. "You ask!--I'll tell." A home and business companion of all things of every-day life .. . the 2d loop ; 8 Ch, 2 Sc, on the2 Dc, at the point of the 1st the work on the right side: — 4 each of the last 3. Miss the 2 Sc, atthe point of the 2d loop; and on theother chain of 8, 3 Sc, on the 1st 3, 2Sc on the next. Turn the work on thewrong side : — 6 Ch, 2 Sc, atthe point of the loop. Turnon the right side:— 2 Sc, inthe 1st; 2 Ch, 2 Sc, in eachof the next 2 ; 2 in the next2. Sc down the chains of thehalf loops, taking care not tocontract the edge at all. 5 Sc,on 5 Sc; 3 Sc, on chain of
. "You ask!--I'll tell." A home and business companion of all things of every-day life .. . the 2d loop ; 8 Ch, 2 Sc, on the2 Dc, at the point of the 1st the work on the right side: — 4 each of the last 3. Miss the 2 Sc, atthe point of the 2d loop; and on theother chain of 8, 3 Sc, on the 1st 3, 2Sc on the next. Turn the work on thewrong side : — 6 Ch, 2 Sc, atthe point of the loop. Turnon the right side:— 2 Sc, inthe 1st; 2 Ch, 2 Sc, in eachof the next 2 ; 2 in the next2. Sc down the chains of thehalf loops, taking care not tocontract the edge at all. 5 Sc,on 5 Sc; 3 Sc, on chain ofthe next loop; 3 Ch, draw theloop through the correspond-ing part of the Sc of last back on the 3 Ch; 3 Scon 3 more chains of the loop.+ repeat as often as may berequired for the number ofpatterns. Crochet Border, 1. — Thisborder is suitable for a greatvariety of purposes, accordingto the size of the cotton employed; incoarse cotton it will make a trimmingfor couvrettes and berceaunette covers ;with fine cotton it can be used forchildrens clothes, small curtains, Malerial. — Crochet cotton of any size. Make a sufiiciently long foundationchain, and work the 1st row: * 2 trebledivided by 3 chain in the 1st founda-tion chain stitch, miss 3; repeat from *.2d row: * In the first scallop of thepreceding row, 1 double, 5 treble, 1double, then 1 chain, 1 purl (4 chain, 1slip stitch -in the 1st of the four), 1Sc, on 4 Ch; 3 So, on the next; 1 ou chain, miss under these the next chain 426 YOU ask! — Ill tell! fititch scallop; repeat from *. 3d row: 1 treble in the chain stitch on eitherside of the purl in the preceding row,5 chain. 4th row: * 2 double dividedby 7 chain in the two first treble ofthe preceding row (insert the needleunderneath the upper parts of thestitch), 10 chain, 1 slip stitch in the5th of these 10 stitches so as to forma loop, 4 chain ; repeat from *. 5th row:* 1 slip in the middle-stitch of the scal-lop formed by 7 chain in the precedingrow
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