Tatting and netting . No. 36.—Netted Mitten.(For Description see Page 150.) Work the same border round the top of themitten and round the thumb. Net the other mittto correspond. Netted Seine. No. 37.—This consists of a deep, pointed bag ofcircular netting distended with three hoops, and asmall pointed bag open at the bottom and held outby a hoop at the top. The top of the larger bag isfastened to the sides of the smaller one half way up (see picture), and the bottom of the smaller bagis held in place inside the larger bag by cords. Bag for Holding Tennis Balls. (No Illustration.) This should b
Tatting and netting . No. 36.—Netted Mitten.(For Description see Page 150.) Work the same border round the top of themitten and round the thumb. Net the other mittto correspond. Netted Seine. No. 37.—This consists of a deep, pointed bag ofcircular netting distended with three hoops, and asmall pointed bag open at the bottom and held outby a hoop at the top. The top of the larger bag isfastened to the sides of the smaller one half way up (see picture), and the bottom of the smaller bagis held in place inside the larger bag by cords. Bag for Holding Tennis Balls. (No Illustration.) This should be netted with twine; that made invariegated colors is the prettiest. A half-inch fiat. No. 37.—Netted Seine. mesh, and also a one and a half-inch mesh will berequired. Commence by making 12 stitches with the largemesh on a foundation string, and join with the half-inch mesh. First round.—Net 2 stitches in the first loop, 1stitch in the next loop, and repeat. Second round.—Net 2 stitches in the first loop, 1stitch in each of the next 2 loops, and repeat. Third round.—Net 2 stitches in the first loop, 1stitch in each of the next 3 loops, and repeat. Con-tinue netting round and round in this manner mak-ing each time one stitch more between the increase(which occurs six times in the round and always inthe loop which appears as if drawn longways) untilthe bag is as large round as you wish; then workround and round without any increase until thenetting measures about 17 inches from the com-mencement. Now net 1 round plain with the largemesh in which to run the scarlet inch-wide braidto draw up the mouth of the bag; net 6 more roundswith the half-inch mesh,
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