,,mother',s ,,knitter4 ,,by ,e4 ,m4 ,c4 ,,containing ,,some ,,patterns ,,of ,,things ,,for ,,little ,,children4 ,,london3 ,,hatchards1 ,,piccadilly4 #ahhb4 ,,london ,,printed ,,by ,,strangeways ,,and ,,sons1 ,tower ,street1 ,upper ,st4 ,martin's ,lane4 ,,contents4 ,,page ,,general ,,remarks #e ,,terms ,,used ,,in ,,knitting #f ,,baby',s ,,boot3 ,,small ,,size #bb 0 0 ,,medium ,,size #be 0 0 ,,full ,,size #cj ,,child',s ,,jacket ,,or ,,spencer #g 0 ,,sock #ai ,,daisy-,,stitch ,,shawl #cc ,,frock #aj ,,index ,,of ,,things ,,in ,,knitting-,,books #ce ,,open-,,work ,,pattern #ah ,,petticoat #af ,,shawl #cd ,,tam ,o',,shanter ,,cap #ag ,,general ,,remarks4 ,always cast off loosely1 unless directed to the contrary4 ,the size of wool and pins is important in trying a pattern4 ,wools necessarily vary1 both in quality and price2 the best kinds to use for babies' boots are ,merino1 ,andalusian1 #b-thread ,lady ,betty1 and ,eider yarn4 ,penelope wool is a trifle thicker1 and is sold in #b-oz4 skeins4 ,small-sized things can be increased by using larger pins and coarser wool3 for instance1 the smallest boot in this book can be made to fit a much older baby by using ,berlin fingering and bone pins1 ,no4 #ac4 ,terms used in ,knitting1 ,to increase1 or make4--,with your right-hand pin knit through the lower part of the next stitch as well as through the next stitch4 ,or1 if at the beginning of a row1 knit the first stitch1 then knit again through it from the back4 ,or1 put the wool before the needle1 but this makes a hole4 ,or1 cast on another stitch1 and then knit it4 ,to decrease4--,knit #b stitches at the same time so as to make #a out of the #b4 ,or1 slip a stitch from the left pin to the right without knitting it1 knit the next stitch1 then with your left pin pull the slipped stitch over the knitted one4 ,to pearl1 or purl1 or seam4--,bring the wool in front of the knitting1 and insert the needle the reverse way through the stitch4 ,replace the wool in its right place4 ,to raise1 or pick up4--,put your right needle through the knitting1 put the wool round the needle1 and draw the wool through the knitting4 ,,mother',s ,,knitter4 ,,the ,,standard ,,of ,,measurement ,,for ,,the ,,knitting ,,pins ,,is ,,chambers' ,,bell ,,gauge4 ,child's ,jacket or ,spencer4 ,this fastens behind1 and fits a child of about eight months' old2 it is very elastic1 and quite an easy pattern4 ,you require #c pins ,no4 #h1 and #b ounces ,berlin fingering4 ,cast on #acc stitches2 rib1 by knitting #a1 pearling #a all the way through1 taking care that the knitted of one row is the pearled of the other row4 ,work for #cb rows1 then work backwards and forwards on #cd stitches only1 for #ai rows4 ,then leave this wool and pin for a time1 you will go on with them presently4 ,go on with the middle2 fasten the wool next to the piece you have just done1 and cast off three stitches1 this goes under the arm2 work upon the next #ei for #ah rows1 break off the wool4 ,knit off the stitches on the right-hand pin1 the one you had left with the wool attached1 knit the centre #ei stitches1 knitting in the end of wool to fasten it off securely4 ,then leave these #ic for a time4 ,work the remaining side for #ah rows1 and in the #aith you must have all your stitches again on one pin1 namely1 #abi4 ,the casting off has made the ribs uneven1 so keep the #b plain stitches1 which come together1 as the shoulder seam4 ,these #b stitches are opposite the cast-off stitches4 ,in every row decrease on each side of these #b thus3--,slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped over1 knit the #b shoulder stitches1 knit #b together4 ,this makes #d decreasings in a row4 ,do #ab rows1 then #c rows without decreasing1 and make the ribs even now1 by knitting #b together at the shoulder4 ,cast off4 ,sleeve4--,hold the shoulder towards you1 and pick up #i stitches rather close together2 the #eth of these #i stitches ought to be exactly at the shoulder2 pearl back4 ,always cast on two more stitches at the beginning of every row1 until you have #db stitches2 you must knit and pearl alternate rows1 making the plain side of sleeve the right side of the spencer4 ,when you have done #ec rows use steel pins1 ,no4 #ab1 and knit #b pearl1 #b for #f rows4 ,cast off1 sew together on the wrong side1 then sew in the sleeve4 ,frock4 ,this will fit a child of ten months old4 ,you require #f skeins of the palest blue ,berlin fingering4 ,be careful to use the pins as directed1 for the goring of the skirt is managed without decreasings4 ,cast on with pins ,no4 #c1 #bfd stitches4 ,knit a row1 pearl a row1 knit a row1 pearl a row1 knit a row4 #fth row4 ,knit #a1 bring the wool forward1 knit #c1 slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped stitch over the knitted one1 knit #b together1 knit #c1 wool forward1 knit #a4 #gth row4 ,pearl4 #hth row4 ,this and every alternate row is like the #eth4 #ith row4 ,pearl4 #aath row4 ,pearl4 #acth row4 ,knit2 also knit the #aeth and #agth rows2 then go back to the #eth row4 ,when #cd rows are done1 use pins ,no4 #e4 ,at the #fast row use pins ,no4 #h4 #ggth row4 ,like #eth1 but omit bringing the wool forward4 #ghth row4 ,use steel pins ,no4 #ab2 you ought to have now #bbj stitches4 ,decrease about every #ith stitch by pearling #b together1 so as to reduce your number of stitches to #aib4 #gdth row 994 ,bring the wool forward1 slip #a1 inserting the pin as though you were going to pearl it1 knit #b together2 repeat from 994 ,do #dh rows in this manner4 ,note that each chain is #b rows4 #abcrd row4 ,knit #ed1 that is1 #ah sets of #c4 ,leave the other stitches4 ,with a third steel pin1 ,no4 #ab1 knit back on these #ed still with the brioche stitch4 #bnd row4 ,knit #ea 7or #ag sets71 knit the #c last together1 omitting to bring the wool forward4 #crd row4 ,slip #a in the usual way1 brioche the rest4 ,you must always decrease at the end in every alternate row for the slope4 ,of course these decreasings come at the end nearest the middle4 ,when you have decreased to #db1 do #i rows without decreasings4 ,the body ought at this side to be #fh rows deep2 you are at the beginning of a row2 leave these stitches now1 do not break off the wool4 ,take another ball1 join the end with a wool needle1 work upon the centre #hd stitches2 slip the last #ed upon a piece of wool4 ,decrease at each end of the #hd until you have only #fi1 then work without decreasing until this part is the same length as the other4 ,leave these stitches and break off the wool2 take care that the wool is at the right-hand end4 ,do the last side to match the first1 and then leave the body until the sleeves are ready4 ,sleeve4--,cast on #ef with the steel pins ,no4 #ab1 knit a row1 pearl a row1 knit a row4 #dth row4 ,knit #a1 wool forward1 knit #a1 slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped over1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 wool forward1 knit #a4 #dth row4 ,pearl4 ,repeat alternately1 but the #aath1 #acth1 and #aeth rows are knitted4 #ahth row4 ,use pins ,no4 #h4 #bjth row4 ,slip the #ast1 slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped over4 ,continue as usual1 but decrease at the end by omitting to put the wool forward4 #bast row4 ,pearl #b together at the beginning and end of every row4 ,in the #bbnd row1 knit #c together to make the pattern even4 #cbnd row4 ,cast off #d stitches1 knit #be1 cast off the last #d2 break off the wool and fasten it in with a wool needle4 ,now go on with the body4 ,begin from the right side where you had left your ball of wool4 ,still use pins ,no4 #ab4 ,plain knitting1 taking the stitch and the wool before it as #a2 consequently you have #cf plain stitches on this pin now4 ,knit off the #bg sleeve stitches from the ,no4 #h pin4 ,the remainder is all plain knitting4 ,knit the centre stitches1 knit off the #bg of your second sleeve1 knit the last #ed4 ,you ought to have #aed stitches altogether4 ,do #b plain rows4 #crd row4 ,knit #c1 knit #b together alternately4 #dth row4 ,put the wool round the needle every third stitch 7above the decreasing in previous row74 ,this makes holes for running in a ribbon as a fastening4 ,do #b more plain rows4 ,leave this part2 do not break off the wool4 ,edging for ,neck4--,cast on #ahd with pins ,no4 #ab1 and work like sleeve for #g rows4 ,lay this pin beside the neck1 and cast off through both at once1 so as to join the two2 but remember that the edging has #cj more stitches than the neck1 so you must occasionally take #b of the border stitches together4 ,it is easier to do this with a bone crochet-hook than with a knitting-pin4 ,make button-hole by pulling aside the stitches and working over4 ,the buttons ought to be small1 flat moulds1 covered with crochet4 ,it is a good plan to match the sash for the frock with the wool first1 as it is not possible to get in all shades a good match for silk and wool4 ,petticoat4 ,this is a very simple and quick pattern to fit a little child2 it is meant to be sewn to the stays4 ,use pins ,no4 #i and white ,scotch fingering4 ,cast on #aej stitches and knit plain for #h inches4 ,use finer pins for #b more inches4 ,then use steel pins1 ,no4 #af1 and knit #b1 pearl #b1 for #f rows4 ,cast off4 ,pull out the knitting a good deal while you are measuring4 ,this particular work looks better with the rows wide apart4 ,tam ,o',shanter ,cap4 ,the crown is done in crochet1 treble or double round and round until large enough1 increasing wherever necessary to make it lie flat4 ,the improvement is to make the brim of knitting instead of crochet4 ,use single ,berlin wool1 wheeling1 or fingering yarn4 ,for an ordinary size1 to measure #bb inches1 #aad stitches4 ,pick up with #c pins1 ,no4 #ad1 #ch on each pin1 knit #b1 pearl #b for #ad rounds1 and cast off very loosely4 ,a tight knitter had better cast on #f more1 as this pattern is for a loose knitter4 ,for a child of #d years have #ce stitches on #b pins1 and #cf on the third1 and rib #b plain1 #b pearl4 ,open-work ,pattern4 ,cast on in sixes4 #ast row4 ,bring the wool forward before the needle1 knit #a1 wool forward1 knit #a1 slip #a1 knit #b together1 pass the slipped stitch over1 knit #a4 #bnd row4 ,this and every alternate row pearled4 #crd row4 ,wool forward1 knit #c1 wool forward1 slip #a1 knit #b together1 pass the slipped stitch over4 #eth row4 ,knit #a1 slip #a1 knit #b together1 pass the slipped over1 knit #a1 wool forward1 knit #a1 wool forward4 #gth row4 ,slip #a1 knit #b together1 pass the slipped over1 wool forward1 knit #c1 wool forward4 ,always cast on #b or #d stitches over1 so as to have #a or #b stitches plain at the beginning of each row4 ,notice that an open-work pattern of a sock is broader than plain knitting3 it is as well to have a few less stitches for open-work knitting than for plain knitting4 ,child's ,sock4 ,this is full size for a child of a year old2 the leg is #g inches1 and the foot #e long1 inclusive measurement4 #d pins1 ,no4 #af1 and #a skein ,shetland wool4 ,for a smaller sized sock use pins ,no4 #ag4 ,cast on #ga stitches1 rib #b plain1 #b pearl1 for #ah rows1 making the #ast stitch the seam-stitch2 that is1 you pearl this stitch every #crd round4 ,then plain knitting until the leg is #d inches deep4 ,now1 work the seam-stitch1 knit #b together1 and when you come to the last #b stitches of the round slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped stitch over4 ,knit #aj rounds and repeat this decreasing4 ,when #e inches are done1 divide your stitches for the heel4 ,heel4--,put #ag stitches on each side of the seam-stitch1 have them all on one pin2 you ought to have #ce stitches for your heel4 ,you leave the other #cb stitches on the #b remaining pins4 ,knit and pearl alternate rows upon these heel-stitches for #b inches1 still making the seam stitch4 ,when this piece measures #b inches long you turn the heel4 99 ,knit to the seam-stitch4 ,knit that stitch1 for henceforward you cease making it4 ,knit #d1 knit #b together1 knit #a4 ,turn back1 pearl #aa1 pearl #b together1 pearl #a4 ,turn back and repeat from 994 ,you perceive the actual turning of the heel is all on #ac stitches4 ,pick up #ag from the side of heel1 knit the #cb1 pick up #ag from the second side1 and now you knit in rounds again4 ,you have #gi stitches4 ,reduce at each side every #bnd row until you have only #fg4 ,when the foot measures #d inches long1 decrease for the toe at each side1 thus3--,slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped over1 knit #b1 knit #b together4 ,knit the middle #cc stitches1 and repeat the decreasings2 in this way you get rid of #d stitches4 ,do this every other row4 ,when #e inches are done1 measuring from the outside of heel1 draw the stitches together with a needle1 or knit together by dividing on to #b needles1 or cast off and sew up4 ,baby's ,boot3 ,small ,size4 ,the sock is knitted in ,shetland and the shoe in ,penelope wool4 #b pins1 ,no4 #ae1 and #b ,no4 #ag4 ,cast on #bg stitches for the sole1 which is all plain knitting4 ,increase at the end of every row until you have #cf stitches4 ,discontinue increasing now1 and knit #c1 pearl #c1 for #c rows4 ,then change the squares to make an even pattern2 pearling where you had knitted in the previous row4 ,go on in this way for #ab rows4 ,work #bd stitches1 then slip them on a piece of wool4 ,work the other #ab stitches and knit twice into the last stitch4 ,increase twice at this side at the end of every row for #g rows1 until you have #bj stitches4 ,be careful to keep the squares even4 ,do one row without increasing1 then decrease at the same place at the beginning and at the end of every row until you have #ab again4 ,cast on #bd more stitches opposite the other side4 ,do #ab rows of the pattern1 then decrease at each end until you have only #bg4 ,cast off4 ,go on with the #bd which you had slipped on a piece of wool1 slip the point of the pin through #ab stitches from the front across the instep1 then run it through the #bd stitches which you had cast on for the second side4 ,this makes #fj altogether4 ,knit a row1 pearl a row1 alternately2 the pearled rows come on the right side of the shoe and make a roll4 ,do #d rows and cast off4 ,with the ,shetland and pins ,no4 #af raise #af stitches quite underneath the roll at the instep 7where you had picked up the #ab71 knit and pearl alternate rows #ah times4 ,be careful that the plain rows come on the right side4 #aith row4 ,raise #bc on the left side1 pearl back on these #ci stitches1 raise #bc from the next side4 ,knit alternate pearl and plain rows for #bh rows1 rib for #aj rows and cast off very loosely4 ,sew up very carefully1 especially at the toe2 it is a very good shape if not made too broad4 ,strap4--,cast on #ag with pins ,no4 #ae and ,penelope wool2 fasten to the heel by knitting on #e stitches behind the roll1 working through the heel-stitches of the boot2 cast on #ag more stitches3 you ought to have #ci altogether4 ,knit #b plain rows4 #crd row4 ,knit #b1 knit #b together1 wool forward2 repeat4 ,knit #b more plain rows1 and cast off4 ,make a crochet chain or twist of wool and run it through these holes2 add a ball at each end of it4 ,baby's ,boot3 ,medium ,size4 ,merino or ,andalusian wool1 and pins ,no4 #ad4 ,all these patterns can have the sock worked in white1 and the shoe part in a colour1 but all white is preferable4 ,cast on #dh1 and do #ad rows of ribbed knitting4 ,then knit a row1 pearl a row for #b inches2 or work this part in any open-work pattern1 of which there are so many in ,the ,lady's ,knitting-,books1 especially on page #ef of #ast ,series4 #ast row of instep4 ,knit #ah2 leave these stitches for a time3 you can slip them on a piece of wool1 and knit backwards and forwards on the centre #ab stitches for #ah rows4 ,suppose you have made the leg open-work knitting1 this must be done the same4 ,you can slip the last #ah stitches also on a piece of wool4 #aith row4 ,if you are using two colours1 you must now join the coloured wool1 which is used for the remainder of the boot4 ,plain knitting4 #bjth row4 ,knit4 #bast row4 ,pearl4 #bbnd row4 ,knit4 #bcrd row4 ,knit4 ,pearl the next row1 and continue thus to make ridges of #c lines4 ,when #d ridges are done1 you must decrease for the toe4 ,pearl the #ab stitches as usual to keep the ridges even4 ,then for the #acth row work thus3--,slip #a1 knit #b together1 knit #f1 knit #b together1 knit #f1 knit #b together1 knit #a4 #adth row4 ,pearl4 #aeth row4 ,like #acth1 but knit #d instead of #f4 #afth row4 ,knit4 #agth row4 ,pearl #a1 pearl #b together1 pearl #b1 pearl #b together1 pearl #a4 #ahth row4 ,slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped stitch over1 knit #b1 knit the last #b together4 ,this finishes the toe4 ,break off the wool and fasten in the end4 ,go on with the right-hand pin which has the #ah stitches on it2 knit these off1 then raise #bd from the side2 knit the #d toe stitches4 ,now take a third pin 7you only use it once1 so it does not matter if it is not the same size7 and run through the #ah stitches you had slipped on the piece of wool1 and raise #bd from the side of instep3 knit these off4 ,you have now #hh stitches altogether4 ,pearl the next row1 knit the next #b1 and so on1 to keep the ridges even4 ,do #d of these ridges4 #acth row4 ,you have the wrong side of the knitting towards you4 ,knit #c1 knit #b together1 knit #ca1 knit #b together1 knit #ab1 knit #b together1 knit #ca1 knit #b together1 knit #c4 #adth row4 ,pearl4 #aeth row4 ,knit #c1 knit #b together1 knit #cj1 knit #b together1 knit #aj1 knit #b together1 knit #cj1 knit #b together1 knit #c4 #afth row4 ,pearl4 #agth row4 ,knit #c1 knit #b together1 knit #bi1 knit #b together1 knit #h1 knit #b together1 knit #c1 knit #b together1 knit #bi1 knit #b together1 knit #c4 #ahth row4 ,as usual4 #aith row4 ,knit #c1 knit #b together1 knit #bh1 knit #b together1 knit #f1 knit #b together1 knit #c1 knit #b together1 knit #bh1 knit #b together1 knit #c4 ,slip half your stitches on another pin1 lay the pins alongside1 and cast off through both stitches at once4 ,strap4--,cast on #bj stitches2 then cast on #e more1 at the same time drawing the wool through the shoe itself1 exactly in the centre of the upper ridge at the heel4 ,this makes #de altogether2 pearl back4 #bnd row4 ,knit #a1 knit #c together1 knit the rest4 #crd4 ,pearl #da1 pearl into the long stitch1 pearl again into it by twisting it1 pearl the last4 ,knit the next row and cast off4 ,sew a button to the other side4 ,this pattern is very pretty1 with the leg and open-work pattern done in ,shetland wool4 ,in either silk or ,shetland1 and pins ,no4 #ag1 cast on #fd stitches1 have #ad for the instep1 which must be about #ah rows long4 ,then join the ,andalusian wool for the ridges1 which make the toe1 and do the shoe also in ,andalusian4 ,baby's ,boot3 ,full ,size4 ,you require a skein of ,shetland wool1 and one of ,penelope yarn1 two pins ,no4 #af1 and two bone ,no4 #ac4 ,with pins ,no4 #af1 cast on #gb stitches4 ,you can use the same number of stitches for silk4 ,knit the #ast and #crd rows1 pearl the #bnd4 #dth row4 ,knit #a1 wool forward1 knit #a1 slip #a1 knit #a1 pass the slipped over1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 wool forward1 knit #a4 ,repeat4 #eth row4 ,plain4 ,repeat these two rows for #b inches4 ,cast off #bf1 knit #df4 ,in the next row cast off #bd stitches1 and work backwards and forwards1 keeping the pattern even1 upon the middle #bj stitches4 ,pearl the alternate rows4 ,work #bb rows1 cast off4 ,boot4--,the coarser wool and pins4 ,cast on #bh1 knit the first row4 ,then always increase at the end of every row until you have #ch stitches4 ,do #ae rows without increasing4 ,toe4--#bast row4 ,work only on #ac stitches1 leaving #be unworked4 ,you can slip these on a piece of wool4 ,increase #a at the end of every row2 this increasing is at the end farthest away from the #be stitches4 ,when you have #bc stitches1 decrease at the same place every alternate row1 by knitting the last #b together until you have #ac again4 ,cast on #be more for the second side1 do #ae plain rows1 then decrease at the end of each row1 until you have only #bh stitches4 ,cast off4 ,go on with those on the third pin4 ,raise #ab on the instep1 raise the stitches you first cast on4 ,you ought to have #fc stitches4 ,join the wool2 knit a row1 pearl a row1 knit a row1 pearl a row1 cast off4 ,sew the ,shetland part to the ,penelope1 beginning at the instep1 then sew from the heel1 so as to be sure that the sock shall be put in exactly even4 ,last of all1 sew up the boot2 all this sewing to be on the wrong side1 of course4 ,make the strap as described in either of the previous patterns4 ,the last is advised4 ,this pattern can be knitted in a quicker way for common wear by doing it entirely in ,penelope wool4 ,for full size use bone pins ,no4 #ac4 ,cast on #cd for the sole2 work the boot as described1 only allow for these extra #f stitches2 then do the roll1 for which you raise #ae at the instep4 ,it does not signify whether the roll curls inward or outward1 that is a matter of taste4 ,begin the sock at the instep by raising #ad stitches1 knit and pearl alternate rows1 to look like a stocking1 for #aa rows1 then raise the last #ad on each side1 and knit all the #db stitches1 pearl the alternate rows4 ,do #af rows1 rib #ab rows1 cast off very loosely4 ,daisy ,stitch ,shawl4 ,knitted with white and coloured wool1 any fine kind1 and coarse needles4 ,you must increase at the end of every row4 ,cast on #e with white and pearl them4 ,slip the first1 wool forward1 knit #c1 slip the first of these over the other #b4 ,this makes the daisy4 ,knit the other #b4 ,now join the colour and pearl back4 ,the alternate rows are always pearled1 and you must always change the colour then4 ,the next row is fancy knitting1 and is always alike4 ,when there is #a stitch left you knit plain1 and increase as usual2 but when there are #b you pick up another between1 so as to have the #c stitches necessary for the pattern4 ,shawl4 ,this is quite easy work4 ,it is very soft and warm1 and is meant to take the place of a long first cloak4 ,it is all plain knitting with a good border4 ,you require #a lb4 of white ,berlin fingering wool and long wooden pins1 ,no4 #c4 ,cast on #a stitch and increase at the end of every row until the knitting measures #a yard and #e inches deep1 then decrease by knitting the last #b in every row together1 until you have only #b4 ,cast them off4 ,border4--,work #a round of double crochet4 #bnd round4 #a long treble 7wool twice round the hook71 #a chain1 miss #a4 ,repeat4 #crd round4 ,do #b rounds of fan-pattern 7page #af of ,the ,lady's ,crochet-,book1 third ,series74 ,increase at the corners4 #fth round4 ,work #h treble into a hole1 miss a hole1 #a single into the next1 and so on to make a scallop4 ,run a thick cream satin ribbon all round the shawl in the spaces left by the long treble4 ,index of ,things to be found in #8,the ,lady's ,knitting-,books1' ,parts ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 and ,,iv4 ,the ,number of ,part is given4 ,a ,antimacassars ,parts ,i41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,arrow ,pattern ,i4 ,b ,baby's ,boots ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 0 ,hood ,i41 ,,ii4 0 ,quilt ,i4 ,bag ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,balls ,,iii4 ,berceaunette ,blanket ,,iii4 0 ,cover ,i41 ,,iii4 ,bodices ,i41 ,,iv4 ,borders ,i41 ,,iii4 ,braces ,,iv4 ,brioche ,knitting ,i4 ,c ,cable ,knitting ,i4 ,canadian ,cloud ,i4 ,cardinal ,cape ,,iii4 ,carriage ,rug ,i41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,child's ,chemise ,,iii4 ,comforter ,i4 ,counterpanes ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii4 ,couvrettes ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,crimean ,helmet ,,ii4 ,cushion ,i41 ,,iv4 ,d ,double ,knitting ,i4 ,e ,edgings ,i41 ,,iii4 ,f ,fancy ,stitches ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,fringe ,i4 ,frock ,,iii4 ,g ,gaiters ,i41 ,,ii4 ,gloves ,,iv4 ,h ,hassock ,,iii4 ,hearth ,rug ,i4 ,hood ,,ii4 ,j ,jackets ,,iv4 ,jerseys ,i41 ,,iii4 ,k ,knee-cap ,i4 ,l ,loop ,knitting ,i4 ,m ,mittens ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,muff ,,ii4 ,muffatees ,i41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,n ,night ,sock ,i4 ,o ,open-work ,patterns ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,opera ,cloak ,,ii41 ,,iii4 ,p ,pence ,jugs ,i41 ,,ii4 ,petticoats ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,pincushion ,,ii4 ,purse ,i4 ,q ,quilts 7see ,counterpanes74 ,s ,scalloped ,edging ,i41 ,,iii4 ,scotch ,cap for ,pence ,,iii4 ,shawls ,i4 ,sleeves ,,iii4 ,slipper with ,warm ,lining ,,iv4 ,socks ,i4 ,sofa ,blankets ,,iv4 ,stockings ,i4 0 on ,two ,pins ,,iii4 ,swiss ,brioche ,stitch ,,iii4 ,t ,tea ,cosey ,,ii41 ,,iv4 ,tippets ,,ii41 ,,iii4 ,towel ,,iv4 ,u ,university ,boating ,jersey ,,iii4 ,v ,veil ,,ii4 ,vests ,i41 ,,ii41 ,,iii41 ,,iv4 ,w ,waistcoats ,i4 ,window ,curtains ,,iii4 ,work for ,poor ,people ,,iv4 ,,work ,,books ,,by ,e4 ,m4 ,c4 ,lady's ,crewel ,embroidery4 ,first ,series4 #fth ,thousand4 #ab ,floral ,designs and ,directions4 #bs4 #f;d4 ,lady's ,crewel ,embroidery4 ,second ,series4 #crd ,thousand4 #ab ,floral ,designs and ,directions4 #bs4 #f;d4 ,embroidery and ,art-,needlework ,designs4 ,with ,directions1 c4 #bs4 #f;d4 ,knitting4 #d ,parts4 #bah ,patterns4 ,square #ahmo4 cloth1 #as4 #f;d42 paper1 #as4 each4 ,the ,four in ,one ,vol41 cloth gilt1 #ds4 #f;d4 ,crochet4 #d ,parts4 #ade ,patterns4 ,square #ahmo4 cloth1 #as4 #f;d42 paper1 #as4 each4 ,the ,four in ,one ,vol41 cloth gilt1 #ds4 #f;d4 ,work4 #b ,parts4 #abi ,patterns4 ,square #ahmo4 cloth1 #as4 #f;d42 paper1 #as4 each4 ,netting4 #a ,part4 #cf ,patterns4 ,square #ahmo4 cloth1 #as4 #f;d42 paper1 #as4 each4 ,teacher's ,assistant in ,needlework4 ,for ,schools4 ,sewed1 #f;d4 ,the ,knitting-,teacher's ,assistant4 ,for ,schools4 ,sewed1 #f;d4 ,n4,b4--,the #ac ,series in handsome box1 price #aes4 ,over #afj1jjj ,copies of the above ,series have been sold4 ,,hatchards1 #ahg ,,piccadilly1 ,,london4 ,and all ,booksellers and ,berlin-,wool ,warehousemen4 ,transcriber's ,notes --,silently corrected a few typos4 --,retained publication information from the printed edition3 this e,book is public-domain in the country of publication4 --,in the text versions only1 text in italics is delimited by underscores4