge4 ,first row--,knit two27a7 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one4--,repeat from 7a74 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,third row--knit two together2 knit one27b7 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit three together4--,repeat from 7b74--,at the end of this row1 plain knit the two last stitches4 ,fourth row--plain knitting4 ,fifth row--knit two27c7 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit one4--,repeat from 7c74 ,sixth row--plain knitting4 ,seventh row--knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit three together2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4--,at the end of this row1 bring the thread forward1 knit two4 ,eighth row--plain knitting4 ,,iv4 ,gothic ,pattern4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by ten4--,knit four plain rows4 ,fifth row--knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit three27a7 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slipped stitch over them2 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit three4--,repeat from 7a74 ,sixth row--pearl knitting4 ,repeat the fifth and sixth rows three times1 and commence again with the four plain rows4 ,v4 ,scotch ,pattern4 ,cast on seven stitches for each pattern4 ,first row--knit two2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,third row--knit one27a7 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together4--,repeat from 7a74 ,fourth row--plain knitting4 ,fifth row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4 ,sixth row--plain knitting4 ,seventh row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4 ,eighth row--plain knitting4 ,ninth row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4 ,tenth row--plain knitting4 ,eleventh row--knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit three together2 bring the thread forward1 knit one4--,repeat4 ,twelfth row--plain knitting4 ,thirteenth row--knit three2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit three4--,repeat4 ,fourteenth row--plain knitting4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,vi4 ,chevron ,pattern4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by eight4 ,first row--pearl knitting4 ,second row--knit two together2 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit three4--,repeat4 ,repeat these two rows twice1--making in all six rows4 ,the pattern1 as above worked1 turns to the left2 in the next six rows it should turn to the right1--this is to be done by bringing the thread forward before the open stitch of the preceding row4 ,commence again as at first row1 knitting alternately six rows with the pattern to the left1 and six rows with the pattern to the right4 ,,vii4 ,vandyke ,pattern4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by ten4 ,first row--pearl knitting4 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,third row--pearl knitting4 ,fourth row--bring the thread forward1 knit two2 knit two together2 pearl one2 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit one4--,repeat4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,viii4 ,lace ,pattern4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by six4 ,first row--knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,second row--pearl knitting4 ,repeat the two first rows1 four times1--making altogether ten rows4 ,eleventh row--knit two together27a7 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit three in one1 7by slipping the first stitch1 knitting the second1 and passing the slip-stitch over the knitted one2 then passing the last stitch off the right hand needle on to the left hand needle1 and slipping the second stitch over the first1 and passing the stitch back again on to the right-hand needle74--,repeat from 7a74 ,twelfth row--pearl knitting4 ,thirteenth row--knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4--,finish this row by bringing the thread forward1 and knitting two together1 to prevent its decreasing4 ,fourteenth row--pearl knitting4 ,repeat the two last rows four times4 ,twenty-third row--knit two27b7 bring the thread forward1 knit three in one 7as before72 bring the thread forward1 knit three4--,repeat from 7b74 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,ix4 ,fish-bone ,pattern4 ,cast on any uneven number of stitches4 ,first row--,slip one2 knit one27a7 bring the thread forward1 slip one1 taking it in front2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit two4--,repeat from 7a74--,there will be three plain stitches to knit at the end of the row4 ,second row--,slip one27b7 turn the thread round the needle1 and bring it in front again2 pearl two together2 pearl two4--,repeat from 7b74 ,x4 ,german ,pattern4 ,cast on twenty-one stitches for each pattern4 ,first row--pearl knitting4 ,second row--knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two4--,repeat4 ,third row--pearl knitting4 ,fourth row--knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit two4--,repeat4 ,fifth row--pearl knitting4 ,sixth row--slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 knit two4--,repeat4 ,seventh row--pearl knitting4 ,eighth row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together--,repeat4 ,ninth row--pearl knitting4 ,tenth row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,eleventh row--pearl knitting4 ,twelfth row--knit two2 bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,xi4 ,diamond ,pattern4 ,cast on eight stitches for each pattern4 ,first row--bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,second row--pearl knitting4 ,third row--bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,fourth row--pearl knitting4 ,fifth row--bring the thread forward1 knit five2 bring the thread forward1 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat4 ,sixth row--pearl knitting4 ,seventh row--knit two together2 knit three2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit one2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4 ,eighth row--pearl knitting4 ,ninth row--knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4 ,tenth row--pearl knitting4 ,eleventh row--bring the thread forward1 knit three2 bring the thread forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,commence again1 from fourth row4 ,,xii4 ,shell ,pattern4 ,cast on twenty-five stitches for each pattern4 ,first row--knit two together1 four times2 bring the thread forward1 knit one1 eight times2 knit two together1 four times2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,second row--pearl knitting4 ,third row--plain knitting4 ,fourth row--pearl knitting4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,cable ,knitting4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by six1 in ,german wool--,no4 #ah needles4 ,first row--pearl knitting4 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,third row--pearl knitting4 ,fourth row--plain knitting4 ,fifth row--pearl knitting4 ,sixth row--plain knitting4 ,seventh row--pearl knitting4 ,eighth row--,slip three stitches on to a third needle1 always keeping that needle in front2 knit the next three stitches2 then knit the three stitches that were slipped on the third needle2 take the third needle again1 and slip three more stitches on it1 keeping it as before in front1 and knit the next three stitches2 then knit the three stitches slipped on the third needle2 continue the same to the end of the row4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,a ,purse4 ,cast on one hundred stitches4--,no4 #bj needles4 ,first row--slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 bring the silk forward1 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 pearl one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,every succeeding row is the same4 ,three skeins of coarse netting silk are required4 ,it forms a strong gentleman's purse4 ,pretty ,stitch for a ,purse4 ,cast on any even number of stitches1 with middle-sized netting silk4--,no4 #bb needles4 ,first row--plain knitting4 ,second row--knit two together4--,the first and last stitches in this row are to be knitted plain4 ,third row--make one between each stitch1 by taking up the silk between the stitches of the preceding row1 except between the two last stitches4 ,fourth row--plain knitting4 ,fifth row--pearl knitting4 ,repeat from second row4 ,a ,pence ,jug1 or ,purse4 ,five needles1 ,no4 #bj1 with claret and green ,german wool4 ,commence with the handle2--by casting on four stitches in claret1 and knitting1 in plain rows backwards and forwards1 until it be two inches long4 ,cast on six stitches on the same needle1 twenty-six on the second1 and ten on the third3 then1-- ,knit from the first needle1--knit two2 pearl two2 alternately4 ,with the second needle--pearl two2 knit two2 pearl two2 pass the wool back1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit the remaining stitches plain1 within seven of the end2 then1--knit two together2 knit one2 pearl two2 knit two4 ,on the next needle--pearl two2 knit two2 alternately1--repeating three rounds1 until twelve stitches only remain on the second needle1 which finishes the spout4 ,knit three rounds1--every two stitches1 alternately pearled and plain4 ,knit five rounds--green every two stitches ,knit three rounds--claret alternately pearled ,knit five rounds--green and plain4 ,knit one plain round1 and pearl three rounds1--in claret4 ,knit one plain round1 bringing the wool forward between every two stitches4 ,pearl three rounds4 ,knit one plain round4 ,in the next two rounds1--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,then1-- ,knit one plain round with claret2 pearl three rounds2 knit one plain round2 in the next two rounds1 bring the wool forward and knit two together2 knit one plain round2 pearl three rounds4 ,divide the stitches on the four needles1--twelve on each4 ,then1-- ,in plain stocking knitting1 knit five rounds1 decreasing one alternately1 at each end1 and in the middle of the needle4 ,knit three rounds more1 decreasing occasionally4 ,divide the stitches on three needles2 knit a plain round1 and pearl three rounds without decreasing2 finish with plain rounds1 decreasing until only four stitches remain on each needle4 ,draw up the small opening and attach the lower end of the handle to the side of the jug4 ,it may also be worked in silk4 ,a ,strong ,purse4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by three4--,no4 #bb needles4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,third row--knit two1 before the pattern is commenced1 that the holes may come in a diagonal direction4 ,fourth and ,fifth rows--same as second and third4 ,sixth row--same as first4 ,this purse will take five skeins of second-sized netting silk4 ,it particularly requires stretching4 ,a pretty open ,stitch for a ,purse4 ,four skeins of fine purse-silk1 and four needles1 ,no4 #bc1 will be required4 ,cast on twenty stitches on each of three needles4 ,first round--plain knitting4 ,second round--bring the silk forward1 knit two together4 ,repeat the above two rounds four times4 ,eleventh round--plain knitting4--,pass the last stitch of this round1 after it is knitted1 on to the next needle4 ,twelfth round--commence by knitting two together1 before bringing the silk forward2--this change causes the pattern to assume a kind of vandyke form4 ,pass the last stitch of each needle of this round1 on to the next needle4 ,repeat the two last rounds four times2--commence again as at first round1 working alternately the ten rounds of each pattern1 until the opening of the purse be required to be made2 this is to be worked in rows backwards and forwards1 like the first ten rounds1 in order to keep the edges even4 ,the other end is then to be made like the first4 ,open ,stitch ,purse with ,beads4 ,second-size purse twist1 and needles ,no4 #bj1 are required4 ,cast on sixty stitches in netting silk4 ,first row--knit one2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 pass on a bead1 placing it behind the needle2 knit two together4--,continue the same to the end of the row1 placing a bead every alternate pattern4 ,second row--same as the first1 without beads4 ,third row--knit one2 bring the silk forward1 pass on a bead2 then1--continue as in first row4 ,a ,purse in fine ,silk4 ,cast on three stitches1 for each pattern4--,no4 #bc needles4 ,first row--bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit one4--,repeat4 ,second row--bring the silk forward1 pearl two together2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,herringbone1 or ,shetland ,stitch for a ,purse4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by four4--,no4 #bj needles4 ,about eighty stitches will be required4 ,first row--bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 pearl one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,every row is the same4 ,three skeins of second-sized silk will be required4 ,,the ,,five ,,following ,,patterns ,,will ,,be ,,found ,,very ,,pretty ,,for ,,bags2--,,they ,,should ,,be ,,knitted ,,with ,,second-,,sized ,,purse ,,twist1--,,no4 #bd ,,needles4 ,i4 ,diagonal ,check ,pattern ,bag4 ,cast on eight stitches for each pattern4 ,first round--pearl one2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit four2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,second round--pearl one2 knit six2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,third round--pearl one2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit three2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,fourth round--,repeat the second4 ,fifth round--pearl one2 knit two2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit two2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,sixth round--,repeat the second4 ,seventh round--pearl one2 knit three2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 knit one2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,eighth round--,repeat the second4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,ii4 ,lozenge pattern ,bag4 ,cast on thirteen stitches for each pattern4 ,first round--pearl two2 knit four2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 bring the silk forward1 knit four4--,repeat4 ,second round--pearl two2 knit two2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit three2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together1 taken at the back4--,repeat4 ,third round--pearl two2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit five2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together1 taken at the back2 knit one4--,repeat4 ,fourth round--pearl two2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit three2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together1 taken at the back4--,repeat4 ,fifth round--pearl two2 knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together1 taken at the back2 knit three2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit two4--,repeat4 ,sixth round--pearl two2 knit three2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together1 taken at the back2 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit three4--,repeat4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,iii4 ,hem-stitch ,pattern ,bag4 ,cast on thirteen stitches for each pattern4 ,first round--knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 pearl one2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 pearl three4--,repeat4 ,second round--knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit two2 pearl two2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip stitch over it2 pearl two4--,repeat4 ,third round--knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 pearl three2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,fourth round--knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit two2 pearl four2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it4--,repeat4 ,fifth round--knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 pearl six4--,repeat4 ,sixth round--knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit two2 pearl one2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 pearl three4--,repeat4 ,seventh round--knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 pearl two2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 pearl two4--,repeat4 ,eighth round--knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit two2 pearl three2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 pearl one4--,repeat4 ,ninth round--knit two2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the silk forward1 knit two together2 pearl four2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it4--,repeat4 ,tenth round--knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit one2 knit two together2 bring the silk forward1 knit two2 pearl six4--,repeat4 ,commence again1 as at first row4 ,,iv4 ,spider ,pattern ,bag4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by six4 ,first round--bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 bring the silk forward1 knit three4--,repeat4 ,second round--plain knitting4 ,third round--bring the silk forward1 knit two together1 twice2 knit two4--,repeat4 ,fourth round--plain knitting4 ,fifth round--bring the silk forward1 knit three2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat4 ,commence again1 as at first round4 ,v4 ,stripe ,pattern ,bag4 ,cast on six stitches for each pattern4 ,first round--turn the silk round the needle1 pearl three2 bring the silk forward1 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat4 ,second1 ,third1 and ,fourth rounds--alternately pearl three and knit three4 ,commence again1 as at first round4 ,a ,bag1 with ,black or ,garnet ,beads4 ,no4 #bj needles1 eight skeins of netting silk1 and four bunches of beads1 including those for the fringe1 will be required4 ,thread half a bunch of beads on a skein of claret netting silk1 and cast on eighty-eight stitches4 ,first and second rows--plain knitting1 without beads4 ,third row--slip one2 knit one with a bead2 knit one4--,repeat the same1 alternately1 to the end of the row4 ,repeat from first row1 eighty-four times4 ,observe at the commencement of every row to make a slip-stitch4 ,join up the two sides1 leaving an opening at the top1 and finish with two bars and a gold chain4 ,a fringe of the garnet beads1 with gold points1 is the prettiest trimming4 ,it should have a stiff lining4 ,knitted ,fringe4 ,this may be made of any sized wool or cotton1 according to the purpose for which it is required2 it may also be spaced with two or more colours1 working alternately six rows in each4 ,cast on eight stitches4 ,knit two2 bring the wool forward1 knit two together2 knit one2 bring the wool forward1 knit two together2 knit one4 ,when a sufficient number of rows are knitted to form the length of fringe desired1-- ,cast off five stitches1 leaving three to unravel for the fringe4 ,with four-thread fleecy1 ,no4 #aj needles may be used4 ,vandyke ,border4 ,this border is generally knitted in cotton1 and may be used for muslin curtains1 for knitted or netted fish napkins1 and for tidies for the backs of chairs1 or ends of sofas4 ,cast on seven stitches1 on ,no4 #ag needles4 ,first and second rows--plain knitting4 ,third row--slip one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 turn over twice1 knit two together4 ,fourth row--bring the thread forward1 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit one4 ,fifth row--slip one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit four4 ,sixth row--knit six2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit one4 ,seventh row--slip one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 turn over twice1 knit two together2 turn over twice1 knit two together4 ,eighth row--knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit one4 ,ninth row--slip one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 turn over twice1 knit two together2 turn over twice1 knit two together2 turn over twice1 knit two together4 ,tenth row--knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 pearl one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit one4 ,eleventh row--slip one2 knit two2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit nine4 ,twelfth row--cast off all but seven2 knit four2 turn over1 knit two together2 knit one4 ,this finishes the first vandyke4--,commence again1 as at third row4 ,a warm ,half-square ,shawl4 ,four-thread fleecy1 or eight-thread ,zephyr fleecy1 of two colours1 say rose and white4--,no4 #h needles4 ,cast on one stitch1 rose colour1 and increase at the beginning of every other row1 until there are ten stitches on the needle4 ,in the next row--knit seven stitches for the border1 which is throughout in plain knitting2 join on the white wool1 and pearl three1 increasing on the last stitch4 ,in the next row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two1 pass the slipped stitch over them2 knit the remaining white stitch plain2 knit the seven stitches for the border1 twisting the two colours in the changing of them4 ,in the next row--knit the seven stitches for the border2 pearl the white1 increasing at the end as before4 ,repeat the two last rows1 which comprise the whole pattern1 until the shawl is of the required size1 and finish with the plain knitted border1 to correspond with the other side4 ,n4,b4 ,in the fancy row of the white1 when uneven stitches occur at the end of the row1 they are to be knitted plain4 ,a warm ,double ,knitted ,scarf1 in ,two ,colours4 ,cast on thirty-six stitches in blue six-thread fleecy4--,no4 #b needles4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 pass the wool back1 knit one1 turning the wool twice round the needle4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,each succeeding row is the same1 observing that the knit-stitch always comes over the slip-stitch4 ,it will require seven rows of blue1 seven of white1 seven of blue1 thirty-eight of white1 seven of blue1 seven of white1 and seven of blue4 ,cast off and draw up the ends4 ,finish with blue and white tassels4 ,a ,border for a ,shawl or ,quilt4 ,this border should be knitted separate1 with the same sized needles and wool as the shawl or quilt1 and afterwards sewn on4 ,cast on any even number of stitches4 ,first row--,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,repeat these two rows alternately4 ,raised ,knitting for a ,shawl4 ,two ,no4 #ai and one ,no4 #ac needles should be used4 ,cast on any even number of stitches1 that may be required1 with ,german wool4 ,first row--with the small needle1 alternately make one stitch1 and knit two stitches together4 ,second row--plain knitting1 with large needle4 ,third row--plain knitting1 with small needle4 ,fourth row--pearl knitting1 with small needle4 ,repeat1 from the first row4 ,this kind of knitting is also well adapted for hoods1 muffs1 cuffs1 etc4 ,it is very pretty for a shawl in stripes1--knitting three patterns alternately of each colour4 ,for a shawl1 one yard and a half square1 about three hundred and sixty stitches would be required4 ,a ,russian ,shawl1 in ,brioche ,stitch4 ,german wool4--,no4 #i needles4 ,for a shawl one yard and a half square1 about three hundred and sixty stitches will be required4--,five shades each1 of two different colours1 turned back1 with the lightest in the centre1 knitting two rows of each shade1 look very well4--,the following are good colours1--scarlet and stone colour1--blue and brown1--lilac and red brown1--lilac and white4 ,the ,brioche-stitch is simply--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two together4 ,a light ,stitch for a ,shawl4 ,three-thread fleecy4--,no4 #aj needles4 ,cast on any even number of stitches4--,bring the wool forward1 knit two together1 alternately1 to the end of the row4 ,every row is the same4 ,star ,pattern ,shawl1 in ,two ,colours4 ,cast on four stitches in blue ,zephyr wool1 or four-thread fleecy4--,no4 #f needles4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 knit one1--7these two stitches form the increase1 and therefore are not to be repeated72 bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat the same to the end of the row4 ,second row--pearl knitting in claret4 ,third row--the same as first1--in blue4 ,fourth row--the same as second1--in claret4 ,repeat these rows alternately1 in blue and claret1 until there are one hundred and eighty stitches on the needle2 cast off1 and finish with a netted fringe4 ,as the increasing adds an irregular stitch1 some rows will have one1 and others two knitted stitches1 at their commencement4 ,barege ,knitting for ,shawls4 ,commence with any number of stitches that may be divided by three4--,no4 #d needles1 finest ,lady ,betty's wool4--,knit one plain row4 ,second row--bring the wool forward1 knit three2 bring the wool forward1 knit three together1 taking them off at the back4 ,third row--pearl knitting4 ,fourth row--bring the wool forward1 knit three together1 taking them off at the back2 bring the wool forward1 knit three4 ,fifth row--pearl knitting4 ,repeat from the second row4 ,when a pattern1 in one or more colours1 is to be introduced1 break off the ground colour1 and fasten on the colour next to be used1 in the following manner4--,having made a slip knot in the end of the wool1 pass it on the needle in the left hand3 twist the end of the coloured wool and that of the ground1 together1--knit1 in plain knitting1 the stitches required for the pattern1 then fasten off1 by making a loop1 and commence again with the ground colour1--fastening on again as above4 ,any number of colours may thus be introduced1 to form flowers or other patterns1 which1 however1 are always to be done in plain knitting4 ,a ,shetland ,knitted ,scarf4 ,commence with the pattern for the border1 by casting on one hundred stitches for the width of the scarf4--,no4 #g needles1 and four-thread embroidery1 or ,lady ,betty's wool4 ,first row--knit two stitches together1 four times2 bring the wool forward1 knit one1 eight times2 knit two stitches together1 four times2 pearl one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,second row--pearl knitting4 ,third row--plain knitting4 ,fourth row--pearl knitting4 ,repeat from the first row1 until the pattern be about fourteen inches deep4 ,commence the centre as follows3--working one row of pearl knitting1 before the pattern commences4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip stitch over it2 knit one2 pearl one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,second and following rows--repeat the first1--every row being alike4 ,if the wool be split1 it exactly imitates the ,shetland wool4 ,in splitting1 the wool will frequently break2 but this is not important1 as by laying the ends contrariwise1 and twisting them together1 a few stitches may be so knit1 that the joins are not perceptible4 ,both ends of the scarf are to be made alike1 by reversing the knitting of the border4 ,they may be finished with a tied1 knitted1 or netted fringe1 of the same wool1 without splitting1 or of fine ,german wool4 ,shetland ,pattern for a ,shawl4 ,this should be worked in ,lady ,betty's wool1 or four-thread embroidery fleecy1 with ,no4 #f or #h needles4 ,cast on any number of stitches that may be divided by six4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 knit one2 bring the wool forward1 knit one2--slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 knit one4 ,second row--pearl knitting4 ,third row--bring the wool forward1 knit three2 bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them4 ,fourth row--pearl knitting4 ,fifth row--knit one2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 knit one2 bring the wool forward1 knit one2 bring the wool forward4 ,sixth row--pearl knitting4 ,seventh row--slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 bring the wool forward1 knit three2 bring the wool forward4 ,eighth row--pearl knitting4 ,n4,b4 ,there are to be two plain stitches at the beginning and end of each row1 to form an edge4 ,other ,patterns for ,shawls4 ,with fine ,shetland1 or ,lady ,betty's wool1 and ,no4 #aj needles1 most beautiful shawls may be knitted from the ,leaf and ,trellis ,pattern 7page #cf71 ,point ,pattern 7page #db71 ,scotch ,pattern 7page #dd71 or ,lace ,pattern 7page #dg74 ,double ,diamond ,stitch for a ,quilt4 ,this is prettiest in stripes of about five inches in width1 in any two colours4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by three1 allowing two over1 for a stitch at each end of the row4 ,first row--plain knitting4 ,second row--slip one27a7 bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two together4--,repeat from 7a74--,plain knit the last stitch4 ,third row--slip one2 knit one2 the next stitch is a double stitch 7that is1--a stitch and a loop7--knit the stitch and slip the loop2--continue to knit the stitch and slip the loop1 to the end of the row4 ,fourth row--commence again1 as at second row4 ,in every other second row1 there will be a double stitch after the first one1--this is to be knitted without bringing the wool forward4 ,all the other stitches are to be knitted the same as before4 ,n4,b4 ,the last stitch of every row is to be knitted plain4 ,a ,quilt4 ,this may be knitted as a ,baby's ,quilt1 or it may be done in small squares for a large ,quilt4--,eight-thread ,zephyr fleecy4--,no4 #f needles4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by three1--for a square of six inches1 say forty-five2 for a ,baby's ,quilt1 two hundred and thirty-one4 ,first row--slip one2 knit two1 taken together in the front27a7 turn the wool round the needle1 and bring it again in front2 slip one2 knit two together4--,repeat from 7a74 ,every row is alike4 ,n4,b4 ,the two last stitches at the end of the row are to be--the first pearled1--the second knitted4 ,a light and warm ,counterpane4 ,six-thread fleecy in two colours--say blue and white2 or1 what is preferable1 ,german quilt wool--,needles ,no4 #b1 pointed at both ends4 ,cast on any number of stitches in blue4 ,first row--plain knitting1 turning the wool twice round the needle4 ,second row--join on the white wool1 knit one2 knit two together1 turning the wool twice round the needle2--continue knitting two together1 and turning the wool twice round the needle1 to the end of the row1 but plain knit the last stitch4 ,third row--commence at the other end of the needle2 knit two stitches taken together in front1 twisting the wool twice round the needle4 ,fourth row--white1--knit one2 knit two together1 turning the wool twice round the needle2 knit one4 ,fifth row--commence again as at third row4 ,cross ,stitch ,pattern for a ,quilt4 ,two colours1--say gold colour and white4--,no4 #c needles1 pointed at both ends4--,cast on any number of stitches4 ,first row--white1--knit one plain stitch1 turning the wool twice round the needle4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,second row--gold colour1--joining on the colour where the last row of white commenced2--knit one plain stitch1 turning the wool once round the needle2 knit the long stitch and the one that was knitted in the last row together1 turning the wool twice round the needle4--,repeat to the end of the row1--when one stitch will be left1 which is to be knitted the same as the plain stitch at the beginning of the row4 ,third row--white1--knit two together1 taken in the front1 turning the wool twice round the needle4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,fourth row--gold colour1--the same as the third1--knitting one plain stitch at the commencement of the row1 and one plain stitch at the end of the row1 twisting the wool once round the needle4 ,fifth row--white1--knit two together1 twisting the wool twice round the needle4--,repeat to the end of the row4 ,sixth row--,commence again1 as at second row4 ,it may be as well to remark1 that two rows are knitted at the back1 and two at the front4 ,another ,quilt4 ,this should be knitted in stripes of six inches in width4--,cast on any number of stitches that may be divided by three2--,german quilt wool4--,no4 #a needles4 ,first row--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 knit two1 pass the slip-stitch over them4--,repeat4 ,second row--pearl knitting4 ,third row--knit two1 before the pattern is commenced1 that the holes may come in a diagonal direction4 ,fourth row--pearl knitting4 ,fifth row--same as third4 ,a ,quilt1 or ,couvre-,pied1 in squares4 ,this may be worked with ,zephyr fleecy1--,no4 #i needles1 each piece being about three and a half inches square4 ,every square is worked in two colours1--as blue and white2 lilac and white2 gold colour and white2 green and white2 etc4 ,these pieces are afterwards to be joined together1 arranging them1 according to their several colours4 ,each square1 however1 if preferred1 may be worked the same4 ,the following directions are for a square in green and white3-- ,first row--bring the wool forward1 knit one1--in green4 ,work five more rows1 in the same manner1 when there should be seven stitches on the needle4 ,seventh row--bring the wool forward1 knit two1--in green2 join on the white1--knit three2--join on another length of green1--knit two4 ,eighth row--bring the green wool forward1 knit two2 pearl three1 white2 knit three1 green4 ,ninth1 and ,tenth rows--knit to the end of each row1 with green1 increasing at the beginning1 as before4 ,eleventh row--bring the wool forward1 knit two1 green2 knit seven1 white2 knit two1 green4 ,twelfth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two1 green2 pearl seven1 white2 knit three1 green4 ,thirteenth1 and ,fourteenth rows--knit to the end of each row1 with green1 increasing1 as before4 ,fifteenth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two1 green2 knit eleven1 white2 knit two1 green4 ,sixteenth row--bring the wool forward1 knit two1 green2 pearl eleven1 white2 knit three1 green4 ,seventeenth1 and ,eighteenth rows--same as thirteenth and fourteenth4--,there should now be nineteen stitches on the needle1--one half of the square being completed4 ,the decreasing then commences as follows3-- ,nineteenth row--slip one1 knit two together1 knit one1 green2 knit eleven1 white2 knit four green4 ,twentieth row--slip one1 knit two together1 knit one1 green2 pearl eleven1 white2 knit three1 green4 ,twenty-first1 and twenty-second rows--green--decreasing at the beginning of each row4 ,twenty-third row--slip one1 knit two together1 knit one1 green2 knit seven1 white2 knit four1 green4 ,twenty-fourth row--slip one1 knit two together1 knit one1 green2 pearl seven1 white2 knit three1 green4 ,twenty-fifth1 and twenty-sixth rows--green1--decreasing1 as before4 ,twenty-seventh row--slip one1 knit two together1 knit one1 green2 knit three1 white2 knit four1 green4 ,twenty-eighth row--slip one1 knit two together1 knit one1 green2 pearl three1 white2 knit three1 green4 ,the white is now done with4 ,the square is to be finished with plain rows of green1--decreasing1 at the commencement of each4 ,a ,cover for an ,air ,pillow4 ,cast eighty stitches on each of three needles1 ,no4 #i4--,three-thread fleecy4 ,first round--bring the wool forward1 knit one4--,repeat4 ,second round--slip one2 knit one1 pass the slip stitch over it4--,repeat4 ,repeat the first and second rounds1 alternately4 ,a ,baby's ,hood4 ,four-thread ,lady ,betty's wool1--pink and white may be used4 ,eight needles will be required1 viz4 four ,no4 #be1 two ,no4 #ah1 and two1 each one inch in circumference4 ,cast on eighty-two stitches1 with pink1 ,no4 #ah needles1--knit four plain rows4 ,knit four plain rows4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 white4 ,knit three plain rows4 ,repeat the last four rows1 six times4--,there will now be thirty-six rows from the commencement4 ,cast sixteen more stitches on the same needle1 to form the piece at the back4--,repeat six more rows of the pattern4--,knit two plain rows in pink2--then1 divide the stitches on three ,no4 #be needles1 to form a round1--as a commencement for the crown4 ,knit three plain rounds4 ,fourth round--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,fifth round--knit two together2 knit twelve4--,repeat4 ,sixth round--knit two together2 knit eleven4--,repeat4 ,seventh round--knit two together2 knit ten4--,repeat4 ,eighth round--plain knitting4 ,ninth round--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,tenth round--knit nine2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,eleventh round--knit eight2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,twelfth round--knit seven2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,thirteenth round--plain knitting4 ,fourteenth round--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,fifteenth round--knit two together2 knit eight4--,repeat4 ,sixteenth round--knit two together2 knit seven4--,repeat4 ,seventeenth round--knit two together2 knit six4--,repeat4 ,eighteenth round--plain knitting4 ,nineteenth round--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,twentieth round--knit eight2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,twenty-first round--knit seven2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,twenty-second round--knit six2 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,twenty-third round--plain knitting4 ,twenty-fourth round--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4--,repeat4 ,twenty-fifth round--knit two together2 knit five4--,repeat4 ,twenty-sixth round--knit two together2 knit four4--,repeat4 ,twenty-seventh round--knit two together2 knit three4--,repeat4 ,twenty-eighth round--plain knitting4 ,the crown is now finished2 it is to be drawn up with a needle and wool4 ,the opening at the back must be sewn up2 and a band1 corresponding with the plain knitting in front1 is to be formed by raising fifty-six stitches in pink1 and knitting three plain rows1 with the ,no4 #ah needles4 ,then1 with white1 cast sixteen stitches on the same needle1 and knit seventy-two stitches2 cast on sixteen stitches1 and knit three rows of eighty-eight stitches4 ,in the next row1--bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,knit six plain rows4 ,with the large needles1 form the ruff1 by knitting two rows in white1 and two in pink2 then1 work twenty-two rows--knitting four rows in white1 and two in pink1 alternately4 ,cast off1 and sew it1 so as to form a very loose double ruff round the throat4 ,for the front of the hood1 raise eighty-two stitches1 and1 with the ,no4 #ah needles1 knit one plain row4 ,then1 with the large needles1--knit two plain rows in white2 two in pink2 and four in white4 ,cast off4--,this1 when sewn double1 finishes the borders of the hood4 ,it is to be drawn1 with ribbon1 at the back and front4 ,a ,baby's ,sock4 ,cast on twenty-eight stitches in pink ,german wool4--,no4 #ai needles4 ,knit six turns1 increasing a stitch at each row1 to form the toe and heel4 ,knit six more turns1 increasing a stitch at one end only1 for the toe4 ,cast off thirty stitches on another needle2--knit the remaining sixteen stitches1 for eighteen turns1 and cast them off on another needle4 ,with white1--pick up the thirty pink stitches2--knit three plain rows2--in the next row1 bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,knit three plain rows2 leave sixteen stitches on the needle1 and repeat the pattern in white1 across the instep1 seven times1 which is afterwards to be sewn to the pink knitting for the toe4 ,cast on sixteen stitches in white1--to correspond with the other side4 ,knit two plain rows2--in the next1 bring the wool forward1 knit two together1--the whole length of the row2--knit one plain row in pink1 taking up the stitches that were cast off for the toe4 ,this side of the shoe is to be made to correspond with the other1 by decreasing instead of increasing4--,the shoe and the white in the instep will now be finished4 ,pick up the stitches both of the shoe and instep2--knit three plain turns4 ,take a larger needle1--bring the wool forward1 knit two together1 forming the holes to pass the ribbon through4 ,knit three plain turns with the small needle4 ,in the next row1 bring the wool forward1 knit two together4 ,knit three plain rows4 ,in the next1--bring the wool forward1 knit two together2 repeat the same1 until the sock be of the height desired4--,cast off very loosely4 ,another ,baby's ,sock4 ,four-thread fleecy1 or four-thread ,lady ,betty's wool4--,no4 #aa needles4 ,cast on twenty-six stitches4 ,first row--pearl two2 knit two2 alternately1 to the end of the row4 ,second row--knit two2 pearl two4 ,third row--,pearl two2 knit two4 ,fourth row--,pearl knitting4 ,repeat the above four rows1 twelve times1--making altogether fifty-two rows--but1 in the fifty-second row1 pearl fourteen stitches only1 and cast off the remaining twelve stitches4 ,then1-- ,raise fourteen stitches1 pearling them at the same time1 at the commenced end1 leaving twelve1 to correspond with those cast off at the other end4 ,repeat the four rows1 as before1 three times1--making in all twelve rows4 ,fasten off1 by drawing up these stitches with a needle and wool1 to form the toe1 and sew up the shoe at the sole4 ,twenty-seven stitches are now to be raised at the top of the shoe1 round the leg2 then1--alternately pearl one row1 and knit one row1 for five rows1 and cast off4--,this forms a finish to the top4 ,the shoe is to be laced across with ribbon4 ,a ,baby's ,stocking4 ,cast on twenty-three stitches in brown1--,no4 #ah needles1 and knit six turns1--increasing one stitch at each end1 for the toe and heel4 ,knit six turns1 increasing one stitch only1 at the toe4 ,there will now be forty-one stitches on the needle4 ,cast off twenty-five stitches1 and knit the remaining sixteen stitches1 for eighteen turns4 ,one side of the shoe and instep will now be made4 ,cast on twenty-five stitches1 and work the other side of the shoe to correspond4 ,pick up the stitches1 with white1 across the instep4 ,knit two turns1 catching in one loop of the sides of the shoe1 in each row1 to join them together4 ,knit one turn in brown2 two in white2 one in brown2 two in white2 and one in brown4--,the shoe and instep will now be finished4 ,pick up the stitches of the shoe1 on each side of the piece which forms the instep4 ,there should now be forty stitches on the needle4 ,knit seven turns in white2 then1 eighteen turns1 increasing a stitch at the beginning and end of every other turn4 ,knit three plain turns2 then eighteen turns1--decreasing one stitch in every other turn1 at the beginning and end4 ,forty stitches will now be found on the needle4 ,knit and pearl two1 alternately1 for five turns4 ,knit two plain rows4 ,knit one row in red2 then1 cast off loosely4 ,the shoe is to be sewn up into its shape1 and the stocking closed up4 ,a ,carriage ,boot4 ,two colours1--say blue and claret1--four1 or six-thread fleecy1--,needles ,no4 #f4 ,cast seventeen stitches on each of three needles1 with claret2 pearl six rounds1 knit five rounds4--,then1-- ,with blue1--knit one round1 pearl one round1 alternately1 for six rounds4 ,with claret1--repeat the last six rounds4 ,repeat the two last stripes1 twice4 ,then1-- ,from the first needle1--knit fourteen stitches1 with claret2 join on the blue2 knit twenty-three1 leaving fourteen stitches 7claret71 corresponding with the other side1 on the third needle2 then1 turn back and knit five rows1 slipping the first stitch at the commencement of each row4 ,repeat the last stripe1 three times2 first--with claret1 second--with blue1 third--with claret4 ,in the next three stripes of the alternate colours1 knit two together at the commencement1 and end1 of every third row4 ,then1--knit one stripe 7claret71 knitting two together at the commencement of each row4 ,cast off4--,this finishes the front of the boot4 ,commence again at the fourteen claret stitches that were left on the first needle1--knit these1 and cast on another thirty-six stitches in claret2 knit six plain rows4--,in the next row1 knit two together1 at the commencement4 ,knit nine more rows1 knitting two together at the commencement of every other row4--,in the next four rows1--knit two together at the commencement of each row4--,this completes the first half of the foot4 ,knit the fourteen remaining stitches on the third needle1 casting on thirty-six stitches1 as before1 and finish the other half of the foot in the same manner4 ,the two halves of the foot are then to be sewn together1 and the foot sewn to the front of the boot4 ,a double-knitted ,night-,sock4 ,cast on eighty-eight stitches in white1 four or six-thread fleecy4--,no4 #c needles4 ,n4,b4 ,in every row the first stitch is to be slipped2--the last stitch is to be plain knitted4 ,first row--plain knitting4 ,second row--knit one1 pass the wool forward2 slip one1 pass the wool back4--,repeat4 ,repeat the second row1 twenty-eight times4 ,thirty-first row--knit sixty-two stitches1 the same as second row2 then1--knit two together1 to the end of the row4 ,thirty-second row--cast off twenty-five stitches2 knit thirty-eight stitches1 same as second row2 cast off remaining twenty-five stitches4 ,knit nineteen rows1 the same as second row4 ,fifty-second row--slip one2 knit two together2 knit fourteen stitches1 the same as second row2 knit two together2 knit the remaining stitches1 the same as second row4 ,fifty-third row--repeat the last4 ,fifty-fourth row--slip one2 knit two together2 knit the remaining stitches1 the same as second row4 ,repeat the last row1 seven times4 ,sixty-second row--slip one2 knit two together2 knit eight stitches1 the same as second row2 knit two together2 knit the remaining stitches1 the same as second row4 ,sixty-third row--repeat the last4 ,knit three rows1 the same as second row4 ,draw up the stitches for the toe1 and sew up the back and front4 ,a ,frileuse or ,neck ,tippet4 ,cast on thirty stitches1 with double ,german wool4--,needles1 one inch and three quarters in circumference4 ,plain knit thirty rows1 slipping the first stitch of every row4--,cast off loosely4 ,tie with cords and small tassels4 ,wheel pattern for ,tidies1 etc4 ,flax knitting thread1 ,no4 #aj4--,needles1 ,no4 #ah4 ,cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by ten4 ,first row--knit one2 bring the thread forward1 knit three2 slip one2 knit two together1 pass the slip-stitch over them2 knit three2 bring the thread forward4--,repeat4 ,second row--plain knitting4 ,repeat these two rows1 alternately4 ,knitted ,coral4 ,cast on four stitches1 with fine flat scarlet worsted braid1 ,no4 #ai needles4 ,plain knitting1 but slipping the first stitch of every row4 ,hints on ,knitting4 ,a plain stitch at the beginning of each row1 commonly called an edge stitch1 is a great improvement in most instances1 as it makes an uniform edge1 and the pattern is kept more even at its commencement4 ,in most knitting1 the edge-stitch is slipped4 ,it is easiest to learn to knit1 by holding the wool over the fingers of the left hand2 the position of the hands is more graceful when thus held4 ,it is always advisable to cast off loosely4 ,when it is requisite to cast off1 and continue the row on a separate needle1 it is sometimes better to run a coarse silk through the cast off stitches2 they are easily taken up1 when required1 and the inconvenience of the idle needle is avoided4 ,in knitting1 when a pattern is spoken of1 it means as many rows as form the pattern4 ,,the ,,end4 ,just published1 in post #hvo4 elegantly bound1 price #ajs4 #f;d4 carefully revised1 and considerably enlarged1 with additional ,woodcuts of ,patterns1 etc4 ,the ,third ,edition ,,of ,,the ,,hand-,,book ,,of ,,needlework1 ,,being ,a ,,complete ,,guide ,,to ,,every ,,kind ,,of ,,decorative ,,needlework1 ,,crochet1 ,,knitting1 ,,and ,,netting1 ,,with ,a ,,brief ,,historical ,,account ,,of ,,each ,,art4 ,,by ,,miss ,,lambert4 ,contents3 ,,chap4 ,i4 ,introduction4 ,,ii4 ,tapestry4 ,,iii4 ,materials in ,general4 ,,iv4 ,wool4 ,v4 ,silk4 ,,vi4 ,gold and ,silver4 ,,vii4 ,chenille1 ,braid1 etc4 ,,viii4 ,canvas4 ,,ix4 ,berlin ,patterns4 ,x4 ,implements4 ,,xi4 ,drawing ,patterns for ,embroidery1 ,braiding1 etc4 ,,xii4 ,framing ,work4 ,,xiii4 ,embroidery4 ,,xiv4 ,stitches4 ,,xv4 ,canvas ,work4 ,,xvi4 ,braiding and ,applique4 ,,xvii4 ,bead ,work4 ,,xviii4 ,crochet4 ,,xix4 ,knitting4 ,,xx4 ,netting4 ,,xxi4 ,needlework of the ,english ,queens and ,princesses4 ,,xxii4 ,the ,praise of the ,needle4 ,,with ,,one ,,hundred ,,and ,,fifteen ,,illustrative ,,engravings ,,on ,,wood1 ,,of ,,patterns1 ,,implements1 ,,etc4 ,,critical ,,notices ,,of ,,the ,,work4 ,one of ,mr4 ,,murray',s series of ,handbooks1 which seem destined to embrace all the arts of life as well as all the sights in the world4 ,miss ,,lambert',s treatise is one of practical utility1 its information being the product of experience3 after sketching the history of needlework1 it proceeds to describe the various kinds of materials used1 such as wool1 silk1 gold thread1 beads1 c42 the canvas1 patterns1 frames1 and implements1 required2 the different kinds of stitches2 the mode of working certain patterns and shapes2 the processes of embroidery1 knitting1 and netting4 ,the volume is very handsomely got up1 and illustrated profusely with wood-cuts2 nothing seems wanting to its completeness4--,spectator4 ,we venture to recommend it as containing a great deal of practical information respecting embroidery1 frame work1 knitting1 netting1 braiding1 bead work1 and other profound mysteries1 of which we1 of the uglier sex1 know nothing4444 ,we soon became interested in the historical portion1 which is gracefully and well written--so that the work is a good book1 instructive when the party consulting it desires instruction1 and amusing whenever she is weary of work4 ,,miss ,,lambert observes in her ,preface1 that she has endeavoured1 and we will add successfully1 'to embrace those subjects which appeared most worthy of notice in a ,treatise on ,decorative ,needlework1 and by combining a brief historical sketch1 with a detailed account of the practice of each department1 to render them more generally interesting than a mere manual of directions and examples4'--,athenaeum4 ,this is the most curious1 complete1 and erudite treatise on the art of needlework that has1 probably1 ever been compiled4444 ,the variety1 fulness1 and systematic arrangement of the book1 not to say one word about its numerous engravings1 and the remarkably elegant style in which it is 'gotten up1' demand unmixed applause4--,atlas4 ,a very elegant and useful work4 ,the directions how to ply the needle are plain and easy of comprehension1 and the plates which accompany the letterpress and illustrate the designs1 will be found of great assistance to the ready acquirement of the art and its numerous principles4 ,the ample instructions for drawing patterns1 purchasing implements1 framing1 and properly finishing work1 will be found not the least available portion of the book4--,literary ,gazette4 ,an eminently practical work2 clear in its explanation1 precise in its directions1 natural in its arrangements4 ,the style is simple and easy2 the collateral information abundant4 ,its value is enhanced by historical notices1 which have been prepared with judgment and knowledge1 and are not disfigured by the slightest affectation4--,polytechnic ,review4 ,the first edition of ,,miss ,,lambert',s ',,hand-,,book' has been entirely sold off1 a better proof of its excellence than aught we could say in its behalf2 and a second edition has just appeared with an embossed cover1 which will render it an ornament to the drawing-room table1 as well as an object of utility from the nature of its contents4 ,to this edition several new patterns and engravings have been added1 and additional directions for crochet1 knitting1 netting1 c4--,morning ,post4 ,the authoress seems to be thoroughly mistress of her craft1 and has produced not only a very instructive1 but a very amusing volume upon a branch of the fine arts now become again so fashionable4444 ,a more elegant or entertaining volume can scarcely be found on a drawing-room table4--,globe4 ,this is a pleasant book1 a good book1 and a book worthy to be bought by mothers and daughters1 and studied1 con amore1 in quiet parlours and snug nurseries4 ,it is well produced4 ,its knowledge is practical1 as a few extracts1 which may be of advantage to our readers1 will best show4--,pictorial ,times4 ,replete with excellent practical information1 clear and concise rules for acquiring a knowledge of all the varied branches of the art1 illustrated by a series of beautifully executed designs1 representing implements1 patterns1 material1 and numerous articles of modern fancy-work1 eminently calculated to initiate the unlearned 7aye1 and learned too7 in all the mysteries of tent-stitch1 embroideries1 braid1 applique1 bead1 chenille1 canvas1 and ,berlin work1 c4 ,in short1 the work justifies its title2 it possesses an elegant exterior1 and we prognosticate that few ladies will willingly dispense with so much silent instruction4--,sunday ,times4 ,the pretty volume now before us1 has been compiled with exceeding care1 and strict attention to the most minute details2 all is well-arranged4444 ,the illustrations are a valuable addition to the interest and information of a volume which deserves a place on the table of every lady4--,art ,union4 ,a new and carefully revised edition of this very elegant work is here presented to us1 and we do not hesitate to assure our fair readers1 that they will find it highly deserving of a place on the boudoir and drawing-room tables4 ,the volume1 we should premise1 is exclusively devoted to ornamental needlework1 and will be found as interesting as it is useful1 for1 in addition to very clear and accurate instructions for acquiring a proficiency in every branch of the art1 it contains an historical notice of its cultivation from the earliest ages4--,court ,journal4 ,this ',,hand-,,book' cannot fail to assist the best taste2 utile et dulce have been carefully blended1 and the descriptive letter-press has evidently been given by a well-informed mind4--,court ,gazette4 ,this elegantly printed volume contains a complete encyclopaedia of information for the fair votaries of the needle4 ,the various mysteries of tapestry work1 embroidery-work1 and so forth1 are fully laid open1 with a clearness of statement1 and completeness of direction1 which leave nothing to desire4--,illustrated ,london ,news4 ,,london3 ,,john ,,murray1 ,,albemarle ,,street4 ,richards1 ,printer1 #ajj1 ,st4 ,martin's ,lane4 ,,the ,,ladies' ,,library1 ,,of ,,rural ,,household ,,economy4 ,the following ,volumes are now ,published3 ,,vol4 #a4--;,,gardening1 ,with a ,calendar of ,practical ,operations and ,directions for every ,month in the ,year4 ,by ,,mrs4 ,,loudon4 ,with ,illustrative ,woodcuts4 ,sixth ,edition4 ,fcap4 #hvo41 #fs4 ,,vol4 #b4--,,modern ,,botany2 ,or1 a popular ,introduction to the ,natural ,system and ,classification of ,plants4 ,by ,,mrs4 ,,loudon4 ,with ,one ,hundred and ,fifty ,illustrations4 ,fcap4 #hvo41 #hs4 ,,vol4 #c4--;,,farming2 ,or1 ,plain ,directions for ,rearing all sorts of ,domestic ,poultry2 with the best mode of ,managing the ,dairy and ,piggery1 together with useful ,hints on the ,rural ,economy of small ,families4 ,by ,author of ,british ,husbandry4 ,with ,woodcuts4 ,fcap4 #hvo4 ,,vol4 #d4--;,,domestic ,,cookery1 ,suited to the present advanced state of the ,art1 but founded upon ,principles of ,economy and ,practical ,knowledge1 and adapted for the use of ,private ,families4 ,by ,,mrs4 ,,rundell4 ,sixty-fifth ,edition4 ,improved by the addition of ,nine ,hundred ,new ,receipts1 and a ,chapter on ,indian ,cookery4 ,fcap4 #hvo41 #fs4 ,of this ,volume upwards of #bhj1jjj copies have been sold4 ,,vol4 #e4--;,,family ,,receipts2 ,a ,collection of more than a ,thousand valuable ,receipts in various ,branches of ,domestic ,economy4 ,new ,edition4 ,fcap4 #hvo4 #es4 #f;d4 ,,vol4 #f4--,,vegetable ,,physiology4 ,by ,,mrs4 ,,loudon4 ,with numerous ,illustrations4 ,fcap4 #hvo4 7,just ready47 ,each ,volume is strongly ,bound in ,cloth1 and may be purchased separately4 ,,turn ,,over4 ,,elementary ,,works ,,for ,,young ,,persons4 ,i4 ,,mrs4 ,,markham',s ,,history ,,of ,,england1 from the ,first ,invasion by the ,romans1 to the end of the ,reign of ,william the ,fourth1 with ,conversations at the end of each ,chapter4 ,tenth ,edition1 with numerous ,woodcuts4 #b vols4 #abmo4 #abs4 ,,ii4 ,,mrs4 ,,markham',s ,,history ,,of ,,france1 from the ,conquest of ,gaul by ,julius ,caesar1 to the ,reign of ,louis ,philippe1 with ,conversations at the end of each ,chapter4 ,fifth ,edition1 with numerous ,woodcuts4 #b vols4 #abmo4 #abs4 ,,iii4 ,,bertha',s ,,journal ,,during ,a ,,visit ,,to ,,her ,,uncle ,,in ,,england2 with a variety of ,interesting and ,instructive ,information4 ,fifth ,edition4 #abmo4 #gs4 #f;d4 ,,iv4 ,,conversations ,,on ,,nature ,,and ,,art1 for the ,information and ,amusement of ,young ,persons4 ,by a ,,lady4 #b vols4 #abmo4 #fs4 #f;d4 each4 ,v4 ,,philosophy ,,in ,,sport ,,made ,,science ,,in ,,earnest2 or the ,first ,principles of ,natural ,philosophy inculcated by ,aid of the ,ordinary ,toys and ,sports of ,youth4 ,fifth ,edition4 ,with #ajj ,woodcuts4 ,fcap4 #hvo4 #hs4 ,,vi4 ,,sentences ,,from ,,the ,,proverbs1 in ,english1 ,french1 ,italian1 and ,german4 ,for the daily ,use of ,young ,persons4 ,by a ,,lady4 #afmo4 #cs4 #f;d4 ,,vii4 ,,letters ,,from ,,italy ,,to ,a ,,younger ,,sister4 ,with ,sketches of ,history1 ,literature1 and ,art4 ,by ,,catherine ,,taylor4 ,second ,edition4 #b vols4 #abmo4 #ags4 ,,viii4 ,,little ,,arthur',s ,,history ,,of ,,england4 ,by ,,lady ,,callcott4 ,sixth ,edition4 #ahmo4 #cs4 ,,ix4 ,,stories ,,from ,,the ,,history ,,of ,,england ,,for ,,children4 ,thirteenth ,edition4 #ahmo4 #cs4 ,x4 ,,progressive ,,geography ,,for ,,children4 ,by the ,author of ,stories for ,children4 ,third ,edition4 #abmo4 #bs4 ,,xi4 ,,gospel ,,stories ,,for ,,children4 ,an attempt to render the chief ,events of the ,life of ,our ,saviour intelligent and profitable to ,young ,children4 ,second ,edition4 #ahmo4 #cs4 #f;d4 ,,xii4 ,,year ,,book ,,of ,,natural ,,history1 arranged for ,each ,month4 ,by ,,mrs4 ,,loudon4 ,with #dj ,woodcuts4 #ahmo4 #ds4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,john ,,murray1 ,,albemarle ,,street4 99 99 99 99 99 ,transcriber's ,note3 ,the following printer's errors have been corrected in the text3 netting needle gauge guage printed for gauge in original ,a ,brioche,a4 missing footnote marker added ,fourth row--with claret1--bring the wool forward1 slip one2 pass the wool back1 knit one4--,repeat to the end of the row4 on printed for one in original knit one1 pass the slip-stitch over it2 pearl one4--,repeat4 slip-stich printed for slip-stitch in original ,knit nineteen rows1 the same as second row4 twenty in original1 needs to be nineteen to fit into pattern