. "You ask!--I'll tell." A home and business companion of all things of every-day life .. . arned line of diamonds. Thread aneedle with No. 5, and insert it in themesh at the right-hand corner of thecentre darned diamond, pass a beadinto the mesh and slip the needleunder the thread to the next mesh;before putting in another bead, take aback stitch over the thread underwhich you just passed the needle, thenslip on another bead, and so on allround the close diamonds. Now with No. 80 do a row of loosebuttonhole stitch all round the beads,taking each stitch in a bead mesh ; then do another row of
. "You ask!--I'll tell." A home and business companion of all things of every-day life .. . arned line of diamonds. Thread aneedle with No. 5, and insert it in themesh at the right-hand corner of thecentre darned diamond, pass a beadinto the mesh and slip the needleunder the thread to the next mesh;before putting in another bead, take aback stitch over the thread underwhich you just passed the needle, thenslip on another bead, and so on allround the close diamonds. Now with No. 80 do a row of loosebuttonhole stitch all round the beads,taking each stitch in a bead mesh ; then do another row of buttonholestitches in the same meshes, reversingthe stitches, taking one in each meshopposite the one already done, andpassing the needle every time throughthe loop made in the last row. Thiswill fill the entire space between thedarned lines. Darn every mesh of the 21st roundwith No. 5 closely, and in the lastrow knot a fringe about an inch indepth. Care must be taken that all thedarning runs the same way, and thebeads may be omitted if desired. Ladys Watch-Pocket, in Netted Materials.—One reel Crochet Cotton No. 56; two Meshes, the same as those used in the Netted DOyley;a Netting Needle; one skein of colored Wool, of any color to suit the drapery of the room; a yardof inch-wide Sarcenet Ribbon ; a round of Cardboard; and a small piece of Silk the same coloras the Wool. 436 YOU ask!—Ill tell! On a foundation of 28 stitches netone round with wide mesh. •2d Mound. — Small mesh, 1 in each. 3(f, 4ifh, bth, and Qth.—Same as 2d. 7th Bound.—Large mesh, 2 in each. 8//i Bound.—Small mesh, 1 in each. 9th and \Oth Bounds.—Same as 8th. Fasten the thread, and with thewool cover the entire outside round ofmeshes with loosely-wrought button-hole stitches. This forms the firstround of the pocket. On the same foundation, with widemesh, net 1 plain round. 2d Bound.—Wide meshes, 2 stitchesin each. Bd Bound.—Small mesh, net 2stitchestogether all around. 4th Bound.
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