The imperial macramé lace book, with numerous illustrations and instructions . No. 37 straight line. Repeat to end of desk. Miss the two first threads;make a similar knot with the next four threads. Repeat to end ofdesk. Make two more rows ot knots. This makes a handsomefringe, and is especially adapted for medium sized thread. No. 15. (Threads for this Pattern one yard and twenty-seven inches long-) Pin the straight lines on to the desk in the usual way, and fastenthe threads for working on to the top line. Loosen the second line,hold it in the right hand, knot each thread twice on it. T
The imperial macramé lace book, with numerous illustrations and instructions . No. 37 straight line. Repeat to end of desk. Miss the two first threads;make a similar knot with the next four threads. Repeat to end ofdesk. Make two more rows ot knots. This makes a handsomefringe, and is especially adapted for medium sized thread. No. 15. (Threads for this Pattern one yard and twenty-seven inches long-) Pin the straight lines on to the desk in the usual way, and fastenthe threads for working on to the top line. Loosen the second line,hold it in the right hand, knot each thread twice on it. Take thefirst four threads; make two double chain. Repeat to the loosen the third line, hold it in the right hand, knot eachthread twice on to it with the left hand. Take three threads ; holdthe first thread in the right hand, knot two on to it with the lefthand ; take the next three threads, hold the third in the left hand,knot three on to it with the right hand ; take the first thread, hold itin the right hand ; knot three threads on to it with the left. Repeatat each side
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