The New Guide to Knitting & Crochet
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THE NEW GUIDE TO KNITTING & CROCHET.
THE NEW GUIDE TO KNITTING AND CROCHET,
PREFACE.
INDEX.
THE NEW GUIDE TO KNITTING AND CROCHET
SIBERIAN CUFFS.
LEAF PATTERN FOR A PINCUSHION.
TWISTED KNITTING.
VANDYKE BORDER.
OPEN KNITTED LACE CUFFS.
PRUDENCE CAP.
CARDINAL CAPE.
SHELL PATTERN PURSE.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL CAP CROWN.
BORDER.
HEAD-PIECE OF THE CAP.
INSERTION FOR CUFFS.
FEATHER PATTERN.
EDGINGS.
ANOTHER EDGE.
LEAF STITCH.
KNITTED MUFF.
LONG SLEEVES TO WEAR UNDER A DRESS.
OPERA CAP.
SHETLAND SHAWL PATTERN.
STAR-PATTERN SHAWL, IN TWO COLOURS.
SHETLAND KNITTED SCARF.
LEAF PATTERN, FOR AN ANTI-MACASSAR.
KNITTED FRINGE.
KNITTED BAG, WITH BLACK, GARNET, OR STEEL BEADS.
DIRECTIONS FOR A FULL-SIZED QUILT.
CHAIR BACK PATTERN.
A BROAD OPEN LACE.
HOUR GLASS PATTERN CUFFS.
A VERY HANDSOME MAT.
RIBBED MITTS.
WATCH CHAINS.
FOR A PURSE.
A BAG TO HOLD WOOLS.
BABY’S SHOES.
TOILET CUSHION.
A STOCKING.
KNITTED FRINGE.
CARRIAGE BOOTS.
BABY’S HOOD.
PIECE ROUND THE NECK.
FOR THE HOOD.
KNITTED BUSTLE.
ANTI-MACASSAR.
HARLEQUIN QUILTS, WITH TUFTS.
RUFF FOR THE NECK.
A POLKA COAT, FOR A CHILD.
A VERY PRETTY FRINGE.
UNDER SLEEVES.
KNITTED EDGINGS TO TRIM THIS UNDER-SLEEVE.
BABY’S KNITTED BODY.
BAND FOR BABY’S BODY.
EDGING TO TRIM THE BODY AND SLEEVES.
GENTLEMAN’S WOOLEN GLOVES.
TO FORM A PATTERN FOR THE BACK.
Directions for the different Stitches IN CLOSE AND OPEN CROCHET WORK.
A PRETTY NECK TIE, OF TREBLE OPEN CROCHET, AND TWO COLOURS IN DOUBLE BERLIN.
A NEW SOFA PILLOW, IN TREBLE OPEN CROCHET.
A CARPET BAG.
NECK REST, OR CUSHION, FOR THE BACK OF A CHAIR.
A BRIOCHE, OR TURKISH CUSHION.
A VERY ELEGANT BAG, IN FRENCH BLUE SILK, AND STEEL BEADS.
ORIGINAL PATTERN OF A CROCHET COLLAR.
A PLAIN PURSE.
A MOUCHOIR CASE, IN TREBLE VANDYKE CROCHET.
WARM MUFFATEES.
RAISED CROCHET SLIPPERS.
ANTI-MACASSAR, IN SIX SHADES OF WOOL, OR COARSE COTTON, TO IMITATE OLD LACE.
SHAWL.
WATCH CHAINS.
LADIES’ CUFFS, IN SHADED SINGLE WOOL.
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