A treatise on lace-making, embroidery, and needle-work with Irish flax threads . Insertion for Knitted Hood. 5. SI i, k i, o, n, k 1, n, o, n, o, k 5, o, k Si 1, k 1, o, n, k 3, o, n, o, n, k 1, n, o, SI 1, k 1, o, n, k 4, o, n, o, k 3 tog, o, n. 11. SI 1, k 1, o, n, k 5, o, k 3 tog, o, n. 12. Plain. Repeat from 1st row. This edge is to be sewed all around the bonnet, over and more ornamentation is desired, add bows or a Ian of lace on topof bonnet, made by sewing the edge on either side of an insertion,made as follows: Cast on 15 sts. 1. K 4, n, o, n, o, n, o, k 5. INFANT S
A treatise on lace-making, embroidery, and needle-work with Irish flax threads . Insertion for Knitted Hood. 5. SI i, k i, o, n, k 1, n, o, n, o, k 5, o, k Si 1, k 1, o, n, k 3, o, n, o, n, k 1, n, o, SI 1, k 1, o, n, k 4, o, n, o, k 3 tog, o, n. 11. SI 1, k 1, o, n, k 5, o, k 3 tog, o, n. 12. Plain. Repeat from 1st row. This edge is to be sewed all around the bonnet, over and more ornamentation is desired, add bows or a Ian of lace on topof bonnet, made by sewing the edge on either side of an insertion,made as follows: Cast on 15 sts. 1. K 4, n, o, n, o, n, o, k 5. INFANT S KNITTED HOOD. 79 2. K plain, purling loops ; alternate rows K 3> n, o, n, o, k r, o, n, o, n, k K 2, n, o, n, o, k 3, o, n, o, n, k K 1, n, o, n, o, k 5, o, n, o, n, k K 3, o, n, o, n, k 1, n, o, n, o, k K 4, o, n, o, k 3 tog, o, n, o, k K 5, o, k 3 tog, o, n, o, k K plain ; repeat from 1st row. This little hood or bonnet should be lined with silk, with ribbonties, and loops among the lace bows, to match the lining silk in. Border for Knitted Hood. color; it will ba found very dainty. It may be made larger ifdesired, by knitting the 16th row like the 14th, with 8 plain sts, etc.,thus making the star larger and enlarging the whole pattern. Morerows may also be put in the border, like the 59th row. This designis nearly all original with the writer, who has made the little hoodsin different sizes, the larger being more elaborate. After 74th row the bonnet is knitted in rows, back and forth, and1 needle may be dispensed with. The insertion may be madewider, if desired, by casting on 4 more stitches and knitting 2 plainon each edge before doing the fancy part. DEPARTMENT 5. —BOOK 1, WIDE TATTED LACE. FIRST PRIZE ARTICLE. [Contributed by Mrs. J. M. HOBkON, New York City, ] Use Barbours flax thread, white, No. 80, 3-cord, 200-yardsspools. Begin in the centre of rosette with a ring of * 2 dk, 1 p, repeat tillyou have 12 p, close ring, b
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