,illustration3 ,,the ,,abergeldie ,,winter ,,book ,,by ,m,,lle ,,riego4 ,,the ,,abergeldie ,,winter ,,book4 ,,by ,,mlle4 ,,riego ,,de ,,la ,,branchardiere4 ,,by ,,special ,,appointment ,,artiste ,,in ,,needlework ,,to ,h4 ,r4 ,h4 ,,the ,,princess ,,of ,,wales4 ,,london3 ,,simpkin1 ,,marshall1 ,,and ,,co42 ,,and ,,all ,,the ,,berlin ,,warehouses4 #ahfg4 ,price ,one ,shilling4 99 99 99 99 99 ,illustration3 ,prize ,medal1 #ahea4 ,prize ,medal1 #ahfb4 ,prize ,medal1 #ahfb4 ,prize ,medal1 #ahee4 ,,awarded 8,,for ,,the ,,skill ,,displayed ,,in ,,the ,,imitation ,,of ,,old ,,spanish ,,and ,,other ,,costly ,,laces40 ,,see ,,jurors' ,,report1 ,,international ,,exhibition4 99 99 99 99 99 ,illustration3 ,,cape ,,muff ,,cross-,,over ,,veste ,,petticoat ,,hood 99 99 99 99 99 ,,the ,,abergeldie ,,winter ,,book4 ,,opera ,,hood4 ,,in ,,crochet1 ,,ornamented ,,with ,,tatting4 ,see the ,frontispiece4 ,materials--#af skeins of ,pink and the same of ,white single ,berlin ,wool2 #c skeins of ,white ,floss ,silk4 ,walker's ,tricot ,needle ,no4 #e ,bell gauge4 ,the ,tatting--,a large ,shuttle1 and for the pearl loops a short mesh1 which measures #a inches in circumference1 and another #a round1 are required4 ,,the ,,crown4 ,commence with the ,white wool and the ,tricot needle2 make a chain of #ae stitches4 ,the whole of the stitches should be worked very loosely4 #ast row--,miss the last #d chain stitches1 and work a plain crochet stitch into the next stitch of the foundation chain2 then 7make #b chain1 miss a stitch of the foundation and work #a plain crochet stitch1 #e times72 turn back4 #bnd row--,make #b chain1 miss #b1 and work #a plain stitch in the #b chain of the last row2 repeat to the end1 then to ,increase work #b chain and #a plain again in the last loop2 turn back4 ,work #g rows more1 the same as the last1 when it will be increased to #ad loops4 ,it should measure seven inches across without stretching4 ,work #i rows of the same stitch1 but omitting the increased loops at the end of the rows4 #aith row--,to decrease1 miss the last stitch and work #a plain in the last loop of chain2 then #b chain and #a plain as before1 to the end4 ,work #h rows more as the last4 ,then work a row of #a chain and #a plain in each loop4 ,join on the ,colored wool1 and work a row of plain crochet all round1 working two stitches to the side of each of the white rows4 ,for the second round--,work #d chain1 miss #a and #a plain4 ,repeat and fasten off4 ,use the ,floss ,silk and an ,embroidery ,needle4 ,work an ordinary ,cross stitch over each of the plain stitches of the ,crown1 putting the needle into the open spaces4 ,,the ,,tatting ,,flowers4 #ast ,,circle--,wind the colored and ,white ,wool together1 and fill the ,shuttle with it1 using the doubled wool as one thread4 ,commence a loop1 work a double stitch2 then using the largest mesh for the pearl loops1 work 7#a pearl and #a double alternately #af times72 draw close2 leaving a small circle in the centre about the size of the #bnd mesh1 and knotting the ends firmly together1 cut them off4 #bnd ,,circle--,use the colored wool doubled1 and the second sized mesh4 ,commence a loop1 work #a double1 then 7#a pearl and #a double #ab times72 draw close and fasten off4 #crd ,,circle--,use the ,white ,floss1 and for the pearl loops the ,tricot needle can be used4 ,commence a loop2 work #a double1 7#a pearl and #b double #h times72 draw close4 ,fasten off4 ,place the second circle over the first1 and the silk one in the centre1 sewing them together with the silk1 then attach them to the crown about an inch from the edge of it4 ,make nine ,flowers for the ,crown and four for the ,lappets4 ,,the ,,lappets4 ,work with the ,white wool and ,tricot needle4 ,make a chain of #aa stitches4 #ast row--,raise #aa loops in the ordinary ,tricot stitch1 and work back1 see page #bh4 #bnd row--,raise a loop1 ,increase a loop1 raise #b loops2 then to decrease1 put the needle into the three next stitches1 and bring the wool through them all4 ,raise the #b next loops as before4 ,increase again1 and raise the #b last loops4 ,there will be #aa loops on the needle4 ,work back as before4 ,work #h rows more as the last4 #aath row--,raise the #ast stitch and increase a loop as before2 then decrease the two next stitches1 taking them together as one stitch2 take the next three loops together2 then take the two next loops together as one stitch1 then ,increase a loop as before1 and raise the two last loops4 ,there will now be #i loops4 ,work back4 #abth row--,raise a loop and increase as before2 raise the next loop1 then take #c together1 raise a loop1 increase1 raise #b loops4 ,work back4 ,work #h rows more as the last4 #bast row--,raise a loop and increase as before2 then put the needle into the next #e loops1 and bring the wool through them all as one stitch2 increase again and raise #b loops3 there will now be #g loops4 ,work back4 #bbnd row--,raise a loop and increase2 then take the next #c loops together2 increase and raise #b loops4 ,work back4 ,work #bj rows more as the last1 or any length preferred4 ,,the ,,edge--,with the colored wool1 work loosely a row of plain crochet all round the lappet1 putting the needle into the spaces formed by the increased stitches4 #b chain and an extra plain stitch should be made at the two ends and centre of the first white row4 ,make sufficient of the ,scallop ,trimming1 page #aa1 to go round the ,lappet1 using the colored wool doubled1 and the smaller mesh for the pearl loops4 ,for the crochet row the wool is to be single4 ,,the ,,joining--work with the ,floss ,silk1 which had better be used double4 ,commence at the colored row1 round the ,lappet1 and work a plain crochet stitch2 then take out the needle and put it into the last stitch of the ,scallop ,trimming1 taking both edges of the plain row1 bring the ,floss through2 then work another plain stitch on the lappet1 taking both edges1 continue joining and working a plain stitch alternately4 ,work a row of ,cross stitches with the ,floss silk up the centre4 ,make the other ,lappet the same1 sew them to the crown and attach two flowers at each side4 ,,mazarin ,,cape4 ,materials--,for the ,cape1 #d ounces of single or double ,wool1 and for the ,trimmings #c skeins of double ,berlin ,wool of a color which contrasts2 ,walker's ,tricot ,needle ,no4 #g ,bell gauge1 a large ,tatting ,shuttle1 and a round ,mesh ,no4 #a ,bell gauge4 ,this ,cape is worked in open ,crochet ornamented with ,tatting1 see the ,frontispiece4 ,it will be greatly improved if ,floss ,silk is introduced as described in the ,opera ,hood4 ,the centre should then be white with colored ,trimming1 but any two colors that contrast will look well1 as ,pearl ,grey with ,crimson1 ,mauve with ,amber1 or ,violet with ,grey4 ,,the ,,divisions4 ,commence with the ,wool for the centre1 and make #ae chain stitches4 #ast row--,miss the last #d chain and work a plain crochet stitch in the next stitch2 7then #b chain1 miss #a and #a plain1 #e times72 turn back4 ,it should measure #c inches in length without stretching4 ,if single ,wool is used it should be worked loosely4 #bnd row--,work #c chain1 miss #a and #a treble in the last #b chain2 then #b chain1 miss #b and #a plain in each loop of #b chain to the end2 turn back4 #crd row--,work the same as the #bnd row4 #dth row--#c chain1 miss #a1 #a treble in the last loop of chain2 then #b chain1 miss #b1 and #a plain as before to the end2 and to ,increase a loop work #c chain and #a plain in the same loop as the last plain stitch2 turn back4 #eth row--,work the same as the #dth row4 ,repeat the last #d rows #f times more4 ,as the work will increase two loops every four rows there will now be #bj loops4 ,it is intended that the work should be longer at the sides than in the centre of the division4 #cjth row--#c chain1 miss #a and #a treble2 then #b chain1 miss #b and #a plain as before1 for #g loops1 then work #e loops1 making only #a chain instead of #b chain2 then work #g loops with #b chain1 and increase in the last loop4 #cast row--#c chain1 miss #a1 #a treble1 then work #g loops with #b chain2 #f loops with #a chain1 and #g loops of #b chain2 then increase at the end4 #cbnd row--,work #a chain1 miss #a and #a plain in each loop of chain to the end2 then #a chain and #a plain in the last loop4 ,work #b rows more as the last1 and fasten off4 ,work five ,divisions more the same1 and sew the slanting sides of them together4 ,three rounds of #a chain1 miss #a and #a plain1 should be worked along the neck1 then commencing at the right point work a plain row up the front1 across the neck1 and down the other side4 ,,the ,,trimming ,,in ,,tatting4 ,,the ,,rosette--,fill the ,shuttle with the ,wool and using the mesh for the pearl loops1 commence a loop1 work #a double1 7then make a pearl and work a double stitch alternately for #g loops72 draw close4 ,keep the ,wool at the back and join it to the centre pearl4 ,work another ,rosette the same1 and join it to the same pearl of the previous ,rosette as before2 then keep the ,wool as the back and join to the centre pearl of the last ,rosette4 ,repeat the last ,rosette until sufficient is made for the sides and border1 to which it is to be attached by sewing it with the same colored ,wool4 ,the ,rosettes down the ,divisions are made in the same manner1 but as they are to be smaller1 only #e pearls instead of #g pearls are to be made for each ,rosette4 ,,the ,,balls--,take a yard of the ,wool the same color as the ,tatting1 split it three times1 and wind it round the tops of the first and second fingers1 take it off the fingers and wind a piece of fine thread about three times very tightly round the middle of the wool1 knotting the ends together1 also tie in a piece of the wool not split1 to form the thread to attach the ,balls to the work2 cut the wool at each end1 rounding it into the shape4 ,make sufficient of these ,balls to go all round the ,edge1 placing them about two inches apart4 ,,reticule ,,muff4 ,,in ,,tricot ,,ecossais4--,,see ,,frontispiece4 ,materials--#d skeins of ,scarlet and #b of ,black double ,berlin ,wool1 or #d-ply ,fleecy1 ,walker's ,tricot ,needle ,no4 #f ,bell gauge4 ,commence the ,outside with the ,black wool1 and make a chain of #cd stitches4 ,see ,instructions for this stitch page #bh4 #ast row--,miss the last chain stitch4 99 ,put the needle into the next chain stitch1 and bring the wool through it in a loop4 ,repeat from 99 until there are #cd loops on the needle4 ,then join on the scarlet wool1 and 8,work ,back40 ,join on the black wool4 #bnd row--,work with the ,black wool1 and raise all the loops of the last row2 then join on the scarlet wool and ,work back4 ,repeat as the last row until #af inches are worked2 then1 to shape the ,flap or part which falls over the pocket1 work the same stitch1 but decreasing at the beginning and end of every row by taking two stitches together until it is reduced to a point4 ,,the ,,lining4 ,work with the ,scarlet wool and make a piece the same as the outside2 when finished it is to be made round by joining the foundation row to the one before the flap is begun1 so as to leave it on the outside4 ,for the ,pocket take a piece of merino or silk the length of the muff1 and about #h inches deep double it1 and sew the double part to the ,lining #d inches below the joining2 then sew one edge of the silk to the joining4 ,wadding is to be placed between the lining and the outside1 which is now to be sewn at the sides and round the flap1 but the foundation row is to be joined to the other edge of the pocket4 ,finish with a ,fur ,trimming or ,border1 as given in the ,winter ,book1 #ahfb1 round the end and flap1 which must be secured with a loop and button4 ,,crossover ,,shawl4 ,,in ,,tricot ,,ecossais1 ,,with ,,tatting ,,border4 ,see the ,frontispiece4 ,materials--,for the ,tricot1 #f ounces of ,mauve1 ,blue1 or ,magenta #d-ply ,fleecy1 ,walker's ,tricot ,needle ,no4 #c ,bell gauge4 ,berlin ,wool #h-ply can be used1 or #c-ply ,fleecy4 ,for the ,border1 a skein of ,black and two of ,white double ,berlin ,wool1 a large ,shuttle1 and a ,mesh ,no4 #a ,bell gauge4 ,,the ,,back4 ,commence with the ,colored ,fleecy1 and the ,tricot ,needle4 ,make a chain of #g stitches4 #ast row--,miss the last chain stitch4 99 ,put the needle into the next stitch1 and bring the wool through in a loop4 ,repeat from 99 until there are #g loops on the needle4 ,work back4 ,see ,instructions1 page #bh1 at the end of the book4 #bnd row--,raise the #g loops of the #ast row1 and work back4 #crd row--,raise a loop1 then ,increase a loop by putting the needle between the upright stitches2 ,raise #c loops as usual2 then ,increase another loop2 raise the #b last loops4 ,work back4 #dth row--,raise a loop1 ,increase1 raise #e loops1 increase again1 raise #b loops4 ,work back4 #eth ,row--,raise a loop1 increase1 raise #g loops1 increase again1 raise #b loops4 ,work back4 #fth row--,raise a loop1 increase1 then raise all the loops to within two of the end2 increase again1 and raise the two last loops4 ,work back4 ,the work should be loose4 ,as a guide for the size of the stitch1 the last row should measure #d inches across1 and these #f rows #b inches in depth4 ,work #e rows more the same as the #fth row4 #abth row--,raise all the loops without increasing1 and work back4 ,work #d rows as the #fth row1 that is increasing #b stitches each row1 and then work every #eth row without increasing until #cg rows in all are worked1 when there will be #fe stitches4 ,work #d rows without shaping4 ,if for an extra size a few more rows may be added here1 and also at the plain rows on each shoulder4 ,this finishes the back4 ,,to ,,shape ,,the ,,right ,,front--#ast row--,raise all the loops of the last row until there are #bh on the needle4 ,work back4 #bnd and #crd rows--,raise all the loops to the two last1 then decrease by taking these loops together as one stitch4 ,work back4 #dth row--,raise a loop1 then decrease as before1 raise the rest to the end4 ,work back4 ,then work #d rows plain without shaping4 ,repeat as the #dth row1 and the #d rows plain after it1 #e times more2 that is decreasing a stitch at the beginning of every #eth row2 the left selvedge should be quite straight4 ,then to shape the end1 decrease a stitch at the beginning and end of every #crd row1 until it is reduced to a point4 ,,to ,,shape ,,the ,,left ,,front--#ast row--,commence at the stitches left at the back1 and leaving #i for the neck1 raise the remaining #bh loops as usual4 ,work back4 #bnd and #crd rows--,work #b rows1 decreasing a loop at the beginning of each row4 ,all the rows must now be kept straight at the beginning4 ,work #d rows plain1 and at the end of every #eth row decrease a stitch1 in all #f times4 ,then decrease a stitch at the beginning and end of every #crd row until it is reduced to a point4 ,,the ,,tatting ,,border4 ,,the ,,dot--,fill the ,shuttle with the ,white ,wool1 and use the ,tricot ,needle for the pearl loops4 ,commence a loop1 work #c double stitches1 then 7#a pearl loop and #c double stitches twice72 draw quite close and reverse the work4 ,commence the next ,dot close to the last and repeat the dot1 reversing them after each is made4 ,work sufficient to go all round the ,tricot4 ,,the ,,edge--,work with the ,black ,wool1 and commencing at the last pearl of the ,dots1 crochet a plain stitch in it2 then work another plain stitch in the next pearl of the same ,dot1 and missing the ,dot which turns down1 work a plain stitch in the #ast pearl of the next dot but one4 ,repeat working a plain stitch in the two pearls of every other dot4 ,,the ,,joining--,work with the ,black wool1 and commencing at the left corner of the ,tricot1 work a plain crochet stitch between the rows of it2 then1 to join the ,tatting1 take out the needle1 put it into a pearl of a ,dot1 and bringing the loop through work a plain stitch on the ,tricot1 and continue the same until the ,tatting is joined4 ,to round the corners so that the ,border may lie flat1 the needle should be put into the last pearl of one dot and the #ast pearl of the next1 and worked as one stitch4 ,this should be done five or six times4 ,with the same colored wool as the ,tricot1 make sufficient of the ,scalloped ,trimming to go all round1 and join it to the black row of the ,border with the black wool1 always putting the needle into both edges of the plain rows4 ,,tatting ,,scallop ,,trimming4 ,materials--,the edging being used to ornament more than one of the patterns in this book1 the materials are given with each article4 ,,the ,,scallops--,fill the ,shuttle with the ,wool1 and commencing a loop work #b double stitches1 then with the ,mesh or pin 7make a pearl loop and work a double stitch alternately1 until #f loops are made72 then work another double stitch and draw the loop nearly close1 leaving a space in the centre the size of the ,mesh4 ,leave three-quarters of an inch of ,wool before commencing the next ,scallop4 ,continue them until the length is made4 ,work with the ,tricot ,needle2 take the ,tatting and1 keeping the straight edge at the top1 work a plain ,crochet stitch in the last pearl of the ,scallop2 then work #b plain in the space in the centre of the ,scallop and #a plain in the last pearl4 ,the thread which connects the ,scallops is to be worked under these stitches4 ,continue working #d plain stitches to each ,scallop4 ,,gentleman',s ,,sock ,,or ,,half-,,hose4 ,,ribbed ,,knitting4 ,materials--#d ounces of plain or speckled ,fingering ,yarn1 and #a ounce of a contrasting color for the top and toe4 #e ,knitting ,needles ,no4 #ag ,bell gauge4 ,the following directions will make a full-sized ,stocking1 viz--#ab inches round the top of the leg1 #ab inches in length from the top to the heel1 and #aa inches long in the foot4 ,by using ,needles ,nos4 #af or #ah it will make a size larger or smaller4 ,,the ,,leg--,use the color for the top--,cast on #bd stitches on each of four needles1 keeping the fifth to make it round4 #ast round--,pearl #c stitches and knit #c stitches alternately all round2 in all #if stitches4 ,work #cj rounds or two inches more the same1 always knitting or pearling the same stitches throughout the leg4--,with the other color1 knit #h inches more the same4 ,,to ,,shape ,,the ,,heel--,knit #bc stitches plain off the #ast needle which leaves a stitch1 and putting it on the #bnd needle turn back1 so as to work on the #bc stitches4 ,slip the #ast stitch and pearl the #bb stitches1 then1 using the same needle1 pearl #bj stitches off the next needle1 which leaves #d stitches2 put them on the next needle and turn back4 ,the #ec stitches on the other needles are left for the ,instep4 #ast row--,slip the #ast stitch1 knit #bj1 pearl #a1 knit #ba2 turn back4 #bnd row--,slip #a1 pearl #db stitches2 turn back4 ,repeat the #b last rows #bb times more4 ,,to ,,round ,,the ,,heel4 #dgth row--,slip #a1 knit #ae1 knit #b together1 knit #f1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 turn back1 leaving #af stitches on the other needle4 99 99 99 99 99 ,illustration3 ,,muffatee4 ,,gentleman',s ,,sock4 ,,baby',s ,,boot4 ,,lady',s ,,stocking4 ,,sleeping ,,sock4 99 99 99 99 99 #dhth row--,slip #a1 pearl #aj1 turn back1 leaving #ad stitches--slip #a1 knit #b together1 knit #g1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 turn back2 slip #a1 pearl #ab1 that is1 #b stitches on those left unworked1 turn back--slip #a1 knit #b together1 knit #i1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 turn back4 ,repeat from #f times more1 always knitting or pearling #b stitches more each time1 so as every row to use two of the stitches left unworked2 when finished1 there will be #be stitches on the needle4 ,,the ,,instep--,commence at the end of the #ec stitches left unworked1 and with another needle raise #bc stitches from the selvedge formed by the rows at the right side of the heel4 ,take another needle1 and knit the #be stitches left from the heel4 ,then with the #eth needle1 raise #bc stitches down the selvedge of the left side of the heel1 and with the same needle knit off the first plain stitch of the #ec4 ,put #ea of these instep stitches on one needle1 and place the remaining stitch on the next needle to the left4 ,it will now be #abd stitches round4 #ast round--,work across the instep4 7,pearl #c and knit #c1 alternately as before1 #h times7 then pearl #c2 knit #a1 knit #b together1 knit #fg plain2 then knit #b together1 knit #a plain4 #bnd round--7,pearl #c and knit #c1 #h times71 pearl #c1 knit the rest of the round all plain4 ,repeat these two rounds #af times more1 knitting #b stitches less at the stitches marked in italics each time4 ,then knit #ej rounds the same as the #bnd round2 when finished knit #bj rounds all plain4 ,,the ,,toe--,join on the other color and decrease thus-- #ast round--,knit #b together1 knit #cg plain1 knit #b together1 knit #d plain4 ,repeat once more to finish the round4 #bnd round--,all plain4 ,repeat the #b last rounds #af times more1 knitting #b plain less each time instead of #cg4 ,place the remaining stitches together so as to double the work1 and knitting a stitch off each needle together1 cast off the remaining stitches4 ,a ,,sleeping ,,sock4 ,,knitting4--,,see ,,page #ac4 ,materials--,for a ,lady1 #b skeins of white #c-ply ,fleecy1 and a pair of knitting pins1 ,no4 #ab ,bell gauge2 for a ,gentleman the pins must be ,no4 #aj4 ,commence at the sole4 ,cast on #bh stitches4 #ast row--,slip #a1 then increase a stitch by knitting the next stitch1 but before taking it off the left pin1 put the needle into the back of the same stitch and knit it off the pin2 knit the rest of the row plain4 ,work #i rows more the same4 ,then work #ah rows1 increasing in the same way at the beginning of every alternate row only1 which will make one side slant more than the other2 there will now be #dg stitches4 ,knit #f rows plain1 always slipping the #ast stitch4 ,,to ,,form ,,the ,,instep--,slip #a1 knit #bi1 turn back1 leaving #ag stitches on the pin3 and on the #cj stitches knit #bf rows plain4 ,the wool will be at the side nearest the stitches left1 and with it cast #ag stitches on the pin with the #cj stitches1 in all #dg stitches2 and for the other side of the sole1 knit #f rows plain4 ,next row--,slip #a1 knit #b together1 knit the rest plain4 ,then knit a row plain4 ,work the last two rows #h times more4 ,then #aj rows1 decreasing every row1 and cast off4 ,,the ,,leg--,return to the stitches left1 and with the same pin raise #ad stitches from the selvedge formed by the rows across the instep1 thus3 put the pin into the nearest stitch at the edge1 and bring the wool through in a loop on it2 then in the same manner raise #ag stitches from the stitches cast on2 there will now be #dh stitches4 #ast row--,slip #a1 knit #a1 then 7pearl #b and knit #b alternately to the end74 ,knit #bi rows more the same1 then #f rows plain1 and cast off4 ,sew the sides together1 then the #ast and last rows of the sole1 and the slanting sides1 drawing the straight rows at the toe together4 ,,baby',s ,,crochet ,,boot4 ,materials--#h skeins of white and #af of colored ,single ,berlin ,wool2 ,walker's ,penelope ,crochet ,needle1 ,no4 #a4 ,see page #ac4 ,commence at the ,toe1 and with the colored wool make #af chain4 ,the work should be tight4 #ast row--,miss #a1 #g plain1 #c plain in one stitch1 #g plain1 then #a chain to form the selvedge1 turn back4 ,now work in raised crochet1 that is1 putting the needle into the lower edge of the stitch of the previous row1 and working a plain stitch1 which will leave the upper edge in the front4 #bnd row--,miss the #a chain1 work #h plain always raised1 then #c stitches in one1 #h plain as before1 #a chain1 turn back4 #crd row--,miss the #a chain1 then the rest plain2 #a chain at the end4 ,repeat the last #b rows1 #i times more1 working a stitch more before and after the centre stitches each repeat4 ,then1 to form the side of the boot1 #bbnd row--,miss the #a chain1 then #ah plain1 still raised1 #a chain1 turn back4 ,work #cg rows more as the last1 and when finished1 crochet the last row to the other half of the front4 ,,the ,,leg--,with the ,colored wool commence at the centre stitch of the front of the boot1 and round the ribs formed by the side1 worked thus-- #ast round--#d chain1 miss a rib1 #a plain in the side of the next rib4 ,repeat all round4 #bnd round--,work in the #d chain1 7#a plain1 then #c chain1 #a treble1 #c chain1 #a plain1 all in the same #d chain74 ,repeat all round1 and fasten off4 #crd round--,with white wool commence at the top of the #ajth rib of the #ch rows1 and keeping the little ,scallops formed by the last #b rounds down in the front1 work #a chain1 miss a rib1 #a treble in the top of the rib not used in the #ast round4 ,repeat all round4 #dth round--,all plain crochet4 #eth round--,work in double crochet1 that is1 putting the needle into both edges of the previous round1 and working a plain stitch4 ,work #ad rounds more as the last4 #bjth round--#d chain1 miss #a and #a plain4 ,repeat4 #bast round--#e chain1 miss #d1 #a plain in the #d chain4 ,repeat4 ,join on the colored wool4 #bbnd and #bcrd rounds--,work as the #bast round4 ,join on the white wool4 #bdth and #beth rounds--,work as the #bast round4 #bfth round--#a chain1 miss #d1 #a plain in the #e chain4 ,repeat1 and fasten off4 ,,the ,,sole4 ,with the ,colored wool make a chain of #i stitches4 #ast row--,miss #a1 #b plain in one stitch1 #g plain1 turn back4 ,now work the rest of the sole in double crochet1 which being worked backwards and forwards1 will have a different effect from the leg4 #bnd row--#b plain in the first stitch1 the rest plain4 ,work #h rows more the same as the last4 ,there will now be #ah stitches4 #aath and #abth rows--,plain4 #acth row--,miss #a1 the rest plain4 ,work #e rows more as the last4 ,then #d rows plain4 #bcrd row--#b plain in one1 the rest plain4 ,work #g rows more as the last4 #cast and #cbnd rows--,plain4 #ccrd row--,miss #a1 the rest plain4 ,work #e rows more the same4 #cith row--,miss #a1 the rest plain to the last #b stitches1 then miss #a1 #a plain4 ,work #c rows more the same1 and fasten off4 ,sew the sole to the front1 and finish with a bow and ribbon run into the open row at the leg4 ,,lady',s ,,stocking4 ,,in ,,ribbed ,,knitting4 ,materials--#e ounces of ,andalusian1 ,eider1 or ,welsh ,yarn1 #e ,knitting ,needles ,no4 #ah ,bell gauge4 ,the following directions will make a full size stocking1 viz41 #ae inches round the top of the leg1 #bf inches from the top to the heel1 and #aj inches long in the foot4 ,by using ,nos4 #ai or #ag ,needles a size smaller or larger can be made4 ,see ,page #ac4 ,commence at the top of the leg1 and to make the foundation strong1 the wool should be used double in casting on the stitches4 ,cast on #db stitches on each of two needles1 and #cf on the other two2 keeping the fifth for making it round4 #ast round--,pearl #c stitches and knit #c stitches plain alternately all round1 in all #aef stitches4 ,continue the same until it is #ac inches in length4 ,always pearl or knit the same stitches throughout the leg4 ,,to ,,shape ,,the ,,leg--#ast round--,pearl the #c first stitches2 then to decrease1 slip #a1 knit #a1 and turn the slipped stitch over2 knit #a plain2 pearl #c and knit #c1 to within #b stitches of the end1 and decrease again by knitting them together4 ,knit #h rounds without decreasing4 ,repeat the same1 decreasing #b stitches every #ith round1 until it is reduced to #abj stitches4 ,in these rounds the #c first stitches are always to be pearled2 but the few stitches immediately following will vary1 on account of the decreased stitches altering the number to be knitted or pearled4 ,after the decreasing is worked three times1 the stitches will require to be pearled together until the rib is decreased4 ,when the work is reduced to #abj stitches1 sufficient rounds are to be worked without shaping to make it #bc inches in length from the top4 ,,to ,,form ,,the ,,heel--#ast row--,knit #a1 pearl #a1 knit #bh2 turn back1 so as to work on the #cj stitches1 leaving the rest of the stitches unworked4 #bnd row--,slip #a1 pearl #bi2 then pearl #bg off the next needle2 in all #eg stitches2 turn back1 leaving #fc stitches on the other needles for the ,instep4 #crd row--,slip the #ast stitch1 knit1 #bg1 pearl #a1 knit #bh2 turn back4 #dth row--,slip #a1 pearl #ef stitches2 turn back4 ,repeat the #b last rows #be times more4 ,,to ,,round ,,the ,,heel--#dgth row--,slip #a1 knit #ba1 knit #b together1 knit #h1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 turn back1 leaving #bb stitches on the other needle4 #dhth row--,slip #a1 pearl #ab1 turn back1 leaving #bj stitches--slip #a1 knit #b together1 knit #i1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 turn back2 slip #a1 pearl #ad--that is1 #b stitches on those left unworked1 turn back--slip #a1 knit #b together1 knit #aa1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 turn back4 ,repeat from #i times more1 always knitting or pearling #b stitches more each time1 so as every row to use two of the stitches left2 when finished1 there will be #cc stitches4 ,,the ,,instep--,take another needle and raise #bf stitches from the selvedge formed by the rows of the left side of the ,heel2 then with a second needle work across the ,instep 7pearling #c and knitting #c as before1 #aj times72 then pearl #c2 and with a third needle raise #bf stitches from the right selvedge of the ,heel2 and with a fourth needle knit the #cc stitches of the ,heel4 ,it will now be #adh stitches round4 #ast round--,work across the instep4 7,pearl #c and knit #c1 alternately as before1 #aj times7 then pearl #c2 knit #a1 knit #b together1 knit #gi plain2 then knit #b together1 knit #a plain4 #bnd round--7,pearl #c and knit #c1 #aj times71 pearl #c1 knit the rest of the round all plain4 ,repeat these two rounds #af times more1 knitting two stitches less at the stitches marked in italics each time4 ,then knit four inches the same as the #bnd round4 ,,the ,,toe--#ast round--,knit #b together1 knit #di plain1 knit #b together1 knit #d plain4 ,repeat once more to finish the round4 #bnd round--,all plain4 ,repeat the last #b rounds1 knitting #b plain less each time instead of #di1 until it is reduced to a few stitches4 ,then double the work1 and knitting a stitch off each needle together1 cast them off4 ,,zouave ,,veste4 ,,in ,,tricot ,,ecossais1 ,,with ,,tatting ,,edge4--,,see ,,frontispiece4 ,materials--#f ounces of ,crimson1 ,mauve1 ,grey1 or ,violet #d-ply fleecy1 and ,walker's ,tricot ,needle ,no4 #d ,bell gauge4 ,for the ,border #b skeins of ,white ,berlin ,wool1 a large ,shuttle1 and round mesh ,no4 #a ,bell gauge4 ,,the ,,back4 ,commence with #g chain and work as directed for the ,back of the ,crossover1 page #i1 ending with the #d plain rows4 ,,to ,,shape ,,the ,,right ,,side4 #ast row--,continue working from the last row of the back4 ,raise #bh loops1 leaving the rest unworked for the other side4 ,work ,back on these #bh loops4 #bnd row--,raise all the loops of the last row to within #c loops of the end1 then to decrease take #b loops together as one stitch1 raise the last loop4 ,work back4 #crd row--,same as #bnd row4 #dth row--,raise all the loops of the last row4 ,work back to within #d loops1 of the end1 keep the #eth loop on the needle1 and instead of finishing the row1 put the needle into the next stitch to the left1 and raise a loop so as to commence the next row4 #eth row--,continue raising all the stitches of the last row4 ,work back all the loops on the needle4 #fth row--,raise #d loops1 but in raising the #eth loop1 put the needle into the next stitch of the lower row1 which is under the one ordinarily used4 ,this will prevent any space showing where the last row was turned4 ,raise the rest of the row as usual4 ,work back4 #gth row--,raise all the loops without shaping4 ,work back4 ,repeat the #dth1 #eth1 #fth1 and #gth rows1 #e times more4 #bhth row--,raise a loop1 increase a loop1 then raise all the loops to within #d loops of the end1 decrease by taking #b loops together1 and raise the last two loops4 ,work back4 #bith row--,raise all the loops to within #d of the end1 then decrease1 and raise the last two loops4 ,work back4 ,repeat the last two rows #aj times more4 ,then work #e rows1 leaving #b loops unworked at the right end of the needle each time2 which finishes the right side4 ,the last row is to be attached to the right side of the first #aj rows of the back after the ,border is worked4 ,,the ,,left ,,side4 #ast row--,commence at the stitches of the ,back1 and1 leaving #i stitches for the neck1 raise the rest of the row--in all #bh loops4 ,work back4 #bnd and #crd rows--,work as usual1 decreasing at the beginning of each row4 #dth row--,raise all the loops to within #d stitches of the end of the last row1 and1 leaving them unfinished4 ,work back4 #eth row--,raise all the loops of the last row1 then raise the #d loops of the lower row4 ,work back4 #fth and #gth rows--,work the rows without shaping4 ,repeat as the #dth1 #eth1 #fth1 and #gth rows1 #e times more4 #bhth row--,raise a loop1 then decrease4 ,raise all the loops to within #b of the end4 ,increase a loop1 and raise the #b loops4 ,work back4 #bith row--,raise a loop1 decrease1 then raise all the loops to the end4 ,repeat the last two rows #aj times more2 then work #e rows1 leaving #b stitches at the left side of each row1 and fasten off4 ,after the ,border is worked1 sew it to the left side of the back4 ,,the ,,sash4 ,work as the ,lappets of the ,hood1 page #d1 commencing with the same color as the ,veste1 and using the white wool for the ,edge4 ,make the ,scallop ,trimming with the white wool1 and for the ,joining use the same color as the ,veste4 ,,the ,,border4 ,for the ,outside1 commence with the white wool at the last stitch of the left side of the ,veste1 so as to work on the selvedge formed by the end of the rows1 putting the needle sufficiently deep in the work to correspond with the edge row of the ,sash3 work #c plain crochet stitches2 99 then #a treble in the next stitch1 #a chain1 #a treble1 #a chain1 and #a treble again2 these #c treble stitches are all to be worked in the same stitch of the ,veste1 then work #g plain2 and repeat again from 991 continuing the same all round to the opposite end at the right side of the ,veste4 ,as the #c treble stitches should come at the centre of the back1 it will be necessary to increase in rounding the point4 ,make sufficient of the ,scallop ,trimming to go along this row1 and join it the same as the ,sash4 ,for the inner ,border1 commence at the last stitch of the right side of the ,veste1 and work as the outer border4 ,the last row of each of the sides is then to be sewn to the back under the ,border1 and the ,sash ends attached on the wrong side4 ,the ,veste should be fastened with buttons down the front4 ,,knitted ,,muffatee4 ,,for ,a ,,gentleman4 ,materials--#a ounce of ,white and #f skeins of colored ,single ,berlin ,wool2 pair of ,walker's knitting pins ,no4 #ab ,bell gauge4 ,see page #ac4 ,commence with the ,colored wool1 and cast on #dh stitches4 #ast row--,slip #a1 knit #a1 then 7pearl #b stitches and knit #b alternately to the end74 ,knit #e rows more the same4 ,join on the white1 and knit #f rows4 ,then #c rows of the colored4 ,for the ,centre1 knit #cf rows of white--then #c rows of coloured--#f rows of white1 and #f rows of coloured4 ,for the ,lining1 knit #fj rows of white4 ,cast off4 ,sew the sides together1 then double the cuff and sew the first and last rows together4 ,,round ,,shetland ,,veil4 ,,knitting4 ,materials--,one ounce of ,shetland ,wool and a pair of ,knitting ,pins ,no4 #ad ,bell gauge4 ,,the ,,centre4--,cast on #di stitches loosely with two pins4 #ast row--,make #a1 knit #b together1 99 make #a1 knit #c plain1 make #a1 knit #c all together4 ,repeat from 99 to the last #e stitches1 then make #a1 knit #c1 make #a1 knit #b plain4 #bnd row--,make #a1 knit #b together1 99 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a1 #b together1 make #a1 knit #a2 repeat from 991 and at the end knit #b plain instead of #a4 #crd row--,make #a1 knit #b plain2 99 make #a1 #b together1 make #a1 #c together1 make #a1 knit #a4 ,repeat from 99 to within #e stitches of the end1 then make #a1 knit only #b together1 make #a and knit #c plain4 #dth row--,make #a1 #b together2 99 make #a1 knit #a1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a1 #b together4 ,repeat from 99 to the last #c stitches1 then make #a1 knit #a1 make #a1 knit #b plain4 ,the work will now be increased #f stitches4 ,commence again at the #ast row and repeat these four rows until it is the required size2 then knit three rows plain and cast off4 ,make sufficient of the ,diamond ,border to edge it4 ,,diamond ,,edging4 ,commence by casting on #ab stitches4 #ast row--,make #a1 knit #b together1 knit #a1 make #a1 knit #b together1 knit the rest plain4 ,the #crd1 #eth1 #gth1 #ith1 #aath1 #acth1 and #aeth rows are all worked as the #ast row1 and are therefore not given4 #bnd row--,make #a1 knit #c1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #d1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 #dth row--,make #a1 knit #e1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #c1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 #fth row--,make #a1 knit #a1 #b together1 make #a1 knit #a1 make #a1 knit #a1 #b together1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #b1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 #hth row--,make #a1 knit #a1 #b together1 make #a1 knit #c 7make #a1 #b together and knit #a1 three times74 #ajth row--,make #a1 knit #c together1 knit #a1 make #a1 #c together1 make #a knit #a1 #b together1 make #a1 knit #c1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 #abth row--,make #a1 knit #c together1 knit #a1 7#b together twice71 make #a1 knit #d1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 ,illustration #adth row--,make #a1 knit #c together1 then #b together1 make #a1 knit #e1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 #afth row--,make #a1 #c together1 make #a1 knit #f1 make #a1 #b together1 knit #a4 ,commence again at the #ast row4 ,when sufficient is made it is to be sewn to the ,veil4 ,,the 8,,empire0 ,,petticoat4 ,,tricot ,,ecossais4--,,see ,,frontispiece4 ,materials--#alb4 of ,scarlet or ,mauve #d-ply ,fleecy2 also #b ounces of ,black and #a ounce of ,white ,wool4 ,walker's ,tricot ,needle ,no4 #e ,bell gauge4 ,,first ,,stripe4 ,commence with the ,scarlet ,wool1 and make a chain of #cc stitches4 ,work #b rows of ,tricot ,ecossais as described at page #bh1 then join on the ,black ,wool to finish the last stitch4 #crd row--,black--,raise the #ast loop1 then increase a loop1 raise #ac loops2 then decrease by taking #c loops on the needle and working as one stitch4 ,raise #ac loops1 increase again1 and raise the two last loops4 ,work back4 ,all the rows are worked in this manner1 that is1 increasing at the beginning and end1 and decreasing in the centre4 #dth row--,work as the last row4 ,then with the ,white ,wool work a row as the last4 ,black #b rows4 ,scarlet #aj rows4 #ahth row--,raise the #ast loop and increase as before4 ,raise #aa loops1 then decrease by taking #b loops together2 decrease again1 taking #c loops together as usual2 then decrease a third time1 taking #b together4 ,raise #aa loops4 ,increase and raise #b loops4 ,there will now be only #ca loops4 ,work back4 ,work #aj rows more as the #crd row1 but raising #ab loops instead of #ac on each side of the centre decreased stitches4 #bith row--,work as the #ahth row1 but raising #aj loops instead of #aa loops on each side the decreased stitches4 ,continue working #aj rows as the #crd row1 and then a row decreasing #c times in the same manner as the #ahth row1 until the work is reduced to #bc stitches1 when it will be about #cj inches in length4 ,as the number of stitches decreases each time the #ahth row is worked1 a less number of stitches must be raised on each side of the centre4 ,to finish the ,stripe work #c rows1 decreasing in the centre and leaving #b stitches unworked at each side2 then work back to the right side1 and end with a row of single crochet4 ,for an ordinary sized ,petticoat #aj stripes will be required4 ,the last stripes should not be joined to the top4 ,,the ,,edge--,with the ,black ,wool commence at the top of the left side of a ,stripe1 and work down the selvedge a row of plain ,crochet1 putting the needle into the open spaces formed by the increased stitches4 ,this row should be worked loosely4 ,continue this row across the foundation1 and up the right side of the ,stripe4 ,work the other ,stripes the same4 ,,the ,,joining ,,row--,with the ,white ,wool commence at the black stitch even with the white row of the stripe2 work a single stitch on the stripe4 ,take a second stripe1 put the needle into the corresponding stitch of it1 work another single stitch4 ,continue working a single stitch alternately on each stripe1 until they are joined2 the needle should be put in both edges of the black row4 ,the first four rows of the stripes are to be sewn together with ,scarlet and ,black ,wool4 ,,the ,,border--,with the ,white ,wool commence at the black row of the foundation1 and work a row of #a chain1 miss #a and #a plain2 putting the needle in the same scarlet stitches as the black row1 so as to cover the alternate stitches of it4 ,repeat all round4 ,with the ,scarlet ,wool work #c chain1 miss #a and #a plain in each chain stitch of the white row4 ,,tricot ,,ecossais4 ,a ,,chain ,,row is always made for the foundation of the work1 the same as in ,crochet1 and after the number of chain stitches are made1 as given in each direction1 the last loop is to be kept on the needle4 ,illustration3 ,,section4 #ast row--still keeping the loop on the needle--miss the #ast chain stitch1 put the needle into the next chain stitch1 take up the wool on the needle and draw it through in a loop2 99 keep the two loops on the needle1 put the needle into the next chain stitch and repeat from 99 to the end of the chain4 ,this is termed 8raising0 loops or stitches1 and there should be as many loops on the needle as the foundation chain4 ,to 8,work back0--,take up the wool on the needle and bring it through the last loop on it1 99 then take up the wool again and bring it through the two next loops1 as shown at the left side of the ,section4 ,repeat from 99 to the end4 ,in raising the loops for the #bnd row the needle is to be put into the upright loops of the previous row1 as shown in the two first loops at the right side of the section4 ,to 8,increase0--,the third loop on the needle is an increased stitch1 which is made by putting the needle between two upright loops and bringing the wool through as usual4 ,in counting the loops always reckon the number on the needle1 including the one at the edge4 99 99 99 99 99 ,to insure correctness in the size of the ,needles used in ,mdlle4 ,riego's publications1 a drawing of the ,gauge by which they are numbered1 is now given4 ,all ,knitting ,needles are measured in the circle close to the numbers4 ,tricot ,needles the same1 gauging by the stem4 ,illustration3 ,,uncotopic ,h4 ,,walker',s ,,patent4 ,h4 ,,walker1 ,manufacturer to the ,queen of ,pins1 ,fish ,hooks1 ,hooks ,eyes1 ,hair ,pins1 ,thimbles1 c4 ,,warehouse--,,gresham ,,street1 ,,london1 ,e4,c4 ,,manufactory--,,alcester4 ,illustration3 ,,bell ,,gauge ,h4 ,,walker',s ,,needles have long enjoyed great popularity with those who value really good ,needles4 ,they have been greatly altered by ,patented ,improvements of a most important character4 ,h4 ,,walker',s ,,patent ,,penelope ,,crochets have had so many imitations1 it is necessary to repeat the request that all who wish for the true ,needle will see that the word 8,penelope0 is on the handle4 ,the new ,patent ,uncotopic ,handles to the ,penelope ,needles have the word 8,uncotopic0 on each1 and persons who would avoid disappointment will please to observe these trade marks4 ,the ,uncotopic ,handle keeps the ,needle at all times in the true position for work1 and is invaluable alike to a beginner1 or to an accomplished worker4 ,illustration3 ,h4 ,walker ,needles ,fig4 #a4 ,fig4 #b4 ,the following is from 8,the ,engineer10 of ,may #d1 #ahei3--8;,difficult as it may appear to entirely change the structure of so small an article1 the figures above show what may be done even with the eye of a ,needle4 8,fig4 #a4 ,a1 is a ridge or slightly raised part before the eye2 ,b1 the eye2 ,c1 a groove beyond the eye into which the thread falls4 8,fig4 #b is a side view of the part ,a1 ,b1 ,c1 showing the thread recessed as in sewing1 when the usual pressure of the thimble drives the ,needle with its thread at once through the cloth1 affording relief of no ordinary character to the tailor or seampstress1 and saving much of their time4 ,we have submitted these ,needles to a good judge of such articles1 who has declared them superior to all others1 not only as above stated1 but particularly also with relation to facility of threading40 ,illustration3 ,,christmas ,,presents ,,and ,,new ,,year',s ,,gifts ,,for ,,all ,,who ,,court ,,the ,,gay ,,and ,,festive ,,scenes4 ,,rowlands' ,,macassar ,,oil1 ,,is ,a ,,delightfully ,,fragrant ,,and ,,transparent ,,preparation ,,for ,,the ,,hair4 ,and1 as an invigorator and beautifier1 beyond all precedent4 ,it bestows a permanent gloss1 with a silky softness1 and a strong tendency to curl1 and is the only known specific capable of effectually sustaining the ,hair in decorative charm during the exercise of dancing1 or the relaxing effects of crowded rooms4 ,prices #cs4 #f;d42 #gs4 #ajs4 #f;d42 equal to four small1 and double that size1 #bas4 per bottle4 ,,rowlands' ,,kalydor1 ,,for ,,the ,,skin ,,and ,,complexion4 ,a balmy1 odoriferous1 creamy ,liquid1 as equally celebrated for safety in application as ,,unequalled ,,for ,,its ,,rare ,,and ,,inestimable ,,qualities4 ,the radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek1 the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms1 its capability of soothing irritation1 and removing cutaneous defects1 discolourations1 and all unsightly appearances render it ,,indispensable ,,to ,,every ,,toilet4 ,price #ds4 #f;d4 and #hs4 #h;d4 per bottle4 ,,rowlands' ,,odonto1 ,,or ,,pearl ,,dentifrice4 ,a ,white ,powder1 compounded of the choicest and most recherch ingredients of the ,oriental ,herbal1 and of inestimable value in ,,preserving ,,and ,,imparting ,a ,,pearl-,,like ,,whiteness ,,to ,,the ,,teeth2 ,,strengthening ,,the ,,gums2 ,,and ,,in ,,giving ,a ,,pleasing ,,fragrance ,,to ,,the ,,breath4 ,price #bs4 #i;d4 per box4 ,sold at #bj1 ,hatton ,garden1 ,london1 and by ,chemists and ,perfumers4 ,ask for 8,,rowlands'0 articles4 ,,walter ,,evans ,,co41 ,,boar',s-,,head ,,cotton ,,manufactory1 ,,derby1 ,,manufacture ,,the ,,following3-- ,,superior ,,six ,,cord ,,crochet ,,cotton1 on ,spools and in ,skeins1 for ,sewing1 ,knitting1 and ,crochet ,work4 ,,superior ,,six ,,cord ,,sewings1 on ,spools1 soft finish1 for ,sewing ,machines1 c4 ,,tatting ,,cotton1 on ,spools4 ,,patent ,,glace ,,thread1 in ,white1 ,black1 and ,colors1 on ,spools and ,cards4 ,,two ,,and ,,three ,,cord ,,sewings1 on ,spools1 soft finish4 ,,sewings in ,balls4 ,,embroidering1 ,,knitting1 ,,mending1 ,,cotton ,,cords1 ,,and ,,small ,,cords4 ,illustration3 #ahfb4 ,london ,exhibition ,prize ,medal1 ,awarded 8for very ,strong most superior ,thread40 ,illustration3 #ahfg4 ,paris ,universal ,exhibition ,gold ,medal4 ,,notice4 ,mlle4 ,riego de la ,branchardiere begs most gratefully to thank her correspondents for the kind letters she has received during sorrow and illness1 and trusts that any omissions on her part will be excused now the cause is known4 ,she has also to inform them that for the future all her registered and copyright designs will be signed with her surname in full1 she having hitherto used only the first as more convenient for business2 but as she has reason to believe that there has been a recent infringement and use of her name1 it has become advisable for her to vary her signature1 otherwise she cannot so readily detect fraud4 ,mlle4 ,riego de la ,branchardiere must caution ladies against purchasing any of her designs without the whole signature1 as she is informed by law it is against the purchaser only she must proceed in case it should be necessary to assert her rights4 ,mlle4 ,riego's ,,only ,establishment is at #b1 ,old ,quebec ,street1 ,london4 s4 d4 ,the ,complete ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the ,instruction ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the ,exhibition ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the ,royal ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the ,lace ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the ,etoile ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the ,pearl ,tatting ,book #a #j ,the #fth ,series ,crochet ,book #a #j ,the ,simple ,tatting ,book #j #f ,the #ahth ,series ,crochet ,book #a #j ,the #ajth and #agth ,series #a #f ,the ,useful ,knitting ,book #a #j ,winter ,book for #ahfb #a #j 8,melange de ,laine0 #a #j 8,tricot ,ecossais0 #a #j ,the ,andalusian ,knitting and ,netting #a #j ,coloured ,antimacassars #a #j ,tatting ,edgings #j #f ,la ,mode ,winter #j #f ,the ,book of ,siberian ,wool #j #f ,the ,child's ,winter ,knitting #j #f ,entered at ,stationers' ,hall4 ,the ,author reserves the right of ,translation4