,transcribera,euro7,,tm7s ,note ,obvious typographical errors have been corrected4 ,a list of corrections is found at the end of the text4 ,inconsistencies in spelling and hyphenation have been maintained4 ,a list of inconsistently spelled and hyphenated words is found at the end of the text4 ,,the ,l,a,d,i,e,sa,euro7,,tm7 ,,knitting ,,and ,,netting ,,book4 ,,second ,,series4 ,,the ,l,a,d,i,e,sa,euro7,,tm7 ,,knitting ,,and ,,netting ,,book4 ,,by ,,miss ,,watts4 ,,second ,,series4 ,second ,edition4 ,,entered ,,at ,s,t,a,t,i,o,n,e,r,sa,euro7,,tm7 ,,hall4 ,,london3 ,,john ,,miland1 #ce1 ,,chapel ,,street1 ,,belgrave ,,square4 #ahdj4 ,lessons given in knitting and netting4 ,for terms and address1 apply to the ,publisher4 ,w4 ,,davy1 ,,printer1 ,,gilbert ,,street1 ,,oxford ,,street4 ,,contents4 ,,page ,gentlemena,euro7,,tm7s ,knitted ,gloves #a ,netted ditto #c ,feather ditto #e ,plain open ,mittens #h ,another ,plain ditto #aj ,annet ditto #aa ,honeycomb ditto #ac ,matrimony ditto #ae ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ditto ib4 ,round ,netted ditto #ag ,mitten1 with a leaf wreath round the top #ah ,feather ,mits #bj ,cuffs1 ,peacock ,stitch #ba ,netted ,cuffs #bb ,warm ditto #bc ,muffatees #bd ,ditto ib4 ,gentlemena,euro7,,tm7s ditto #be ,cushion ,cover #bf ,sofa ,pillow ditto #bg ,striped ,cushion ditto ib4 ,knitted ,mat1 with ,fringe #bh ,netted ,mat #cj ,vase ditto ib4 ,table mats #ca ,table ditto1 in one piece #cb ,napkin ,ring #cc ,a ,pence ,purse1 or ,jug ib4 ,bouquetier4 ,no4 #a4 #ce ,ditto ,no4 #b4 #cf ,tidy ,basket #cg ,ladder ,stitch ,bag #ch ,crossed ,stitch ditto #ci ,netted ditto #dj ,fringe ib4 ,netted ditto #da ,scarf ditto ib4 ,fringe #db ,rug ditto ib4 ,carriage ,rug #dc ,striped ,purse #dd ,chequered ditto #de ,purse in ,round ,netting ib4 ,matrimony--,for a ,purse #df ,another ib4 ,annet ,purse #dg ,honeycomb ,purse #dh ,another ,honeycomb ib4 ,netted ,purse #di ,single ,diamond ,netting ib4 ,treble ditto #ej ,knitted ,purse #eb ,stitches for ,purses4 ,no4 #a4 #ec ,ditto4 ,no4 #b4 ib4 ,ditto4 ,no4 #c4 #ed ,ditto4 ,no4 #d4 ib4 ,ditto4 ,no4 #e4 #ee ,stitches for ,purses4 ,no4 #f #ef ,ditto ,no4 #g #eg ,bead ,netting ib4 ,ditto #eh ,dice ,knitting ib4 ,open ,fan1 for a ,quilt #fj ,gauffre ,fans1 for ditto #fb ,ribbed ,squares1 for ditto #fd ,open work ,fan1 for ditto #fe ,an ,open ,border #ff ,another ,border #fg ,a ,last ,border1 for a ,quilt #fh ,grecian ,border #fi ,diamond ,knitting #gj ,border for a ,table ,cover #ga ,border and ,fringe #gb ,scarf for the ,throat #gc ,scarf ,edge #gd ,scarf #ge ,netted ditto #gf ,porcupine ,boa ib4 ,leggings #gg ,waistcoat #gh ,knitted ditto #gi ,warm ,tippet #hj ,night ,cap #hb ,ditto #hc ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool sleeve #hd ,cephaline ib4 ,diamond ,knitting #he ,another ditto #hg ,small ,feather ,pattern #hi ,double ,eyelet ,knitting ib4 ,gouty ,shoes #ij ,to ,increase and ,decrease in ,double ,knitting #ia ,double ,knitted ,soles #ib ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ,boot #ic ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ,cap #id ,ditto ,hat ib4 ,ditto ,stockings #ie ,ditto ,gaiters #ig ,ditto ,spencer ib4 ,ditto ,stays #ii ,ditto ,socks #aja ,netted ,curtain #ajc ,brioche ib4 ,a ,blanket #aje ,blanket in strips ib4 ,netted ,lace #ajf ,puff ,netting #ajg ,a ,cool ,night-cap ib4 ,suspenders #ajh ,parisian ,net ,knitting #aaj ,diamond ,knitting #aab ,four ,patterns for ,doyleys1 c4 #aac ,mazaniello ,cap #aae ,muff #aag ,ditto #aai ,terms used in ,knitting #abj ,,the ,l,a,d,i,e,sa,euro7,,tm7 ,,knitting ,,and ,,netting ,,book4 ,,second ,,series4 ,gentlemena,euro7,,tm7s ,knitted ,gloves4 ,four needles ,no4 #ae1 and fine ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool4 ,cast on #hh stitches1 #bh on each of #b needles1 and #cb on the #crd1 knit round1 knitting and ribbing #d stitches alternately2 when you have done about one inch1 continue with plain knitting#b-99 until your glove is long enough to begin increasing for the thumb1 which is done by knitting twice in one stitch 7that is1 when you have knitted the stitch1 knit it again at the back before you slip it off the needle17 in the middle of a needle4 ,knit a plain round2 then increase twice in every other round before and after the last increase2 continue this until you have stitches enough for the thumb 7about #bi72 take all the stitches except those for the thumb1 on two other needles2 divide the stitches for the thumb on #c of your #d needles and knit round1 decreasing gradually at the join towards the end2 take the remaining stitches1 about #i1 on a worsted needle and sew it up4 ,divide the stitches for the hand again on your needles1 taking up #e stitches at the bottom of the thumb for the gusset2 knit two rounds2 in the next three rounds decrease #c stitches of the gusset3 knit plain until the glove is long enough to begin the fingers2 begin with the first finger1 which will require #bg stitches1 decrease as you may think fit at the end of the finger4 ,this will leave #be1 #bc1 and #ba stitches for the #c succeeding fingers4 ,when you have finished the first finger1 you must take up #d stitches at the bottom for a gusset1 these may be decreased or not according to the size required4 #b-99 ,if you wish to make a seam on the outside of the glove1 or a pattern down the back1 it may be done by purling one or more stitches4 ,netted ,gloves4 ,the mesh to net these gloves should be ,no4 #ad1 and the netting silk fine4 ,begin on a round foundation of #ej stitches2 net #f rounds1 net #a round1 putting the silk twice round the mesh1 this is to make a place to run the ribbon in2 net #f rounds1 then begin to increase for the thumb by netting twice in one stitch1 net one stitch1 net twice in the next stitch3 continue to increase in the same manner every other round1 before and after where you increased last1 until you have #ai 7or #ba for rather a large size7 stitches for the thumb2 net one round1 then net the stitches for the thumb round1 when you have done #a round decrease once in every round at the join for #d or #e rounds2 net until the thumb is long enough and in the last round take #b stitches in #a and sew up the end3 7the fingers are finished in the same way47 ,fasten on your silk at the bottom of the thumb1 and net #d extra stitches for a gusset2 net #e rounds1 in the #fth decrease #b stitches of the #d2 net #aj or #ab rounds according to the size required4 ,now begin the first finger1 for which #af stitches are required1 net round and finish like the thumb2 the other fingers are done in the same way1 except that you must make a gusset of two stitches1 which are not to be decreased1 at the bottom of the finished finger1 this allows #ae stitches1 including the two of the gusset1 for the second finger1 #ad for the third1 and #ab for the fourth4 ,run a pattern on the back with flox silk4 ,feather ,gloves4 ,four needles ,no4 #ai1 and very fine cotton are required4 ,cast #fd stitches on #a needle1 and #ch on each of the other two3 knit round1 knitting and ribbing #e stitches alternately until you have half an inch4 ,then knit a round1 putting the cotton round the needle1 and knitting #b stitches taken together1 this is to make a runner for the ribbon4 ,knit #c rounds plain4 ,knit the stitches of the first needle plain and begin the feather pattern for the back with the second needle1 bring the cotton forward knit a stitch1 repeat this twice1 decrease by knitting #b stitches taken together #c times1 knit #a stitch1 which is the centre stitch of the pattern1 decrease #c times1 increase #c times1 and repeat these #ai stitches until you come to the needle with #fd stitches1 which is always plain knitting4 ,knit #c rounds4 ,repeat these #d rounds until the glove is long enough to begin to increase for the thumb3 after the #c plain rounds1 knit #a stitch1 increase #a by taking up a stitch between #b stitches1 knit #a1 increase #a3 continue to increase in the same manner before and after the last increase1 every other round1 continuing the pattern on the #b needles as before4 ,when you have #i stitches for the thumb1 and have knitted the round without increasing1 knit a stitch1 bring the cotton forward1 knit a stitch1 knit #b stitches taken together1 knit a stitch 7this is to be the centre stitch of the thumb71 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit a stitch1 knit #a stitch1 increase as before4 ,when you have knitted the #c rounds1 increasing as usual1 on the #ast needle1 knit #a stitch1 increase #a1 bring the cotton forward1 knit a stitch1 repeat this1 decrease twice1 knit the centre stitch1 decrease twice1 increase twice1 increase the stitch for the thumb4 ,in the next round of the holes of the pattern you will have #ag stitches for the thumb3 increase as usual1 knit #b stitches1 increase twice1 decrease twice2 knit the centre stitch1 decrease twice1 increase twice1 knit #b1 increase #a4 ,in future you will have stitches enough to make the pattern down the thumb like the pattern at the back1 which is to be done with the #ai middle stitches of the thumb1 the rest on either side are to be knitted plain3 when you have increased #de stitches and knitted #a round1 take all the other stitches on #b other needles1 and knit the thumb round1 gradually decreasing a few stitches at the join4 ,when the thumb is finished take the stitches for the hand on your needles as before1 take up #e stitches for the gusset at the bottom of the thumb1 and continue knitting as before1 7on the third needle you will have an odd stitch1 which belongs to the #ast needle1 it will prevent any mistake if you pass it on to the #ast needle72 after doing a few rounds1 decrease the gusset stitches until you have #fd stitches on the #ast needle3 continue the pattern as before1 and when the glove is long enough1 begin the #ast finger with the first plain #bj stitches and the opposite #ai2 knit round1 continuing the pattern down the outside of the finger3 when you have done this finger1 take up #d stitches for the gusset at the bottom of the #ast finger1#h-99 #af plain stitches1 and #ai of the pattern4 ,the other #b fingers are done in the same manner3 #ad plain stitches1 #ai of the pattern1 for the third finger1 and #ab plain stitches and #ai of the pattern for the #dth finger1 these numbers do not include the gusset stitches4 ,when finished1 sew a piece of lace round the top1 and run a narrow ribbon in the holes4 #h-99 ,these stitches may be decreased again or not4 ,plain open ,mittens4 ,begin on a round foundation of #cj or #cd stitches1 with a mesh ,no4 #ad1 and moderately fine silk4 ,net #f rounds1 net #a round with the silk twice round the mesh1 7for the ribbon to run in17 and #f rounds with it once round the mesh2 in the next round1 net #ad stitches1 increase #a stitch in both the following stitches1 complete the round1 and net #b rounds without increase4 ,increase again in the next round before and after the stitches in which you increased before2 net #b rounds4 ,continue to increase #b stitches every #crd round until you have increased #g times on each side1 7to make the thumb fit nicely1 the increase stitches should be made over each other for the last #c times47 ,net #a round and the #ad thumb stitches4 ,net the thumb round for a round or two1 and decrease by netting #b together1 if necessary1 until the thumb fits tight2 when it is nearly long enough net #a round1 #b stitches in every stitch twice round the mesh2 #a round1 taking the #b stitches together1 on a finer mesh1 and #b rounds on the fine mesh to finish4 ,cut off the silk1 and fasten it on at one side of the thumb1 make #b stitches on each side and continue to net until the mitten is long enough4 ,finish the hand in the same way in which the thumb was finished4 ,if it be thought an improvement1 the #d last rows can be repeated at the wrist1 or a lace sewn on to finish it4 ,another plain ,mitten4 ,on a smaller mesh than the preceding4 ,begin with a foundation of #ci stitches1 net #c rows with the silk once round the mesh1 #a row with it twice round the mesh1 and #c more rows with it once4 ,now begin to net rounds instead of rows1 by netting the last stitch of the row to the first4 ,net #i rounds4 ,net #f stitches1 increase #a in the #gth1 finish the round4 ,in the next round increase a stitch on each side of the stitch added last round1 finish the round and net another round without increase4 ,increase outside the last additional stitches every other round until you have #g additional stitches4 ,net a plain round4 ,next round1 increase within the additional stitches2 a plain round4 ,increase a second time within the last increase2 net #c plain rounds2 continue to net until you come to the stitch over the last added stitch1 net this to the corresponding stitch on the other side of the thumb1 net round the thumb 7decreasing to make it fit properly7 until it is nearly long enough3 finish it by netting #a round with double silk twice1 and #c rounds with single silk once1 round the mesh4 ,to finish the hand1 fasten on the silk at the side of the thumb1 make #b additional stitches on each side1 7if after #b rows you decrease these #d stitches to #b the thumb will set better71 and net until the mitten is nearly long enough1 then repeat twice the #d rounds with which the thumb is finished2 the last round should be done on rather a finer mesh4 ,annet ,mittens4 ,begin with #fj stitches4 ,net #d rows2 then net #a row with the silk twice round the mesh1 #b rows with it once round the mesh1 and begin to net rounds instead of rows4 ,in the #ast round1 every stitch has the silk passed twice round the mesh4 #bnd round1 pull the #ast stitch through the #bnd 7from the back71 net it1 pull the #bnd stitch through the middle of the #ast1 net it 7taking care not to twist it71 pull the #crd through the #dth1 net it1 pull the #dth through the middle of the #crd1 net it1 repeat these stitches until the round is completed4 ,net #a round passing the silk twice round the mesh4 ,in the next round1 which is like the second1 care must be taken that the thick part comes over the open part in the last pattern4 ,in the round which follows1 net #aa stitches twice round the mesh1 increase #b stitches in the #abth1 net #e1 and increase #b stitches in the #fth4 7,all the stitches in this round have the silk passed twice round the mesh47 ,the next round is like the #bnd4 ,net #a round twice round the mesh2 then #a like the #bnd4 ,repeat both these rounds4 ,net a round passing the silk twice round the mesh1 increasing #b stitches on each side2 these additional stitches should be #d further back than the last were1 so as to leave a row of open stitches slanting from the #ast to the #bnd4 ,net #d rounds as before4 ,increase again4 ,net #d rounds more1 and increase #b stitches on each side over the last additional stitches4 ,net #c rounds1 and proceed to make the thumb as directed in the last pattern4 ,when the thumb is nearly long enough1 net #a round twice round the mesh1 #b stitches in each stitch4 ,in the next round net the #b stitches as #a1 and finish with #e plain rounds1 for the last of which use a very small mesh4 ,to complete the hand fasten on the silk at the side of the thumb1 make #b stitches on each side1 net the alternate rounds1 and finish the hand like the thumb4 ,honey-comb ,mittens4 ,mesh ,no4 #ag1 foundation #df or #dh stitches4 ,net #c rows4 ,net #a row1 putting the silk twice round the mesh2 #b rows once round the mesh2 then begin netting in rounds4 #ast round1 for every stitch put the silk twice round the mesh4 #bnd round1 7each stitch once round the mesh17 net the #bnd stitch first half turning it2 then net the #ast stitch plain4 ,net the #dth stitch half turning it1 then net the #crd plain1 and finish the round in the same manner4 ,every alternate repetition of the pattern you must plain net #a stitch before beginning the pattern1 so as to bring the thick stitch over the open one4 ,net a plain round1 and begin again with the #ast4 ,the same pattern is continued throughout the mitten1 but for brevity the number of rounds only is given4 ,when #f rounds are done1 net #aj stitches increase #b in the #aath1 net #c1 and increase #b more in the #dth4 ,net #b rounds1 and increase again #b stitches in the stitch which would have been over the #ast stitch in which you increased1 7had you not increased17 net #g and increase #b more4 ,net #b rounds1 and in the next round increase again #b stitches on each side of the thumb4 ,net #b rounds1 and increase a #dth time2 net #b rounds1 and then net the first and last stitches of the thumb together4 ,decrease if necessary1 and when the thumb is nearly long enough1 finish with double silk1 #a round twice round the mesh1 #a round once round1 #a round twice round1 and #b once round the mesh4 ,fasten on the silk at the bottom of the thumb1 add #a stitch on each side1 and net the alternate rounds of the pattern until the mitten is long enough to be finished like the thumb4 ,matrimony ,mittens4 ,the increase and diminution are precisely the same as in the last mitten2 the increase stitches are made in the plain knitted rounds4 ,as this stitch is given for a purse1 it is not necessary to repeat it4 ,the mitten must be netted on a foundation of #dh or #ej stitches4 ,note4--,it will be observed that the last patterns for mittens1 begin with rows instead of rounds1 this is to prevent the necessity of untieing the ribbon every time the mitten is taken off3 a button is fastened to one side of the opening and a loop is made on the other4 ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ,mittens4 ,this mitten is made open1 and when finished is sewn up4 ,begin on a foundation of #ec stitches1 and with a mesh a quarter of an inch wide4 ,net #d rows4 ,net #a row with silk1 on a mesh half the size of the #ast4 ,net #b rows with lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool on the #ast mesh4 #a row with silk on the #bnd4 ,repeat these rows of lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool and silk #d times3 then in the middle of the row1 net #ac stitches of wool on the large mesh1 and net the same back again4 ,net #a row of silk1 #b of lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 #a of silk1 these stitches form the thumb4 ,begin again on the hand part of the mitten3 net #b rows of lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool 7leaving out the #ac thumb stitches71 #a row of silk1 #b rows of lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 #a of silk1 #b of lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 and #a of silk4 ,all the rows of lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are netted on the large mesh2 all those of silk on the small mesh4 ,sew up the thumb and hand1 and run a ribbon in at the top of the first row of silk4 ,this mitten may be made of one1 two1 or three colours4 ,mitten in ,round ,netting4 ,begin on a round foundation of #dd stitches1 with a mesh ,no4 #ad4 ,pass the needle under the silk every stitch1 as directed1 in round netting for a purse1 throughout the mitten4 ,net #d rounds4 #a round twice round the mesh4 #b rounds once round the mesh1 increase a stitch1 taking care to take the left hand side of the stitch as that by the twist you give the silk will be nearer the right side of the stitch2 net #b stitches1 increasing in the last4 ,net two rounds4 ,increase #b stitches in the third round1 7the increase stitches are one before and one after the stitches which are over those in which the increase was made last time72 increase in the same way #e times1 netting #b rounds between each increase4 ,increase over the last added stitches #c times1 and net several rounds until the mitten is long enough for the thumb stitches to be joined together4 ,join the first and last stitches over the last added stitches1 and net round1 decreasing occasionally to make the thumb fit4 ,when the thumb is long enough1 cut off the silk and fasten it on at the bottom2 increase #d stitches1 7#b on each side7 and net round until the hand part of the mitten is long enough4 ,if desired1 the hand and thumb may be finished with a narrow lace1 or a round of plain netting1 #b stitches in each stitch1 which in the next round are netted as one stitch1 on a small mesh4 ,mittens4 ,with a leaf wreath round the top4 ,four needles ,no4 #af1 and two different coloured silks are required1 for instance brown and blue4 ,cast #cj stitches on each of #c needles with the brown silk and rib one round4 ,rib #a stitch with the blue silk1 knit #d with the brown1 knit #b stitches bringing the silk forward between each1 knit #c stitches1 repeat these stitches all round4 ,rib #a stitch with the blue1 with the brown knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #g1 knit #b taken together1 repeat all round and continue these #b rounds alternately until #e rounds of holes appear4 ,knit a plain round of brown2 knit #b plain rounds of blue and increase #b stitches on each needle4 ,knit #d blue stitches and #d brown stitches alternately1 round4 ,knit #a brown stitch1 knit #d blue1 #d brown2 repeat the last #h stitches1 round4 ,knit #b brown stitches1 #d blue1 #d brown2 repeat the last #h stitches round4 ,knit #c brown stitches1 #d blue1 #d brown2 repeat the last #h stitches round4 ,knit #a round1 blue1 #a round1 brown1 #a round1 blue4 ,make the other half of the wreath the same reversed4 ,knit #b blue rounds1 #a brown round1 in the last #b rounds decrease to #bh stitches on each needle4 ,bring the blue silk forward1 knit #b stitches taken together1 repeat this all round4 ,knit #a plain round4 ,repeat the last #b rounds until #ah or #bj rounds of holes appear2 then with a spare needle take off #ad stitches for the thumb2 cast #ad stitches on the right hand needle1 and continue the pattern as before until you have #ad rounds of holes above the thumb4 ,knit the wreath as before and finish with a brown round4 ,take up the #ad stitches for the thumb1 knit about #ad rounds of holes1 and finish with a brown round4 ,feather ,mits4 ,these mits are very nice and warm to draw over long gloves in going to evening parties4 ,four needles1 ,no4 #ac1 and ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are required2 the wool should be knitted in shades of either half or a whole skein of wool4 ,cast #ch stitches on one1 and #ai on each of the #b other needles4 ,knit a plain round4 ,bring the wool forward1 knit #a stitch1 repeat this twice2 decrease1 taking #b stitches together #c times2 knit #a stitch1 this is the centre stitch of the pattern1 and is always plain knitting2 decrease #c times2 increase #c times2 repeat these #ai stitches all round4 ,plain knit #c rounds4 ,these #d rounds repeated form the pattern4 ,cuffs1 ,peacock ,stitch4 ,four needles ,no4 #bj1 and lace thread or very fine cotton are required4 ,cast #cb stitches on each of #c needles4 ,purl #c stitches1 knit #c stitches1 bring the thread forward1 knit #h stitches1 bringing the thread forward between each1 knit #b stitches1 repeat these stitches round4 #bnd round4 ,purl #c stitches1 pass the thread back1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit plain until within #b stitches of the purl1 knit them taken together1 repeat all round4 ,repeat this last round until you have only #ae stitches before and after the purled stitches4 ,purl #c stitches pass the thread back1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit #b stitches1 bring the thread forward1 and knit #h stitches bringing the thread forward between each1 knit #a stitch1 knit #b taken together1 repeat this for the round2 then begin again at the #bnd round4 ,when the cuff is long enough cast off and sew a bit of lace at each edge4 ,netted ,cuffs4 ,four skeins of colored lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool and #f of white2 a steel pin ,no4 #ad1 a flat wooden mesh #a_/b an inch wide1 and a foundation of #abj stitches1 are required4 ,net #b rows of colored lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool with the steel pin2 #a row with white lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool and the large mesh2 then #a row with the colored1 netting #b white stitches in one1 which reduces the stitches to half the number2 net another row of colored wool1 #a of white1 #b of colored1 c41 until there are #g rows of white1 besides the first1 with #b rows of colored between each4 ,net #b rows of colored1 #a of white1 netting #b stitches in every colored one1 and finish with #b rows of colored4 ,sew it up1 double it and run in a ribbon4 ,this forms a very warm and pretty cuff to wear over the sleeve4 ,the white rows are netted on the wide mesh1 the colored on the small mesh4 ,warm ,cuffs4 ,two needles are required4 ,cast on any number of stitches according to the size of your needles2 knit #ab rows plain2 knit #a row putting the wool twice round the needle2 rib a row1 putting the wool twice round the needle2 repeat the last #b rows until you have about a quarter of a yard1 and finish by knitting #ab rows as at first4 ,sew it up and fold the top and bottom together4 ,muffatees4 ,four needles ,no4 #ag1 and fine ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are required4 ,cast #bd stitches on each of #c needles1 knit round1 knitting and ribbing #c alternate stitches varying the color at pleasure3 when the muffatee is about six inches long1 begin double knitting#bd-99 on coarser needles2 when you have knitted about #b inches1 knit #f plain rows and cast off2 sew up the part that is in double knitting4 #bd-99 ,double knitting4 ,begin with the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 pass the wool back1 knit a stitch1 continue to repeat these #b stitches4 ,double knitting cannot be done round4 ,muffatees4 ,two middling sized ivory needles and rather fine wool1 the color may be varied at pleasure4 ,cast on #dj stitches1 knit #d rows2 rib #a row2 continue to repeat these rows1 reckoning the cast on row as one2 when the muffatee is long enough cast off and sew it up4 ,these muffatees are very pretty1 made on fine needles with ,german wool4 ,gentlemena,euro7,,tm7s ,muffatees4 ,two needles ,no4 #ad1 #d skeins of colored ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool and #d of white4 ,cast on #ed stitches2 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 and knit #b stitches taken together2 repeat the same to the end of the row2 every row is the same2 knit up #a skein of colored wool1 #b of white1 and finish the muffatee with #a skein of colored wool2 sew it up4 ,these muffatees are also very nice for ladies1 to be worn outside the sleeve in very cold weather3 they are then knitted with coarse lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 the first part done on large needles1 the centre on smaller1 and the remainder on the large needles again4 ,cushion ,cover4 ,this requires #d needles ,no4 #af1 and moderately fine cotton or ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 white or colored1 according to fancy4 ,cast #ajj stitches on each of #b needles1 and #aja on the #crd2 with your #dth needle knit the #bnd stitch1 drawing it over the first2 knit the #ast stitch1 7which will thus stand #bnd72 knit the #dth stitch1 then the #crd1 the #fth1 and #eth1 and continue the same all round1 when you will find an odd stitch at the end of your needle1 slip this stitch on to the next needle1 and continue the pattern as before4 ,you will now find an odd stitch at the end of each needle1 which you must always slip on to the next needle4 ,when you have knitted as much as1 when laid flat1 will make a square1 knit or sew up one end1 slip in the cushion1 sew up the other end1 and surround it with a cord or fringe4 ,sofa ,pillow ,cover4 ,four ,needles ,no4 #aa4 ,cast #gd stitches on each of #c needles2 knit #a round with the thread twice round the needle2 in the #bnd round begin by knitting the #bnd stitch1 slipping it over the #ast2 knit the #ast2 knit the #dth and #crd stitches1 #fth and #eth1 and continue the same all round2 knit one round with the thread twice round the needle1 and repeat the #bnd round2 these two rounds form the pattern4 ,when your work is as long as it is wide1 7rather more than half a yard7 cast off1 and surround it with a cord or fringe4 ,striped ,cushion ,cover4 ,cast #ajj stitches on each of #c needles ,no4 #aa2 knit the #bnd stitch slipping it over the #ast2 knit the #ast1 knit the #dth before the #crd1 the #fth before the #eth1 and continue the same all round4 ,every round is the same4 ,knitted ,mat with ,fringe4 ,four needles ,no4 #ad1 and rather stout lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool4 ,cast #b stitches on each of #c needles2 knit #b rounds2 increase by bringing the wool forward before every stitch every #crd round1 until you have #af on each needle2 knit #b rounds2 purl #b rounds2 knit #a round1 increasing 7as before7 with every #crd stitch2 knit #d rounds2 knit #a round increasing every #crd stitch2 knit #d rounds2 knit #a round increasing every #crd stitch2 knit #c rounds2 purl #a round2 knit #a round2 purl #a round2 knit #a round2 purl #a round2 knit #a round4 ,take the wool with which you mean to make your fringe and cut it into lengths 7you will require as many pieces as you have stitches in a round7 about #c-a_/b inches long4 ,fold the two ends of one of the lengths together and loop in on the needle with which you are about to begin to knit1 put the needle through the #ast stitch1 hold the piece of fringe with the third finger of the left hand1 and knit the stitch1 by which you fix the bit of fringe2 loop on another piece1 place it under the third finger of the left hand and knit the stitch2 continue the same all round2 in the next round knit each piece of fringe with the adjoining stitch1 all round1 and cast off4 ,turn to the back of your mat and pick up the stitches of the round before that in which you looped on the fringe2 knit #a round1 purl #a round1 knit #a round1 purl #a round1 knit #a round1 and cast off4 ,cut a round piece of card the size of the mat1 cover it with green baize or colored paper1 and sew the edge which is under the fringe firmly to the edge of the card all round4 ,netted ,mat4 ,to put between plates4 ,this mat is netted round4 ,the mesh should be about a #a_/d of an inch wide4 ,net #fj stitches putting the cotton twice round the mesh2 net #bd rounds with the cotton once round the mesh1 then #a round twice round the mesh2 thread the stitches of this and the first round together1 and tie it tight1 7this is the centre74 ,thread the needle with double cotton2 and with a much wider mesh net a round1 passing the needle through by the knots of the #acth round for a fringe4 ,the color can be varied at pleasure4 ,knitted ,vase ,mat4 ,two needles ,no4 #ad4 ,this mat is to be knitted in two colors1 7violet and maize are very pretty74 ,cast on #c stitches1 increase #b every row until you have #ae2 knit #b rows plain1 and decrease #a stitch in every other row1 to a point4 ,knit #c pieces of each color1 sew them together with the points in the centre1 and surround the mat with a fringe4 7,no4 #f of the former vol47 ,table ,mats4 ,these mats are knitted in #f pieces1 #b side pieces and #d end pieces4 ,side piece4 ,cast on #bj stitches1 knit #ah1 turn your work1 slip #a of the #b stitches on the right-hand needle upon the other needle1 pass the cotton back1 and replace the stitch as it was before1 7this must be repeated every time you return without knitting the whole row1 to prevent a hole72 knit the #ah stitches back again2 in the next row knit #af and return1 and continue to knit #b stitches less each time until you knit only #b2 then knit #d1 and continue to add #b to the number each turn1 until you knit #ah and back again2 cast off4 ,end piece4 ,cast on #bj stitches2 knit #c stitches1 increase #a1 knit to within #b of the end and return2 knit #c1 increase #a1 knit to within #d of the end and return2 continue to increase in every #dth stitch and to leave #b more at the end each turn until you have #cb stitches left behind and only #d knitted2 then continue to knit #b more stitches each time1 without increasing any more until only #b are left behind2 cast off4 ,join these pieces together with the points meeting in the centre1 and surround the mat with a fringe4 ,the size may be altered by varying the size of the needles1 and round mats may be made with #f of the side pieces4 ,table ,mat4 ,in one piece4 ,cast on #c stitches1 and increase #b in every row until you have #ba2 increase #b stitches in every #dth row until you have #bi stitches2 increase #a stitch in every #dth row until you have #cb stitches2 knit #h rows2 this makes half the mat4 ,knit the other half to correspond1 decreasing where you before increased4 ,surround it with a fringe4 ,the size can be altered by varying the size of the pins4 ,napkin ,ring4 ,this ring must be made of string1 or stout cord1 and with rather fine pins4 ,cast #ab stitches on each of #c needles2 knit #d rounds2 rib #d rounds2 knit #c rounds1 and cast off rather tight4 ,a ,pence ,purse1 or ,jug4 ,five needles ,no4 #ag1 and #b skeins of ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool of different colors1 are required4 ,begin with the handle3 cast on #d stitches and knit backwards and forwards1 in common knitting1 until it is an inch and a half long2 loop #f stitches on the same needle1 #bf on the second1 and #aj on the third1 7the #eth needle is not required yet74 ,knit off the #ast needle1 knitting #b and ribbing #b stitches alternately2 with the #bnd needle rib #b1 knit #b1 rib #b1 pass the wool back1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit the succeeding stitches plain until within #g of the end2 then knit #b taken together1 knit #a1 rib #b1 knit #b2 on the next needle rib #b and knit #b alternately2 continue to repeat this round until you have only #ab stitches on the #bnd needle1 and you will find you have made the spout4 ,knit #c rounds1 ribbing #b and knitting #b alternately2 take the other color and knit #e rounds in the same manner1 then #c rounds with the first color1 #e with the second2 #a round of plain knitting with the first color1 #c rounds ribbed1 #a plain round making a stitch between every #b stitches2 #c rounds ribbed with the second color1 knit a plain round2 in the next #b rounds1 bring the wool forward and knit #b stitches together4 ,with the first color1 knit #a plain round and #c ribbed2 repeat the last #g rounds4 ,now divide the stitches on #d needles1 7there should be #ab on each17 begin plain knitting1 decreasing #a stitch on each needle2 continue the same for #e rounds1 decreasing alternately at the beginning1 middle1 and end of each needle2 knit #c rounds1 decreasing as you think necessary to keep it a good round shape2 divide the stitches on #c needles1 knit a plain round1 rib #c rounds without decreasing4 ,begin again to decrease1 and continue to do so1 until you have only #c stitches on each needle2 fasten off with a worsted needle1 and sew down the handle4 ,bouquetier4 ,no4 #a4 ,you will require #e needles ,no4 #ad1 and two knots of silver twist4 ,cast #f stitches on each of #c needles2 knit #a round2 in the second round knit and rib #c stitches alternately1 and continue the same for #dd or #dh rounds4 ,plain knit #a round1 bring the thread forward1 7thus increasing by a loop stitch71 knit #c stitches2 bring the thread forward1 knit #c2 and continue the same all round4 ,knit #b plain rounds4 ,in the next round bring the thread forward at the beginning and in the middle of each needle1 thus increasing #f stitches in the round4 ,knit #b rounds plain1 continue to increase in the same manner 7#f stitches every #crd round7 until you have #af stitches on each needle4 ,knit #h stitches1 with the #eth needle rib the same stitches back again1 and continue to knit and rib alternate rows1 decreasing to a point by taking #b stitches together in the centre of #b rows out of #c4 ,finish the other #e leaves in the same manner4 ,bouquetier4 ,no4 #b4 ,four needles ,no4 #ad4 ,cast #f stitches on each of #c needles4 ,knit and rib #c stitches alternately for #dh rounds4 ,then knit and rib alternate rounds1 increasing #b stitches every round where it will be least observed1 until you have #dj stitches in the round2 turn and knit back again2 knit backwards and forwards1 decreasing #a stitch at the beginning and #a stitch at the end of every row1 7for you will perceive those which were rounds have become rows7 until the bouquetier ends in a point4 ,tidy ,basket4 ,seven of each needles1 ,no4 #af1 #ad1 and #ab4 ,cast #b stitches on each of #d needles1 ,no4 #af2 knit round1 increasing #d stitches in each round1 until you have #i stitches on each needle2 divide your stitches on #f needles1 and purl #c rounds2 knit #c rounds1 increasing #c times in each of the #b first rounds1 and #f times in the third4 ,alternately knit and purl #b stitches for #c rounds2 repeat the same #c rounds with the larger needles1 ,no4 #ad2 and #c rounds more with the largest1 ,no4 #ab4 ,knit #a round plain1 and cast off #bj stitches2 knit #d stitches1 cast off another #bj1 and knit the remaining #d for the handle1 until it is nearly #c inches long2 then knit it to the #d stitches which were left on the opposite side of the basket4 ,cover a round bit of card with paper1 the color of the basket1 and fasten it to the bottom on the inside4 ,ladder ,stitch ,bag4 ,two needles ,no4 #ab4 ,cast on #ej stitches4 ,second row1 knit and rib #b stitches alternately2 and in the #crd row1 knit and rib the same stitches3 in the #b following rows reverse the knitting and ribbing2 continue this pattern for #ab rows1 and also for #aj stitches at the beginning and end of each row1 to form a border all round4 ,plain knit #a row 7between the borders74 ,in the next row1 7after the #aj stitches7 knit the #bnd stitch1 pulling it over the #ast2 knit the #ast2 knit the #dth and #crd1 #fth and #eth2 continue the same to the end of the row3 every row is alike4 ,continue this pattern until the bag is nearly long enough4 ,add a border as at first1 and make the other side to correspond4 ,knit or sew up the sides1 and run a ribbon round the top4 ,crossed ,stitch ,bag4 ,two needles ,no4 #ab4 ,cast on #ej stitches4 ,knit one row with the cotton twice round the needle1 and in the next row1 knit the #bnd stitch1 slipping it over the #ast2 knit the #ast1 then the #dth and #crd1 #fth and #eth1 and continue the same to the end of the row4 ,begin again at the row twice round the needle4 ,when you have knitted enough for the bag1 cast off1 and sew up the sides4 ,netted ,bag4 ,to hold the ball when knitting4 ,these bags are plain netted1 and the size of the foundation must of course vary according to the size you wish to have your bag4 ,they are very pretty netted with very narrow ribbon in different colors4 ,the mesh should be rather wide2 when the bag is half deep enough1 net in a ring1 7either brass or whalebone71 then net on until the bag is sufficiently long4 ,fringe4 ,cast on #ab stitches2 knit #f stitches plain1 bring the wool forward1 knit #b stitches taken together1 bring the wool forward1 knit #b taken together1 bring the wool forward1 knit #b together4 #bnd row1 begin with the wool forward1 knit #b stitches together1 repeat this twice and knit the remaining #f plain2 continue these #b rows until the fringe is the length required1 then cast off the #f stitches for the head and unravel the #f stitches of plain knitting4 ,netted ,fringe4 ,to go round a bag4 ,net #cjj stitches on a mesh #a_/b an inch wide4 ,take a smaller mesh1 7,no4 #ae17 and net a row taking #c stitches in #a4 ,net a plain row4 ,net a row1 putting the silk twice round the mesh4 ,net #c rows once round the mesh4 ,take a rather larger mesh and net one row1 which finishes the fringe4 ,cut it off of the foundation4 ,scarf ,fringe4 ,to be knitted in coarse gold colored flox silk4 ,cast on #ab stitches4 #ast row1 bring the silk forward and knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #b stitches1 bring the silk forward and knit #b taken together1 knit #f stitches4 #bnd row1 knit #h stitches1 bring the silk forward1 knit #b taken together1 knit #b stitches1 repeat these #b rows until you have a sufficient length for the end of a scarf1 cast off #f stitches1 and unravel those that were plain knitted4 ,fringe4 ,cast on #i stitches2 slip #a stitch1 knit #b1 bring the cotton forward and knit #b taken together1 knit #a1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #b taken together1 knit the last4 ,every row is alike4 ,when you have done a sufficient length cast off #e stitches1 and leave #d to unravel for the fringe4 ,rug ,fringe4 ,two knitting needles ,no4 #aa1 a ball of coarse knitting cotton1 and some yarn or coarse wool are required4 ,cut the yarn into lengths of about two inches4 ,cast on #cj stitches with the cotton1 knit #b stitches1 take #b bits of yarn1 fold the ends together and loop them towards you1 on your right hand needle1 knit a stitch2 loop on the yarn after every stitch until within #b stitches of the end of the row1 which knit4 ,the back row is plain knitting1 being careful to knit the yarn with the stitch4 ,repeat these two rows4 ,carriage ,rug4 ,two needles ,no4 #ab1 a ball of coarse cotton or fine string1 and some coarse yarn cut into lengths of about two inches4 ,with the ball cast on #dj stitches1 and knit #a row4 ,knit #a stitch1 place #a piece of the yarn between the needles so that one end be on each side2 knit #a stitch1 pass the end of the yarn which is towards you between the needles1 knit #a stitch1 repeat the same to within #b stitches of the end and knit them plain2 knit #a plain row4 #crd row1 knit #b stitches before you put on the yarn1 which will leave you #a stitch at the end of the row2 this altering the yarn stitch makes the mat look thicker4 ,when the strip is as long as you wish the rug to be1 cast off and begin another4 ,when the strips are sewed together and lined1 this makes a very warm mat4 ,striped ,purse4 ,mesh ,no4 #ag2 foundation #gb stitches wide4 ,net #d plain rows2 net #a row putting the silk twice round the mesh2 in the next row net the #bnd stitch first1 7in netting it half turn it71 then net the #ast in the same way2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 ,net #c plain rows4 ,net #a row putting the silk twice round the mesh1 then a row netting the #bnd stitch first1 and so on until the purse is wide enough4 ,n4,b4 ,this purse is very pretty with only #b small rows instead of #d1 and netted in shades of different colors4 ,chequered ,purse4 ,mesh ,no4 #ag1 and as many needles as you wish to have squares4 ,net #f stitches in pink silk backwards and forwards for #ab rows2 net #f stitches of brown silk1 beginning at the distance of #f stitches from the pink2 pass the brown silk through the loop of the pink1 and when the rows form alternate squares of pink and brown1 begin with the pink over the brown1 and the brown over the pink4 ,purse in ,round ,netting4 ,mesh ,no4 #ad2 a foundation #gb stitches wide4 ,every row is alike4 ,after the needle has been drawn through the stitch 7as in common netting71 before pulling the stitch tight1 it is passed under that part of the silk which goes through the stitch4 ,matrimony4--,for a ,purse4 ,mesh ,no4 #ae1 and a foundation of #fj or #gj stitches4 ,net #a row4 #bnd row1 net the #bnd stitch first then net the first1 passing the needle through the second as well as the first1 to join them together2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 #crd row1 plain netting4 #dth row1 net a stitch1 miss a stitch1 net the next1 then net the stitch you missed1 passing the needle through the last stitch1 7it will be seen that the object in netting a stitch before beginning the pattern is to prevent the joined stitches being over each other72 repeat the #b last stitches to the end of the row1 netting the last stitch4 ,another4 ,begin on a foundation of #fj stitches1 with a mesh ,no4 #ae4 ,net a row1 passing the silk twice round the mesh4 #bnd row1 7once round the mesh17 net the #bnd stitch first1 half turning it1 then net the other plain1 net the #dth1 half turning it1 then the #crd plain1 repeat these stitches until the row is finished4 ,begin again with the #ast row4 ,annet ,purse4 ,mesh ,no4 #ag1 and foundation of #fj stitches4 ,net the #ast row1 passing the silk twice round the mesh every stitch4 #bnd row1 pull the #ast stitch through the #bnd from the back1 net it2 pull the #bnd stitch through the middle of the #ast1 7taking care not to twist it71 net it2 pull the #crd through the #dth1 net it2 pull the #dth through the middle of the #crd1 net it2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 ,begin again with the #ast row1 netting #a stitch plain before beginning the pattern4 ,honey-comb ,purse4 ,on a foundation of #fj stitches4 ,net #a plain row4 #bnd row1 pass the #bnd stitch through the #ast1 net it1 7in netting it give it a twist so as to half turn it72 net the #ast2 pass the #dth through the #crd 7half turning it7 and net it2 net the #crd2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 ,begin again with the first row4 ,next row net the #ast stitch plain before beginning the pattern4 ,another ,honey-comb4 ,on a foundation of #fj stitches4 ,net #a row passing the silk twice round the mesh4 #bnd row2 put the side of the #bnd stitch which is nearest the #ast over it1 draw it quite through so as to twist the #b stitches together1 half turn and net it1 net the first2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 ,next row begin again4 ,netted ,purse4 ,in two colors4 ,fill #b needles with #b colors which contrast well4 ,the purse should be #hj or #ij stitches wide4 ,fasten on both needles together and net alternate stitches with each1 reversing the colors every row4 ,except in this change of color1 every row is the same4 ,single ,diamond ,netting4 ,on a round foundation with mesh ,no4 #ah2 #hj stitches will make a purse four inches wide4 ,net #ast stitch with the silk twice round the mesh1 #bnd stitch once round1 #crd stitch twice round1 #dth stitch once round1 and so on alternately4 ,when the round is finished1 7it will finish by a stitch once round the mesh17 draw out the mesh1 put it in one of the long stitches and net the round2 every other stitch will be a loop stitch2 the round finishes with a loop stitch4 ,continue these alternate rounds until the purse is long enough for the opening to be begun2 then instead of netting round the purse1 turn back and net from side to side4 ,the #ast stitch in the #ast row is once round the mesh1 the #bnd twice1 the #crd once1 the #dth twice1 #eth once1 c4 ,in the #bnd row1 the first stitch has the silk passed twice round the mesh2 it is then taken at its full length and the row continued1 each alternate stitch being a loop stitch4 ,when the slit is long enough1 7after either #ad or #af rows17 begin to net round again4 ,if after #ad rows1 the #ast stitch in beginning to net round the purse will be once round the mesh4 ,treble ,diamond ,netting4 ,on a round foundation of #dj stitches1 and with a mesh ,no4 #ag or #ah4 ,net #b rounds plain4 ,begin the next round by putting the silk twice round the mesh for the #ast stitch1 net #c stitches1 with the silk once round the mesh2 repeat these #d stitches until the round is completed4 ,take out the mesh and put it in again at the full length of one of the long stitches2 net the following stitch1 7which will be a long one71 net the next a loop stitch1 then net the #b next close to the mesh and slip them off3 begin again with netting the long stitch1 the loop stitch1 the #b close to the mesh1 slip them off2 repeat these #d stitches to the end of the round1 finishing of course with #b stitches close to the mesh4 ,begin the next round with #b stitches close to the mesh1 #a loop stitch1 #a stitch close to the mesh1 7this stitch must always be slipped off the mesh before netting the next72 repeat these stitches to the end of the round4 ,next round net #c stitches close to the mesh1 #a loop stitch2 repeat these stitches to the end of the round4 ,begin again with the #ast round1 viz4--#a stitch with the silk twice round the mesh1 #c with the silk once round1 and proceed as directed until the purse is long enough to begin the opening1 which should be begun in a round after that in which you put the silk twice round the mesh for #a stitch1 and once round it for #c4 ,to make the opening3 for the #ast stitch pass the silk twice round the mesh1 take it out and put it in again at the full length of the #ast stitch1 net a stitch1 net a loop stitch1 net #b close to the mesh1 slip them off1 c4 as directed before4 ,when the slit is long enough1 begin to net in rounds instead of rows1 taking care to make the diamond stitches match4 ,knitted ,purse4 ,four needles are required4 ,cast on any number of stitches that will divide by #e4 #ast round2 bring the silk forward knit #a stitch1 bring the silk forward slip #a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit #b taken together1 repeat this all round4 #bnd round2 plain knitting4 #crd round1 is the same as the #ast4 #dth round plain knitting4 #eth round2 bring the silk forward1 knit #b stitches1 bring the silk forward slip a stitch1 knit #b taken together pull the slipped stitch over1 repeat the same all round4 #fth round plain knitting4 ,begin again4 ,stitches for ,purses4 ,no4 #a4 ,four needles are required4 ,cast #cj stitches on each of three needles4 ,knit a plain round4 ,in beginning the next round1 knit the #bnd stitch 7instead of the first17 knit the first2 knit the #dth1 then the #crd1 the #fth and #eth1 and continue the same until the purse is long enough4 ,no4 #b4 ,with #b needles4 ,cast on #fj or #hj stitches2 bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b stitches and pass the slipped stitch over the #b knitted ones2 repeat the same to the end of the row4 ,every row is alike4 ,no4 #c4 ,with #b needles4 ,cast on any number of stitches which will divide by #c2 bring the silk forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b stitches and pass the slipped stitch over the #b knitted2 bring the silk forward slip a stitch1 c4 to the end of the row4 ,knit a plain row and begin again4 ,no4 #d4 ,on #b needles4 ,bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b and pass the slipped stitch over the #b which are knitted1 repeat the same to the end of the row2 knit a plain row4 ,these #b rows form the pattern1 but in the #crd row you must commence by knitting #b stitches before beginning the pattern1 in order that the #ast of the #b knitted stitches may come over the hole1 and for the same purpose you must begin the #fth row by knitting #a stitch4 ,this purse is very pretty knitted in #b colors1 alternately #b rows of each4 ,no4 #e4 ,two needles4 ,cast on the desired number of stitches4 ,knit #a row taking #b stitches together4 #bnd row1 turn the thread round the needle to make a stitch1 rib a stitch1 make a stitch as before1 rib a stitch1 c4 to the end of the row4 #crd row1 plain knitting2 in the #dth row1 which is ribbed when you come to the hole1 knit the stitch belonging to this and that of the last row together1 repeat the same with every hole4 ,begin again at the #ast row4 ,no4 #f4 ,two needles4 ,cast on #ij stitches1 slip the #ast stitch and finish the row taking #b stitches together every time1 knit the last stitch4 #bnd row1 slip the #ast stitch1 and with the thread twice round the needle knit to the last stitch1 which is to be knitted plain4 #crd row1 slip the #ast stitch1 pick up the thread which is across the hole with the left hand needle and knit it with the next stitch 7which is taken at full length7 after twinging the thread forward4 ,bring the thread forward again1 pick up the thread which is across the hole and knit it with the next stitch1 continue the same to the last stitch which is knitted4 #dth row1 slip the #ast stitch1 knit the #bnd1 pick up the thread which is across the hole and knit it with the stitch which is over the hole1 continue the same to the end of the row4 ,begin again at the #ast row4 ,no4 #g4 ,knit the #ast row 7except the #ast and last stitches which are knitted plain in every row7 taking #b stitches together4 ,knit a plain row4 #crd row1 slip a stitch1 bring the silk forward1 pick up the thread which is across the hole1 taking care not to twist it1 and knit it with the next stitch1 continue the same to the end of the row2 the #dth row is plain knitting4 ,begin again at the #ast row4 ,bead ,netting4 ,net a plain row on a foundation the desired length4 #bnd row1 net to where you wish to place a bead1 slip a bead close up to the last knot and net a stitch2 repeat the same wherever you wish to place a bead1 and the next row will fix these in their places4 ,bead ,netting1 ,with the bead on the knot4 ,thread a bead needle with some of your netting silk2 net a plain row2 net to where you wish to place a bead1 thread #a bead and slip it close to the mesh1 net the next stitch1 slip the bead under the mesh close up to the last knot1 and pass your needle and netting silk through the bead1 which fixes it on the knot2 repeat the same wherever you wish to place a bead4 ,this netting may be done either round or open4 ,dice ,knitting4 ,for a ,purse4 ,this purse is knitted in #b colors1 it must be done with very fine needles and #aa little balls of fine knitting silk4 ,cast on #h stitches of the #ast color and #h of the #bnd alternately until you have #hj stitches1 using a new ball for each change of color1 #bnd row1 knit the #h stitches of the #ast color1 pass that silk round the silk of the #bnd color and bring it forward2 with the #bnd colored silk knit the #h stitches of the #bnd color1 pass it round the next silk and bring it forward2 continue the same to the end of the row4 ,knit on in the same manner for #ad rows1 then to change the color take another ball of your #bnd color and join it on at the beginning of your row1 knit with the #bnd color #a stitch1 pass the #ast color forward1 knit #a stitch with the #bnd color1 pass the #ast back1 knit #a with the #bnd1 pass the #ast forward1 and the same for the #h stitches4 ,you will now find that you have #b threads of the #bnd color and #a of the #ast together1 pass #a thread of the #bnd color round the others and bring it forward1 knit #a stitch with the #ast color1 bring forward the other thread of the #bnd color1 knit #a stitch with the #ast1 pass the #bnd back1 knit #a with the #ast1 and continue the same for the rest of the #h stitches1 when you will find #b threads of the #ast color1 and #a of the #bnd together2 twist and bring forward #a thread of the #ast color1 and knit the others as you did those of the #bnd color in the last square4 ,finish the row in this manner1 then knit as at first until another row of squares is completed2 reverse the color again4 ,this is a nice pattern for a carriage mat done with very large needles and stout wool1 and also for many other things1 as from being neat on both sides it does not require lining4 ,open ,fan for a ,quilt4 ,fine cotton and needles ,no4 #ag or #ah4 ,cast on #fb stitches4 ,knit #c rows4 ,in the next row slip a stitch1 knit #e1 decrease by knitting #b together1 knit until only #h are left on the left hand needle1 knit #b taken together1 knit the rest1 7#f on each side are always knitted plain for the border47 ,knit a plain row1 repeat these #b last rows1 7decreasing #b stitches in every other row7 twice4 ,slip a stitch1 knit #e1 bring the cotton forward and purl to the border stitches1 decreasing at the beginning and end of the purled stitches4 ,a plain row4 ,slip a stitch1 knit #e1 bring the cotton forward1 decrease1 purl the rest1 decreasing again before the border stitches4 ,a plain row4 ,slip a stitch1 knit #e1 decrease1 knit the rest1 decreasing before the border stitches4 ,slip #a1 knit #e1 purl to the border stitches4 ,slip #a1 knit #e1 decrease1 bring the cotton forward1 slip #a1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 bring the cotton forward1 slip #a1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 repeat these stitches1 decrease1 knit to the border4 ,slip a stitch1 knit #e1 purl the rest1 knit the border stitches4 ,a plain row1 decreasing as before4 ,the last #aj rows to be repeated1 decreasing #b stitches every other row until #ad stitches are left2 after this every row is plain knitting1 still decreasing every other row until only #b stitches are left1 knit them2 in the next row knit them together1 and draw the cotton through the last stitch4 ,gauffre ,fans for a ,quilt4 ,cast on #gb stitches4 ,knit #c rows2 the first stitch of every row is slipped throughout the pattern4 ,in the #dth row knit #d stitches1 counting the slipped stitch as one1 decrease with the #eth1 knit #fj1 decrease1 knit the remaining #d4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 knit #eh1 decrease #a1 knit #d4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 bring the cotton forward1 purl #ef1 decrease #a1 knit #d4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 knit #b1 slip #b1 knit #d1 repeat the last #f stitches seven times1 slip #b1 knit #b1 decrease #a1 knit #d4 ,knit #e1 purl #b1 slip #b1fb-99 purl #d1 slip #b and purl #d1 seven times1 slip #b1 purl #b1 knit #e4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 knit #a1 slip #b1 knit #d1 slip #b and knit #d1 seven times1 knit #a1 decrease #a1 knit #d4 ,knit #e1 purl #a1 slip #b1 purl #d1 slip #b1 c4 ending1 the row with #a purled stitch and #e knitted4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 slip #b1 knit #d1 slip #b1 c4 decrease #a1 and knit the #d last stitches4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 purl #dh1 decrease #a1 knit #d4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 knit #a1 slip #b1 knit #d1 c4 ending the row with knitting #a stitch1 decreasing #a and knitting #d4 ,knit #e1 purl #a1 slip #b1 purl #d1 c4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 slip #b1 knit #d1 slip #b1 c4 ,knit #e1 bring the cotton forward1 slip #b1 purl #d1 slip #b1 c4 ,knit #e1 slip #b1 decrease #a1 knit #b1 slip #b1 knit #d1 slip #b1 c4 decreasing #a stitch in the last #d1 slip #b1 knit #e4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 purl #dj1 decrease #a1 knit #d4 ,a plain row4 ,knit #d1 decrease #a1 slip #b1 knit #d1 and so on to the end4 ,it will be seen that care is taken to place the #b middle stitches of the #d over the stitches which were slipped in the last pattern2 when the decrease comes on the slipped stitch it is made not on that but in the following #d4 ,continue to decrease #b in every other row4 ,when only #aj stitches are left1 every row is plain knitting1 decreasing as before every other row until you have only #b stitches1 knit them together and pass the cotton through the last stitch4 #fb-99 ,in rows like this always keep the cotton before in slipping a stitch4 ,ribbed ,squares4 ,for a ,quilt4 ,cast on #b stitches2 knit them4 #crd row1 knit #a stitch1 increase a stitch at the back of the first stitch1 knit the #bnd and increase again4 #dth row1 plain knitting4 #eth row1 knit #b1 stitches1 increase #a in the #bnd1 increase again in the #crd1 knit the #dth4 #fth row1 plain knitting4 #gth row1 knit #b stitches1 increase #a1 knit #b1 increase #a1 knit #b4 #hth row1 knit #c1 purl #b1 knit #c4 ,knit #c1 increase #a1 knit #b1 increase #a1 knit #c4 ,knit #d1 purl #b1 knit #d4 ,knit #c1 increase #a1 purl #a1 knit #b1 purl #a1 increase #a1 knit #c4 ,knit #e1 purl #b1 knit #e4 ,knit #c1 increase #a1 knit #b1 purl #b1 knit #b1 increase #a1 knit #c4 ,knit #d1 purl #b1 knit #b1 purl #b1 knit #d4 ,knit #c1 increase #a1 purl #a1 knit #b1 purl #b1 knit #b1 purl #a1 increase #a1 knit #c4 ,knit #e1 purl #b1 knit #b1 purl #b1 knit #e4 ,knit #c1 increase #a1 purl #b1 knit #b1 c4 increasing before the last #c4 ,knit #c1 purl #a1 knit #b1 purl #b1 c4 ,continue to increase #b stitches every other row until there are #gb1 knitting and purling the stitches so as to make them lay in ribs2 decrease as you increased1 ending with #b stitches1 knit them together4 ,open work ,fan4 ,for a ,quilt4 ,cast on #gd stitches4 ,knit #f rows4 ,the first stitch in every row is always slipped4 ,knit #b stitches1 decrease #a1 bring the cotton forward slip a stitch1 knit #b1 pull the slipped stitch over the #b knitted1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted2 repeat these stitches until only #d are left on the left hand needle1 decrease #a and knit the #b last4 ,knit #c stitches1 purl #ff1 knit the #c last4 ,knit #b1 decrease #a1 knit #a1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b1 and pull the slipped stitch over the knitted1 repeat these stitches until only #d stitches are left on the needle1 decrease1 and knit #b4 ,knit #c1 purl #fd1 knit #c4 ,knit #b1 decrease #a1 knit #b1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b1 pull the slipped stitch over those which are knitted2 repeat these stitches1 as before1 decrease and knit the #b last4 ,knit #c1 purl #fb1 knit #c4 ,knit #b1 decrease #a1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b1 pull the slipped over the knitted stitches1 repeat these #c stitches1 bringing the cotton forward before slipping the #ast2 when only #d are left decrease1 and knit the #b last4 ,knit #c1 purl #fj1 knit #c4 ,repeat these alternate rows1 decreasing #b stitches every other row 7taking care that the first slipped stitch is immediately before the stitch which is over the hole7 until only #f stitches are left4 ,knit every row plain decreasing as before until only #b stitches are left1 knit them together and pass the cotton through the remaining stitch4 ,an open ,border4 ,any number of stitches may be set up1 that will divide by #c4 ,slip the #ast stitch1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit a stitch1 pull the #bnd slipped stitch over the #crd stitch2 repeat these #c stitches to the end of the row4 #bnd row1 plain knitting4 #crd row ribbed4 ,then begin with the first row again4 ,a few plain knitted stitches for a border are a great improvement4 ,another ,border4 ,cast on any even number of stitches4 ,rib each row with the exception of #c stitches on each side for the border1 which are knitted plain4 ,when you have #d ribs on the right side1 knit a plain row4 ,knit the #c border stitches1 leave the cotton on the outside of the needle and rib #b stitches taken together1 this makes a loop stitch2 pass the cotton back and repeat these #b stitches until you come to the border4 ,the next row is plain knitting4 ,then rib again backwards and forwards until you come to the row before the holes1 which is again to be plain knitting4 ,to be sure that your pattern is right you must be able to count #g ridges on the wrong side1 and #d on the right4 ,a ,last ,border4 ,for a ,quilt4 ,two needles ,no4 #af1 and medium sized cotton4 ,cast on #aja stitches 7or any uneven number74 #ast row1 knit the second stitch first1 drawing it over the #ast1 knit the #ast1 knit the #dth and #crd1 #fth and #eth1 and repeat the same until you come to the last1 which knit4 #bnd row1 purl the #ast stitch1 taking #b stitches together as if you were going to decrease1 but pick up again the stitch nearest to the right hand and purl it4 ,repeat the same to the last stitch1 which is to be purled4 ,begin again at the #ast row4 ,grecian ,border4 ,two needles ,no4 #ad1 and coarse cotton4 ,cast on #bh stitches4 #ast row1 rib #d1 knit #ab1 rib #d1 knit #d1 rib #d4 #bnd row1 all purled4 #crd row is the same as the #ast4 #dth row1 purl4 #eth row1 the same as the #ast4 #fth row1 purl4 #gth row1 same as the #ast4 #hth row1 purled4 #ith row1 purl #d1 knit #d1 purl #ab1 knit #d1 purl #d4 ,the back rows are all purled4 #aath1 #acth1 and #aeth like the #ith4 #agth1 #aith1 #bast1 and #bcrd rows1 purl #d1 knit #d1 purl #d1 knit #ab1 purl #d4 #beth #bgth #bith and #cast rows1 purl #d1 knit #d1 purl #d1 knit #d1 purl #ab4 #ccrd #ceth #cgth and #cith rows1 purl #d1 knit #bj1 purl #d4 #dast1 #dcrd1 #deth and #dgth rows1 purl #ab1 knit #d1 purl #d1 knit #d1 and purl #d4 ,begin again with the #ast row4 ,diamond ,knitting4 ,for a ,quilt ,border4 ,cast on #eg stitches1 #aj on each side are for the border1 and are always plain knitting4 ,knit the border1 knit #a stitch1 bring the cotton forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a1 and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #g1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 and repeat from the border3 your number of stitches should always be the same4 ,back row1 knit the border stitches1 and rib the rest2 every back row is the same4 ,knit to where you decreased last1 bring the cotton forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a1 and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #e stitches1 decrease by taking #b stitches in #a1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #c1 repeat the last #ab stitches to the border4 ,back row4 ,you are to continue increasing and decreasing in the same manner until you have only #c stitches between the increases1 then decrease at the sides of the diamond which you have made by increasing1 and increase on each side before and after the decrease4 ,you will now have enough of the pattern done to see how to proceed4 ,observe that when you have only #c stitches at the top of the diamond you have been decreasing1 and the back row is done1 you begin to decrease the other diamond4 ,also1 that after the #ast diamond is done1 your greatest number of plain stitches between the decrease will be #e4 ,border for a ,table ,cover4 ,cast on #ij stitches4 ,knit the #ast stitch1 bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #b taken together1 bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch1 c4 to the end of the row1 where you will find but #a stitch to knit after the last slipped stitch4 ,continue the pattern 7observing to begin every row with one plain knitted stitch7 until you have enough in length1 then cast off4 ,this border in crimson cotton or ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 is a nice finish to a dark cloth cover4 ,border and ,fringe4 ,in #b colors2 for a ,table cover or ,shawl4 ,cast on #bh stitches with the first color4 ,knit #b stitches with the #bnd color1 knit #b stitches with the #ast color1 #b with the #bnd1 #b with the #ast1 and continue the same to the end of the row1 which will be #b stitches of the #ast color4 ,begin the next row by knitting #b stitches of the #ast color1 pass the thread forward1 place it under the thumb of the left hand1 pass the #bnd color back and knit #b stitches1 continue the same to the end of the row1 and then begin again at the #bnd row only observing to knit the #bnd color over the #ast and the #ast over the #bnd4 ,after #b more rows1 reverse the colors again4 ,when you have a sufficient length cast off #bj stitches and unravel #h for the ,fringe4 ,scarf for the ,throat4 ,it will require #b needles ,no4 #ab1 and ,scarlet ,german ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool4 ,cast on #hf stitches2 knit and rib #d stitches alternately1 but as #hf cannot divide by #d1 you must knit #e instead in two places in the course of the row4 ,after #d rows in this manner reverse the knitting and ribbing for #d rows2 continue this pattern for about a quarter of a yard1 7and also for #ab stitches at each end of every succeeding row7 and commence the second pattern between the #ab border stitches4 #ast row2 knit #b stitches taken together1 plain knit #h stitches1 rib #c2 repeat the same until you come to the #ab stitches of the border4 #bnd row2 7after the border7 rib #h stitches1 bring the wool forward1 give it a twist round the needle 7to increase #a stitch7 and rib #a stitch1 knit #c1 repeat this to the border4 #crd row2 knit #b stitches1 knit #b taken together1 knit #f1 rib #c1 c4 #dth row2 rib #f stitches1 increase #a1 rib #c1 knit #c1 c4 #eth row2 knit #d1 take #b together1 knit #d1 rib #c1 c4 #fth row2 rib #d1 increase #a1 rib #e1 knit #c1 c4 #gth row2 knit #f1 take #b together1 rib #c1 c4 #hth row2 rib #b1 increase #a1 rib #g1 knit #c1 c4 #ith row2 knit #h1 knit #b together1 rib #c1 c4 #ajth row2 rib #a1 increase #a1 rib #h1 knit #c1 c4 #aath row2 knit #f1 knit #b taken together1 knit #b1 rib #c1 c4 #abth row2 rib #c1 increase #a1 rib #f1 knit #c1 c4 #acth row2 knit #d1 knit #b together1 knit #d1 rib #c1 c4 #adth row2 rib #d1 increase #a1 rib #e1 knit #c1 c4 #aeth row2 knit #b1 knit #b together1 knit #f1 rib #c1 c4 #afth row2 rib #f1 increase #a1 rib #c1 knit #c1 c4 ,begin again at the #ast row of the second pattern1 and repeat the pattern until the scarf is nearly long enough1 then finish with the border as at first4 ,sew the undermentioned edge to the sides and a piece of ,scarf ,fringe to the ends4 ,scarf ,edge4 ,two needles and gold colored flox silk4 ,cast on #f stitches4 #ast row2 bring the silk forward and knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #b stitches1 bring the silk forward and knit #b taken together4 #bnd row2 knit #b stitches1 bring the silk forward and knit #b taken together1 knit #b stitches4 ,a repetition of these #b rows forms the pattern4 ,scarf4 ,two needles ,no4 #g4 ,cast on #hj stitches2 pass the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit a stitch1 pass the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit #a stitch1 rib #a stitch1 continue this to the end of the row2 every row is the same4 ,this scarf takes about #b-a_/b ounces of ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool2 it requires a wide fringe at the end and is very pretty if knitted with shaded ends1 which are done by using successively #b skeins of #e or #f shades of the desired color1 beginning with the darkest4 ,netted ,scarf4 ,on a foundation of #ed stitches4 ,net successively #f rows of the following colors2 waterloo blue1 scarlet1 amber1 blue1 yellow1 scarlet1 dark blue1 amber1 scarlet1 light blue1 amber1 and scarlet4 ,porcupine ,boa4 ,four needles ,no4 #ae1 and fine ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are required4 ,cast #cf stitches on each of #c needles1 knit #d stitches1 bring the wool forward1 knit a stitch--this is the centre stitch of the pattern--bring the wool forward1 knit #d stitches1 slip a stitch taking it under1 knit #b taken together1 pull the slipped stitch over it1 then begin knitting the #d stitches1 c4 ,it is better at the end of each needle to knit #a stitch off the next one1 as it prepares for the next round2 continue this for #f rounds1 increasing before and after every centre stitch1 and knitting to within #a of where you decreased1 which stitch slip1 knit the next #b together1 and pull the slipped stitch over it4 ,knit #c plain rounds4 ,knit to within #a stitch of the centre stitch1 slip it2 knit #b together1 these #f rounds increase each side of the stitch with which you decreased in the last pattern1 which makes that the centre stitch this time4 ,your number should always be the same as you began with3 it is easy to count the number of rounds you have done1 at the place where you decrease4 ,this boa is knitted with the wrong side outwards4 ,when finished1 fill it with cotton wool and put strings to it4 ,leggings4 ,two ivory needles and rather fine lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are required4 ,cast on #dd stitches1 knit #g rows1 then knit #b inches1 knitting and ribbing #b stitches alternately2 knit #h rows1 continue plain knitting and increase at the beginning and ending of every #dth row2 when you have #fj stitches knit #d rows1 then decrease in the same proportion as you increased until you have but #eb stitches2 knit #f rows1 and finish to match the top4 ,sew them up4 ,waistcoat4 ,large ,size4 ,cast on #fh stitches1 knit #ch rows2 cast on #ad stitches1 knit #bf rows1 cast off #cd stitches1 knit #d rows1 cast on #bf1 knit #fh rows1 cast off #bf stitches1 knit #d rows1 cast on #cd stitches1 knit #bf rows1 cast off #ad stitches1 knit #ch rows4 ,the ,sleeve4 ,cast on #de stitches1 knit #ij rows1 decrease #a in each row1 which leaves a narrow bit to tack to the shoulder strap1 and leaves the sleeve open under the arm4 ,knitted ,waistcoat4 ,cast on #ed stitches2 knit #ch rows1 cast on #ad stitches1 knit #ad rows2 cast off #cd stitches1 knit #d rows4 ,cast on #bf stitches1 knit #ff rows1 cast off #bf stitches1 knit #d rows1 cast on #cd stitches1 knit #ad rows1 cast off #ad stitches1 and knit #ch rows4 ,sleeves4 ,cast on #dc stitches1 add #a stitch each row until there are #fj1 knit #i rows4 ,decrease #a stitch in each row for #h rows1 then #c in each row for #ai4 ,warm ,tippet4 ,two needles1 ,no4 #aa4 ,cast on #fj stitches1 bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch and knit #b taken together1 and continue to knit in the same manner for #aj rows1 then knit 7still observing the same stitch7 #f stitches1 7#b repetitions of the pattern71 and back2 knit #ab stitches and back2 #ah and back2 and knit backwards and forwards in this manner advancing #f stitches farther each time until you have but #f stitches left behind1 then knit fewer stitches by #f than in the last row1 and knit backwards and forwards receding #f stitches each time until you knit only #f and return3 you have now completed the first of the gussets which shape the tippet4 ,knit #f stitches1 bring the thread forward as if to continue the pattern1 pick up a stitch between the stitches and purl it1 bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch and knit #b together2 continue the same stitch to the end of the row without any more increase4 ,in the next row knit #b stitches in the increased stitch1 and in the following row1 when you come to the increased stitches1 bring the thread forward1 slip a stitch and knit #a 7instead of #b17 you have thus added #a stripe to your row2 knit #d rows1 and in the next row begin to add another stripe to your row within the first #f stitches2 by the time this stripe is made1 you will have knitted #aj entire rows4 ,knit #f stitches and return1 and knit as before 7for the gusset7 until you come to the row in which you knit to within #f of the end1 then knit a smaller number each time until you knit only #f stitches and return4 ,knit a whole row1 increasing after the #fth stitch1 and add #b stripes to the row1 7as described in the #dhth row47 ,knit in the gusset again1 and then in #aj whole rows add #b stripes as before2 knit the gusset1 7which of course increases in size with the increased number of stitches47 ,add #b stripes4 ,knit a gusset4 ,knit #f stitches1 pass the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 take #b stitches upon another needle1 slip another stitch1 and1 passing the #b stitches1 knit the #d stitches together1 bring the thread forward and go on4 ,in the next row1 when you come to where you have decreased1 it will be necessary to knit #c stitches together instead of #b4 ,decrease in the same manner twice in the #aj complete rows4 ,knit in a gusset4 ,decrease #d times in the #aj whole rows4 ,knit a gusset4 ,knit #bj whole rows4 ,this completes half of the cape2 the other half must be knitted to correspond1 only that you must increase where before you decreased1 and decrease where you increased4 ,night ,cap4 ,with moderately fine cotton and #e needles4 ,cast #b stitches on each of #d needles3 increase #b stitches on each needle2 in the next round1 increase #a stitch on each needle2 make a seam in the middle of each needle and increase on each side of it every other round1 until you have a sufficient number of stitches for the size of your cap4 ,leave off seaming the middle stitches and knit round until your cap is #c_/d of a yard long1 then finish the end like the beginning1 decreasing where you before increased4 ,night ,cap4 ,french ,pattern4 ,cast #b stitches on each of #d needles1 knit round increasing them to #d1 next round increase #a on each needle and make seams of the centre stitches4 ,knit round increasing #a stitch on each side of the seam 7leaving #c stitches between the #b that are increased7 on each needle4 ,when your cap is large enough round1 leave off seaming and knit round until the cap is #c_/d of a yard long3 make the end like the beginning4 ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ,sleeve4 ,cast on each of #c needles #ah or #bd stitches according to the size of the sleeve wished for2 knit and rib #c stitches alternately until the sleeve is about #c inches long4 ,then take coarser needles and coarser lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool and knit plain until the sleeve is nearly long enough1 and finish by ribbing it again for about an inch and a half4 ,cephaline4 ,to be worn on the head on leaving heated rooms4 ,a mesh #c_/d of an inch wide and one #a_/d that width are required4 ,it may be netted in flox silk or fine lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool4 ,net a row of #fj stitches and back again with the large mesh 7these are the middle rows74 ,net a row with the fine mesh4 ,the next row is netted with the large mesh #c stitches in each stitch1 then a row with the fine mesh taking each stitch separately4 ,afterwards a row with the large mesh #b stitches in each of the first #fj stitches1 #a in each of the next #fj1 and #b in each of the rest2 a narrow row2 a ,wide row without increase2 a narrow row2 a wide row #c stitches in each stitch4 ,repeat these rows on the other side1 beginning at the first narrow row4 ,run a ribbon through the middle rows1 sew the ends to the ribbon and the ,cephaline is made4 ,diamond ,knitting4 ,cast on any number of stitches that will divide by #aa2 begin with the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #f stitches1 knit #b stitches taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #a stitch2 repeat these #aa stitches all round4 ,a plain round4 ,knit #a stitch1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit #d1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward and knit #b stitches2 repeat these #aa stitches all round4 ,a plain round4 ,knit #b stitches1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped over the knitted stitch1 knit #b1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #c1 repeat these round4 ,a plain round4 ,knit #c stitches1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #d1 repeat these #aa stitches round4 ,a plain round4 ,knit #d stitches1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped over the knitted stitch1 knit #e stitches4 ,a plain round4 ,knit #c stitches1 knit #b together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #a1 bring the cotton forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 pull the slipped stitch over1 knit #c2 repeat these stitches round4 ,you will perceive that this round begins another round of diamonds1 and that you increase from the point of the diamond1 and decrease the other half diamond to a point4 ,another ,diamond ,knitting4 ,four needles are required4 ,cast on any number of stitches that will divide by #h1 bring the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #f1 repeat these #h stitches all round4 ,knit a plain round4 ,bring the thread forward knit #a stitch1 bring the thread forward slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it2 knit #c1 knit #b taken together1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,bring the thread forward1 knit #c stitches1 bring the thread forward slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #a1 knit #b taken together1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,bring the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #a1 knit #b taken together1 bring the thread forward knit #c stitches1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,bring the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #b taken together1 bring the thread forward knit #d1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,knit #a1 bring the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #e1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,knit #b stitches1 bring the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #d1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,knit #b stitches taken together1 bring the thread forward knit #a stitch1 bring the thread forward slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #c1 repeat this all round4 ,plain round4 ,knit #a1 bring the thread forward1 knit #c stitches1 bring the thread forward1 slip #a stitch1 knit #a and pull the slipped stitch over it1 knit #b taken together1 bring the thread forward and repeat the last #h stitches all round4 ,plain round4 ,now you will see you are to begin decreasing the #e stitches of the smaller diamonds2 and you have enough of the pattern done to see how to proceed4 ,the #c middle stitches of the larger diamond are always plain knitting1 and the #ast decrease is done with the remaining stitch of the small diamond4 ,small ,feather ,pattern4 ,as this is knitted round1 #d needles are required4 ,it is very pretty for a purse or mitten4 ,cast on any number of stitches that will divide by #ac4 ,begin with the thread forward knit #a stitch1 bring the thread forward knit #a stitch1 thus increasing #b loop stitches1 knit #b stitches taken together1 twice1 knit #a stitch1 this is the centre stitch of one stripe1 decrease twice1 increase twice1 and repeat these #ac stitches all round4 ,knit #c rounds4 ,repeat these #d rounds4 ,double ,eyelet ,knitting4 ,four needles are required4 ,cast on any number of stitches that will divide by #g4 ,begin with the thread forward1 knit #a stitch1 decrease by taking #b stitches together1 knit #a stitch1 decrease #a stitch1 increase #a stitch1 repeat these #g stitches all round1 and knit #b rounds plain4 ,repeat these #c rounds4 ,gouty ,shoes4 ,for the sole cast on #aj stitches and knit #c rows4 ,knit on1 increasing #a stitch near the middle of every alternate row until you have #bj stitches4 ,increase every #dth row1 until you have #bd stitches4 ,knit #ab rows4 ,increase twice1 #a stitch in every #eth row4 ,knit #h rows4 ,decrease #d times in every #dth row4 ,decrease #h times1 #a stitch in every #bnd row2 twice1 #a in every #dth row4 ,knit #d plain rows4 ,increase #i times1 #a stitch in every #dth row4 ,decrease #d times1 #a stitch in every #dth row4 ,decrease #c times1 #b stitches in every #bnd row4 ,decrease #b stitches in every row until only #e stitches are left1 which are to be cast off4 ,this is to be knitted with very coarse cotton1 wound double1 and needles ,no4 #af4 ,for the upper part cast on #aa stitches1 with needles ,no4 #h1 and coarse lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool2 increase #b stitches in every row until you have #be stitches4 ,increase #b stitches in every other row until you have #ca1 then #b stitches in every #crd row until you have #cg4 ,knit #b rows plain4 ,knit #ab stitches backwards and forwards until long enough for the quarter4 ,cast off #ac stitches and knit the remaining #ab backwards and forwards1 to correspond with the other side4 ,sew up the back and fasten in the sole on the wrong side4 ,to increase and decrease in ,double ,knitting4 ,in double knitting you cannot very well increase oftener than every #c rows1 as you do not complete the increase in less than #c rows4 ,in the #ast row knit #a stitch behind wherever you wish to increase2 in the #bnd row do the same to the stitch adjoining1 and in the #crd row when you come to the increase1 knit #a stitch1 and pass the next upon another needle1 bring the thread forward slip a stitch and replace the one from the #crd needle1 knit it1 and continue the row4 ,you will perceive that you cannot increase less than two stitches at once4 ,decreasing in double knitting can be done in #b rows4 ,in the #ast row knit #b knitting stitches together passing the farther one over the intervening stitch1 bring the thread forward and slip #b stitches 7instead of #a74 ,in the #bnd row #b knitting stitches will come together1 knit them taken together4 ,you cannot decrease less than #b stitches at once4 ,double ,knitted ,soles4 ,to wear in the shoes4 ,cast on #ad stitches1 knit in double knitting #b rows1 increase #b stitches in #c rows 7as directed in the preceding pattern7 until you have #bd stitches4 ,knit #f rows1 then decrease #b stitches every #b rows until you have but #aj stitches left4 ,knit #h rows4 ,increase until you have #bj stitches4 ,knit #f rows4 ,decrease #b stitches in #b rows until you have #ab stitches left1 decrease #d stitches in #b rows twice and cast off the remaining #d stitches4 ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ,boot4 ,four ivory needles and coarse lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are required4 ,cast #cb stitches on each of #c needles1 knit round #b stitches plain and #b ribbed alternately until it is #d inches long1 then take another coloured lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool and knit #b rounds of #b stitches plain and #b ribbed1 decrease in the middle of one needle #a stitch on each side of a rib for #bj rows2 knit #c inches more without decreasing1 then #b inches with the #ast color1 #a inch with the #bnd1 and fasten off by drawing the lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool through #b stitches at a time and knotting it4 ,sew up the boot at the bottom4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool ,cap4 ,cast on #fj stitches4 ,knit #c or #d rows plain4 ,knit about #bj turns in double knitting2 this will make it #ad inches in length and #g inches in depth4 ,knit #ab turns plain and #aj turns double knitting4 ,knit #b or #c turns plain knitting1 reducing the number of stitches so as to form the crown4 ,fasten it up a little way behind1 turn back the first part of double knitting1 and run a ribbon through it4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,hat4 ,seven needles ,no4 #af1 are required4 ,cast #b stitches on each of #c needles2 knit #b rounds4 ,knit #a round increasing at the back of every stitch4 ,rib #b rounds4 ,knit #a round increasing at the back of every stitch1 and #a round without increase4 ,rib #b rounds4 ,knit #a round increasing #c stitches on each needle1 and #a round plain4 ,rib #b rounds4 ,knit and rib #b rounds alternately1 always increasing #c stitches on each needle in the #ast plain knitted round1 until you can count #g ribbed welts4 ,knit #b rounds and rib #b rounds alternately without increasing any more for #ae welts4 ,knit round increasing #e times on each needle1 knit #a plain round4 ,continue to knit and rib in the same manner increasing #e stitches on each needle in the #ast knitted round until the brim is broad enough1 perhaps about #ac welts1 and cast off4 ,have the hat made very stiff1 and dried on a shape4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,stockings4 ,with needles ,no4 #ae1 and fine lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool4 ,cast on #be stitches2 knit a row1 increase a stitch at the end4 ,knit #c rows increasing at the end of each4 ,after this increase1 at the end of every other row only1 until there are #cf stitches on the needle4 ,take off #ad stitches on a #crd needle and knit the #bb that are left 7beginning at the sloping side7 backwards and forwards until there are #aj ridges1 cast on #ad stitches and make this side like the other by decreasing4 ,when this is done1 put the #ad stitches on the needle again1 take up #aj stitches in the middle and #ad at the side1 knit #d rows4 ,knit #b stitches1 increase a stitch1 knit the rest increasing again in the last stitch but two4 ,knit #d plain rows4 ,increase as before2 continue to knit #d plain rows and to increase #b stitches in the #eth until there are #ej stitches4 ,knit #d rows and decrease every #eth until there are #dj4 ,purl and knit every alternate #b stitches for #ad rows2 finish with #d plain rows4 ,when knitted1 the stocking must be sewn up and a ribbon run through it to tie it round the ankle4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,gaiters4 ,cast on #ah stitches2 knit a row2 knit a row increasing a stitch at the end2 knit a row4 ,knit a row increasing #a stitch at the end4 ,a plain row4 ,increase every other row until there are #cj stitches on the needle4 ,knit #ah beginning from the sloping side1 7take off the remaining #ab on a third needle17 knit backwards and forwards until there are #aj ridges1 cast on #ab stitches and decrease in the same proportion as you increased to make the sides match4 ,when the foot is finished1 take the #ab stitches from the #crd needle1 take up #aj stitches in the middle and #ab on the side and knit the legging as in the last pattern4 ,sew it up and bind the foot with white ribbon4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,spencer4 ,needles ,no4 #ad4 ,cast on #ab stitches1 knit #h rows1 counting the casting on row as one4 ,in the #hth row make #b holes1 7#a near the straight side and one in the middle of the row7 by bringing the wool forward and knitting #b stitches together4 ,increase a stitch at the end of this row and every #dth row afterwards1 until you have #bb stitches4 ,knit #h rows1 at the end of the #hth row decrease a stitch2 knit #d rows and decrease again at the end of the #dth2 after this1 decrease every other row until there are only #ad stitches3 knit a row and cast off4 ,this is one side of the back2 make the other to match it4 ,the front4 ,cast on #fd stitches1 knit #af rows1 making holes in the #hth row as before directed1 then increase by making #b stitches in #a six times every other row1 about #ad stitches from the beginning and end of the row4 ,knit a row4 ,knit #f stitches backwards and forwards decreasing a stitch every other row 7with the needle on which the other stitches are7 until only #b are left2 cast them off3 if the wool be left loose it need not be broken off4 ,knit the stitches on the needle and make the other end like that which is finished4 ,knit #bh rows1 gradually decreasing until only #cf stitches are left2 then knit #ab stitches backwards and forwards for #bd rows1 cast off the #ab stitches and repeat the same at the other end of the row4 ,sew on the backs1 take up the stitches down the back1 knit #f rows and cast off4 ,on one side leave holes for the buttonholes4 ,take up the stitches round the neck1 knit #d rows1 make holes for the string1 knit #d rows and cast off4 ,the sleeve4 ,cast on #af stitches4 ,increase gradually until you think it wide enough2 decrease towards the wrist1 knit and rib #b stitches alternately for about an inch1 and finish with #d plain rows4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,stays4 ,to be knitted in soft cotton or fine lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool4 ,needles ,no4 #ae4 ,cast on #bjd stitches4 ,the #f first and last stitches are knitted every row3 knit and rib the rest1 knitting #f stitches then ribbing #f4 ,knit #fj rows1 ribbing those stitches in #a row which were knitted in the last4 ,after #fj rows have been done1 knit and rib #fj stitches1 and1 instead of finishing the row1 turn back and cast off #f stitches1 knit and rib the rest4 ,decrease #a stitch at the beginning of the next row 7consisting of #ed stitches71 rib and knit it4 ,knit and rib the next row4 ,decrease at the beginning coming back4 ,repeat the last #d rows4 ,then cast off #ab stitches1 knit and rib the rest4 ,decrease #a stitch1 rib and knit the others4 ,cast off #ab stitches1 knit and rib the rest4 ,decrease #a stitch1 knit and rib the rest4 ,cast off #f stitches1 rib and knit the rest4 ,knit and rib the row4 ,cast off #f stitches1 knit and cast off the #ab remaining4 ,one side of the back is now finished4 ,begin to knit with the stitch next to the last of the #f cast off under the arm4 ,knit and rib #ij stitches1 turn back and cast off #f1 knit and rib the rest4 ,decrease #a stitch at the beginning of every row until #gf stitches only are left4 ,decrease #a1 rib #f1 knit #f1 rib #f1 knit #f4 ,cast off #bd1 rib and knit the remainder4 ,decrease #a1 rib and knit the rest4 ,cast off #f1 knit and rib the rest4 ,decrease #a1 rib and knit the rest4 ,cast off #f1 rib and knit the rest4 ,rib and knit #ab1 cast off #f4 ,knit these #f stitches backwards and forwards for the shoulder strap4 ,make the other side of the front and back to match1 bind the stays with ribbon1 and sew on strings4 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,sock4 ,to appear like a shoe and stocking4 ,eight steel needles1 #d ,no4 #ad1 and #d ,no4 #bj1 and fine ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool are required4 ,cast #ad stitches on one of the coarse needles1 with double lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool1 knit #ad turns1 loop #ab stitches on the same needle1 #bh on the second and #ab on the third1 and pick up the #ad loops on the cast on side of the piece of knitting2 you will now have #hj stitches in all on the needles4 ,knit #f turns1 decrease #a stitch at the end of each row until you have only #gj stitches4 ,decrease #b stitches in the middle of the row1 knitting #a plain stitch between2 continue thus decreasing #b stitches for the heel in the centre of every row1 and one at the end for the toe1 until you have #fj stitches left4 ,decrease #b stitches in the middle1 divide the stitches in halves1 #bi on each needle1 and join it by knitting the two rows together ending at the toe4 ,pick up #ad loops on the instep1 and #ef round the top of the shoe1 with a different color knit one round and cast off2 this is to look like the binding1 and completes the shoe4 ,for the stocking use the fine needles and single wool4 ,take up #ad stitches on the instep1 behind the chain stitch 7or coloured binding74 ,knit #a plain row taking up a stitch from the side and knitting that and the last stitch together4 ,purl #a row knitting the last stitch and a side stitch together4 ,knit the next row1 bringing the wool before the needle every stitch and knitting #b stitches taken together4 ,knit these last #b rows alternately until you have #ab rows of holes1 remembering to take up a stitch at the side and knit it with the last stitch4 ,then take up #cd stitches round the shoe1 behind the chain stitch1 continue the pattern as on the instep1 when you have #ab rows of holes above the binding1 knit #a plain round adding a stitch after every third stitch1 making in all #fd stitches1 knit #ab rounds of knitting1 and purling #b stitches alternately4 ,cast off4 ,make a small rosette of ribbon1 and sew it in front of the shoe4 ,netted ,curtain4 ,for a ,french ,bed4 ,with a mesh #a inch wide net #acj stitches4 #aie rows will complete the curtain4 ,moorish ,brioche or ,cushion4 ,choose any number of colored wools1 or if preferred1 two that contrast well4 ,two needles1 ,no4 #ab4 ,cast on #fj stitches1 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 7by this you increase by a loop stitch17 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 #bnd row3 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit the loop made last row with the next stitch1 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit the loop and stitch together2 repeat these stitches to the end of the row4 ,knit #f more rows in the same manner1 the stitch is the same throughout4 ,fasten on the #bnd color1 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a4 ,now instead of continuing the row1 turn back4 ,bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a1 bring the wool forward1 slip a stitch1 knit #a4 ,continue to increase the number you slip and knit by #d every time1 until all the #fj have been knitted4 ,knit #h rows of the #ast color1 and proceed as before4 ,twelve of these divisions will make the cushion large enough4 ,sew it up at the side4 ,net a fringe with double coarse lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool to the narrow part1 and run in a string to tie it tightly together under the fringe4 ,make a round cushion1 and cover it with the knitting4 ,a ,blanket4 ,two very coarse wooden needles and wool proportionably coarse4 ,cast on #cj stitches2 knit a few plain rows for the edge2 then begin with the wool forward1 slip #a stitch taking it under so as not to twist it1 knit #a stitch1 repeat these #b stitches to the end of the row1 and you will find you have increased #ae stitches2 repeat this row with this only difference1 that in future you knit the loop and stitch under it together4 ,these strips done in squares of different colors are very pretty4 ,blanket in strips4 ,needles and wool the same as for the preceding pattern4 ,cast on #cb stitches1 knit #g rows common knitting2 then begin double knitting1#ajf-99 knitting #d stitches plain on each side for a border1 knit about #bd rows1 knit #h rows plain and then double knitting again2 continue these squares until the piece is long enough4 ,it is very pretty if the squares are done in different colors4 #ajf-99 ,see ,contents--,double ,knitting4 ,for a blanket it is better to put the wool twice round the needle in the knitted stitches4 ,netted ,lace4 ,begin on a straight foundation with a mesh ,no4 #af4 ,of course the number of stitches will depend on the length that is wished for4 #baf will make about a yard4 ,net #bd plain rows4 ,take a mesh #a_/d of an inch wide1 or a trifle wider1 net #c stitches in the #ast stitch1 pass #b stitches1 net #e stitches in the next1 pass #b1 and net #e stitches in every #crd stitch to the end of the row4 ,take the small mesh and net every stitch you have increased as a single stitch1 and finish with another row on the small mesh4 ,puff ,netting4 ,very pretty for caps4 ,begin your netting on a foundation that will divide by #aj4 ,net #i stitches1 net #i stitches in the #ajth2 repeat to the end of the row4 ,net #c rows1 #a stitch in every stitch4 ,in the next row 7which will make the #eth from the increase71 take the first #i stitches as #a stitch1 net the following #i stitches1 repeat to the end of the row4 ,begin again4 ,a ,cool ,night-cap4 ,puff netting4 ,the mesh to be #a_/d inch wide4 ,begin on a round foundation of #ga stitches2 net #c plain rounds4 ,in the #dth round1 net #e stitches1 net #e stitches in the #fth stitch2 repeat this all round4 ,net #b rounds1 netting one stitch in every stitch4 ,in the next round take the #e plain stitches as one1 net #e stitches1 repeat all round4 ,begin again with the #dth round 7increasing #e stitches after the decrease74 ,when the cap is deep enough net one round putting the cotton twice round the mesh2 run a ribbon in at the top and bottom1 and tie the top string tight4 ,suspenders4 ,two needles ,no4 #af4 ,cast on #ah stitches1 and knit about #f rows in double knitting with the thread once round the needle1 knit #i stitches1 take off the other #i on another needle1 and knit the first #i backwards and forwards until it is long enough for a button-hole2 take back the cotton and knit up the other #i until both are even1 7the loop which is left from carrying the thread down can be sewn in afterwards72 knit #f more rows double knitting1 and #b rows double knitting with the thread twice round the needle4 ,knit #a row of plain knitting1 increasing #a stitch in every #b1 which will make in all #bg4 ,then in the front row2 knit the #bnd stitch first1 drawing it over the #ast1 knit the #ast1 knit the #dth and #crd1 #fth and #eth1 and repeat the same to the end1 which will be #a knitted stitch4 ,back row2 purl the #ast stitch1 taking #b stitches together as if you were going to decrease1 but pick up again the stitch nearest to the right hand and purl it3 repeat this to the last stitch1 which is to be purled4 ,repeat these #b rows until you think it long enough1 then begin double knitting1 decrease to #ah stitches again1 knit about #b inches and finish in a point4 ,these suspenders are firmer and less elastic than those given in the first series4 ,parisian ,net ,knitting4 ,this pattern is very pretty for a foot-muff1 blanket1 or sofa guard4 ,take ,german lambsa,euro7,,tm7-wool of two colors that contrast well2 pink and white form a pretty mixture4 ,cast on an even number of stitches1 and with the white wool knit several rows before beginning the pattern4 #ast row2 fasten on the pink wool forward1 knit the first stitch with the white wool1 pass the pink round the needle bringing it forward again1 and purl the next stitch with it2 pass the purled stitch on to the left-hand needle and knit it with the white wool1 knit #a stitch with the white1 pass the pink wool round the needle1 purl #a stitch and pass it back on to the left-hand needle1 knit it and the following stitch with the white wool2 continue the same to the end of the row4 #bnd row2 purl the white stitches with the white wool1 and slip the pink loops1 taking care not to twist them or change the side which is forward4 #crd row2 knit the white stitches with the white wool and slip the pink loops4 #dth row2 purl the #ast stitch with the white wool1 turn the pink wool 7which is now behind7 round the needle1 and with it knit the pink loop and following white stitch taken together1 slip the stitch on to the left hand needle and purl it with the white wool1 purl #a stitch with the white1 pass the pink wool round the needle1 and knit with it the pink loop and following stitch taken together1 slip it on to the other needle and purl it with the white wool1 repeat the same to the end4 #eth row2 knit all the white stitches with the white wool and slip the pink loops4 #fth row2 purl the white stitches with the white wool and slip the pink4 #gth row2 knit #a stitch with the white wool1 pass the pink wool 7which is forward7 round the needle and with it purl the pink loop and following white stitch taken together1 observing to take the pink loop by the under side1 slip the stitch on to the left hand needle and knit it and the following white stitch with the white wool2 repeat the same to the end of the row3 as the #gth row takes the place of the #ast1 continue with the #bnd row4 ,diamond ,knitting4 ,cast on #ad stitches for each pattern4 #ast round3 knit #ab stitches1 knit #b taken together1 and bring the cotton forward2 repeat the same4 #bnd round3 knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #i1 knit #b taken together and bring the cotton forward1 knit #a and bring the cotton forward again4 #crd round3 knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #g1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #c1 and bring the cotton forward again4 #dth round3 knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #e1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #e1 and bring the cotton forward again4 #eth round3 knit #b taken together1 knit #c1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #g1 bring the cotton forward4 #fth round3 knit #b stitches taken together1 knit #a1 knit #b taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #i1 bring the cotton forward4 #gth round3 knit #c taken together1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #e1 bring the cotton forward1 knit #b taken together1 knit #d1 bring the cotton forward4 ,begin again4 ,four ,patterns1 for ,da,euro7,,tm7,oyleys1 ,toilet ,covers1 ,babya,euro7,,tm7s ,quilts1 or ,basket ,napkins4 ,two needles1 ,no4 #bb or #bc1 and very fine knitting cotton4 ,no4 #a4 ,cast on a number of stitches that will divide into an even number of threes4 ,knit and rib #c stitches alternately for #c rounds4 ,in the next #c rounds1 rib and knit #c stitches alternately4 ,no4 #b4 ,cast on a number of stitches as for the last pattern4 ,knit and rib #c stitches alternately for #b rows4 ,the following rows begin so as to bring the first ribbed stitch over the last knitted3 this is to make the ribbed and knitted ridges go in diagonal stripes4 ,no4 #c4 ,cast on a number of stitches that will divide by #aj4 ,knit #a stitch1 rib #i1 repeat the same to the end of the row4 #bnd row3 rib #a stitch1 knit #g1 rib #b4 #crd row3 knit #c1 rib #e1 knit #b4 #dth row3 rib #c1 knit #c1 rib #d4 #eth row3 knit #e1 rib #a1 knit #d4 #fth row3 knit #d1 rib #a1 knit #e4 #gth row3 rib #d1 knit #c1 rib #c4 #hth row3 knit #b1 rib #e1 knit #c4 #ith row3 rib #b1 knit #g1 rib #a4 #ajth row3 rib #i1 knit #a4 ,begin again4 ,no4 #d4 ,cast on an even number of stitches4 #ast row3 knit every stitch with the cotton twice round the needle4 #bnd row3 begin by dropping one twist of the #ast stitch1 knit the rest of this stitch with the #ast twist of the next1 taking them together2 finish the row1 knitting #b threads taken together1 knit the last stitch4 ,begin again4 ,mazaniello ,cap4 ,four ,needles1 ,and ,wool of two colors which contrast well4 ,cast on #cj stitches4 #ast row is purled4 #bnd row1 slip the #ast stitch and knit the row taking two stitches together to the last stitch which knit4 #crd row2 slip the #ast stitch1 purl the next1 raise a loop between this stitch and the next and purl it1 repeat these #b stitches to the end4 #dth row2 knit plain4 ,these #d rows form one stripe of diamonds4 ,take the second colored wool and purl #a row1 repeat the #bnd1 #crd1 and #dth rows4 ,repeat these #h rows until you have #ae stripes of diamonds in each colour3 ,cast off4 ,pick up #fj stitches on the side of the piece you have been knitting2 7i4 e4 #b in each stripe of diamonds74 ,take first the #bnd color and afterwards the #ast1 and repeat the #d rows as given above1 until you have #g stripes of one color and #f of the other4 ,cast off loosely4 ,this piece1 when the cap is finished is wrong side outwards as it is to be turned up all round4 ,to finish the crown1 pick up #fj stitches on #c needles and with the #bnd color repeat the pattern1 observing that its right side must be the right side of the cap1 7consequently the wrong side of the piece at the bottom74 ,in the #dth round reduce #a stitch in every #d4 ,repeat the pattern with the #ast colors4 ,in the #dth round1 knit #b1 knit #b taken together1 repeat to the end of the round4 ,in the #dth round of the #crd round of diamonds reduce every other stitch4 ,in the #dth round of the #dth round of diamonds1 thread a worsted needle with the wool and pass it through all the stitches1 draw them up tight and fasten off4 ,the cap may be finished with a cord and tassel to match in colors1 or with a tassel only4 ,muff1 in ,spots or ,stars4 ,two wooden needles1 ,no4 #aj1 and for a small muff #a ounce of blue and #a ounce of black fleecy4 ,double that quantity for a large size4 ,for a small muff cast on #fj stitches1 for a large one #hd4 ,the number must divide into #c equal numbers4 ,cast on the stitches with the black wool1 purl #a row4 #bnd row2 bring the wool forward and knit #b stitches taken together1 7every #bnd row with the black wool must begin like this7 bring the wool forward1 knit #c stitches pull the first over the #b last1 repeat these #c stitches to the end1 when you will find you have one stitch left1 bring the wool forward and knit it4 ,join on the blue wool and purl #a row4 #bnd row2 bring the wool forward1 knit #b taken together1 knit #b stitches and pull the stitch in which you decreased over them1 7every #bnd blue row begins thus7 bring the wool forward1 knit #c stitches pull the #ast over the #b last1 repeat these #c stitches to the end of the row4 ,use the black wool and repeat the whole4 ,for a small muff do #ba stripes of each color1 for a large one #db4 ,cast off4 ,to make up a small muff you must buy #e-hths of gros-de-naples1 #a-a_/b oz4 of fine carded wool and #a oz4 of fine horse-hair4 ,double the silk in halves and place on it #a layer of wool4 #a layer of horse-hair and a second layer of wool4 ,quilt these to one-half of the silk and fold the other half over1 and sew it to the knitted cover2 turn the muff inside out and sew up first the knitted part and then the silk4 ,finish the muff at the edges by a cord or a quilling of ribbon4 ,another ,muff4 ,two needles ,no4 #aj and #c skeins of coarse fleecy4 ,cast on sixty stitches4 ,knit #a row2 rib #a row2 knit #a row taking #b stitches together all the way4 #dth row2 knit #a stitch1 pick up and knit a loop between the stitches1 continue the same to the end of the row4 ,as by this you would lose #a stitch1 this must be prevented by picking up and knitting a loop alternately1 before beginning or at the end of every #dth row4 ,make up the muff like the preceding pattern4 ,,terms ,,used ,,in ,,knitting4 ,a turn means two rows4 ,to turn means to change from plain to purled stitches1 or the reverse4 ,a ridge is formed by two rows when knitting with only two pins4 ,a loop stitch is formed by passing the thread before the needle1 and1 in knitting the next stitch1 letting it take its usual place4 ,to increase in knitting a ,quilt1 care should always be taken to increase by knitting twice through the last stitch1 which is done by knitting a stitch1 and then1 without taking out the needle1 knitting a second at the back4 ,to fasten on in knitting4 ,it is a secure fastening to lay the two ends contrary-wise to each other1 and knit a few stitches with them both4 ,to narrow or decrease is to make small1 to lessen1 as in shaping a stocking4 ,ribbed stitch1 purl stitch1 turned1 or seam stitch1 are all terms having the same meaning4 ,a turned stitch is made by bringing the cotton before the needle1 and instead of putting the needle over the upper cotton1 it is put under4 ,to slip1 take off1 or pass a stitch1 is to change it from one needle to another without knitting it4 ,to take under1 means to pass the right hand needle through the stitch on the left hand one1 so as still to keep the same side of the stitch towards you4 ,welts are the rounds of ribbed stitches done at the top of stockings1 to prevent their rolling up4 ,cast off means to end your work in the following manner3 knit #b stitches1 pass the first over the second1 and continue the same until you have but one left1 which is finished by passing your cotton through it4 ,to decrease is to lessen the number of stitches by knitting #b taken together4 ,to increase1 or make a double stitch1 is to knit one stitch in the usual way1 then1 without slipping out the left hand needle1 to pass the thread forward and knit a second stitch1 putting the needle under the stitch4 ,the thread must be put back when the stitch is finished4 ,hang on1 means cast on4 ,bring the thread forward1 means to pass it between the needles towards you4 ,cast over is a term ,i believe sometimes used by knitters1 to signify1 bring the cotton forward4 ,i have only used it to express1 bring the cotton over the needle1 quite round4 ,round the needle1 means the same as the last term4 ,reversed1 means quite round the needle1 the cotton being passed over the needle1 and then carried back to its place4 ,together1 means knit #b stitches in #a4 ,set1 or ,tuft1 the bunches of cotton used in making some of the ,fringes4 ,to widen means to increase4 ,the netting meshes are numbered from the knitting needle gauge1 as ,i am not aware there is any other rule for them4 ,,public ,,subscription ,,library1 ,,belgrave ,,square4 ,to this ,library every ,new ,work of ,interest is added on the day of ,publication4 ,,terms3 ,twelve months ,,al#e #e #j ,six months #c #c #j ,three months #a #af #j ,,card ,,plates ,,engraved ,,printed4 ,,stationery1 c4 ,agent for the ,early ,supply of ,newspapers4 ,,john ,,miland1 ,chapel ,street1 ,belgrave ,square4 ,transcribera,euro7,,tm7s ,note ,the following typographical errors were corrected3 ,page ,error ii ,chequed changed to ,chequered #g long enough4 changed to long enough1 #ab mesh1 ,in changed to mesh4 ,in #ej next round4 by changed to next round by #fi the #ith1 changed to the #ith4 #gc #hf stiches2 changed to #hf stitches #hb and go on1 changed to and go on4 #aaj sofa guard4 changed to sofa guard1 #abb needle guage changed to needle gauge ,the following words were inconsistently spelled3 ,da,euro7,,tm7,oyleys _/ ,doyleys ,honey-comb _/ ,honeycomb