quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
throw the cotton forward	273
walter evans and co	249
the end of the	197
from right to left	157
on the wrong side	152
double crochet into the	141
from left to right	137
the edge of the	128
at the end of	117
make a chain of	108
on the right side	107
in the same manner	101
the centre of the	101
a chain of stitches	99
of the preceding row	96
pull slipped stitch over	88
the middle of the	87
the th and th	84
the point of the	83
in the same way	83
to the end of	74
put up a pin	74
in the centre of	70
in the case of	69
eighth of an inch	66
plain on the th	60
in the middle of	59
the last purl of	57
on the other side	56
so as to form	56
in raised satin stitch	56
the top of the	55
on each of the	55
the st of the	53
of an inch from	53
the ends of the	52
the th of the	51
an inch from the	51
the other side of	51
the stitches of the	51
last purl of the	50
quarter of an inch	50
the length of the	50
the right side of	49
with the th and	49
the size of the	49
the needle into the	48
right side of the	48
crochet into the chain	48
to the last purl	46
treble on the th	46
at the same time	46
the wrong side of	45
end of the row	45
the back of the	45
of the left hand	45
of the last row	44
up a pin at	44
on each side of	44
slip stitch in the	43
other side of the	43
the needle through the	43
the bottom of the	43
the direction of the	42
purl of the preceding	42
at the beginning of	41
fastened on to the	41
the chain double crochet	40
wrong side of the	40
th and th pair	39
each side of the	38
stitch of the preceding	38
single crochet into the	38
the width of the	38
the thread through the	38
join them to the	38
half passing with the	37
as to form a	37
into the chain double	37
in the following manner	37
repeat from times more	37
throw the wool forward	37
the lines of the	37
plain on the chain	37
in each of the	37
position of the hands	36
an eighth of an	36
a pin at point	36
put up the pin	36
crochet into the st	35
the beginning of the	34
a quarter of an	34
fasten the cotton on	34
worked in satin stitch	34
and draw it through	33
as shown in the	33
plain on the next	33
join it to the	33
to the right side	33
working detail of fig	33
the same number of	33
the number of stitches	33
double crochet into each	31
the th picot of	31
the end of each	31
th picot of the	31
at the top of	31
and bring it out	31
as well as the	30
of the preceding round	30
turn the work plain	30
of the first row	30
inch from the edge	30
treble on the rd	30
each stitch of the	30
into the same place	30
the threads of the	30
worked in raised satin	30
put the needle in	29
draw it through the	29
the thread to the	29
it is necessary to	29
draw the thread through	29
put the needle into	29
end of each row	29
purl divided by double	28
formed by throwing the	28
the edges of the	28
the first of the	28
work double crochet into	28
pull slipped stitches over	28
worked in the same	28
in the left hand	28
of the st row	28
that is to say	28
point of the needle	28
in the next row	28
double treble on the	28
plain on each stitch	28
them to the th	27
the same as the	27
on to the last	27
should be worked in	27
the rd and th	27
between the thumb and	26
one of the most	26
in the right hand	26
repeat times more from	26
st of the chain	26
of the preceding circle	26
as shown in fig	26
will be necessary to	25
each of the next	25
on to the next	25
of the previous row	25
on each stitch of	25
fourth of an inch	25
it is to be	25
in the preceding row	25
on the th chain	25
on the th of	25
side of the work	25
it is worked in	25
the needle in the	25
on the right and	24
on the th picot	24
and a half inches	24
chain stitches of the	24
at a short distance	24
in the first row	24
passing with the th	24
crochet into successive loops	24
of the th row	24
can be used for	24
is one of the	24
it will be necessary	24
cotton on to the	24
the cotton on to	23
the upper part of	23
double crochet into successive	23
the centre of each	23
in front of the	23
of one of the	23
is worked in point	23
end of the thread	23
on the th stitch	23
plain on each of	23
quarters of an inch	23
or cordonnet fils d	23
instead of working the	23
plain on the rd	23
the needle under the	23
in the second row	23
the rd of the	22
the nd and rd	22
with a row of	22
both sides of the	22
at the bottom of	22
one side of the	22
the side of the	22
into each of the	22
the rest of the	22
circle consisting of double	22
on the opposite side	22
c threads and cottons	22
by throwing the wool	22
the thread round the	22
at the point of	22
double crochet over the	22
throwing the wool forward	22
the inside of the	22
on the chain stitches	22
to end of row	22
the same way as	22
with a piece of	22
crochet into the next	22
with the nd and	21
up the pin at	21
on both sides of	21
this kind of work	21
work a stitch of	21
on the rd chain	21
work a row of	21
stitch of double crochet	21
the purl of the	21
to the size of	21
pass the thread through	21
on either side of	21
th stitch of the	21
the loop on the	21
stitch formed by throwing	21
the middle purl of	21
the thread over the	21
the last stitch of	21
edge of the braid	21
the pin at point	20
the first and last	20
at the beginning and	20
triple treble on the	20
according to the size	20
the th stitch of	20
of the right hand	20
the position of the	20
the course of the	20
the same manner as	20
the next row is	20
into the st of	20
join to the th	20
to the edge of	20
the centre stitch of	20
to the wrong side	20
made in the same	20
the stitch formed by	20
plain on the stitch	20
into the st chain	20
th of an inch	20
at the top and	20
is worked in the	20
draw up the cotton	20
cotton round the needle	19
same number of stitches	19
upper part of the	19
of the last stitch	19
single on the th	19
edge of the hem	19
it on to the	19
repeat from the beginning	19
one eighth of an	19
with the rd and	19
as can be seen	19
of gold and silver	19
on the same stitch	19
may be worked in	19
the first row of	19
loops on the needle	19
the cotton round the	19
which is to be	19
on one side and	19
the thread of the	19
are worked in raised	18
the cotton to the	18
in the reign of	18
the first and second	18
is worked in raised	18
from the wrong side	18
three quarters of an	18
the right side and	18
colours of the d	18
the nd of the	18
the place of the	18
are worked in the	18
to point put up	18
to the right and	18
side of the chain	18
crochet into the last	18
the chain in last	18
the picot of the	18
point put up a	18
rows backwards and forwards	18
down the other side	18
eighths of an inch	18
the middle stitch of	18
on the first chain	18
into the chain in	18
the second and third	18
it is best to	18
beginning and end of	18
of the nd row	18
it is said that	18
the cotton on the	17
on the stitch at	17
last stitch of the	17
pin at point enclose	17
row of plain stitches	17
fifths of an inch	17
in tatting and crochet	17
on a number of	17
you come to the	17
repeat from to end	17
the loop of the	17
continue in this manner	17
worked in point de	17
the sides of the	17
so on to the	17
the stitch at the	17
in the first place	17
bring your needle out	17
with the exception of	17
the beauty of the	17
passing with the nd	17
the wrong side and	17
the outline of the	17
in the direction of	17
the last of the	17
to the next purl	17
either side of the	17
picot of the th	17
to the th of	17
fingers of the left	17
the point where the	17
double in the next	17
purl of the st	17
stitch at the point	17
from to end of	17
in satin stitch and	17
is made in the	17
the st and nd	16
the time of the	16
the th and rd	16
they are to be	16
stitches into a circle	16
rows of plain stitches	16
will be required for	16
can be made of	16
pair put up a	16
long stitch into the	16
of the chain stitches	16
long into the next	16
double divided by purl	16
position of the needle	16
by the name of	16
of the concluding chapter	16
the front of the	16
of an inch apart	16
the list of colours	16
the last loops of	16
plain on the nd	16
can be worked in	16
worked from left to	16
to be worked in	16
the next purl of	16
as in the case	16
crochet into each loop	16
care must be taken	16
at the back of	16
a number of stitches	16
at point enclose the	16
the thumb and forefinger	16
is the same as	16
of colours of the	16
th of the chain	16
a sufficient number of	16
end of the concluding	16
list of colours of	16
the lower edge of	16
textile fibers and fabrics	15
the space between the	15
length of the threads	15
a stitch of double	15
sizes and the list	15
the beginning and end	15
of an inch wide	15
of double crochet into	15
of the th scallop	15
of numbers and sizes	15
plain stitch of the	15
by a row of	15
and sizes and the	15
each of the chain	15
side of the material	15
the use of the	15
numbers and sizes and	15
stitch at the end	15
at right angles to	15
work into the chain	15
table of numbers and	15
treble on the nd	15
the chain stitches of	15
stitches of the preceding	15
of the stitches of	15
is to be worked	15
are worked in overcast	15
of the next scallop	15
is worked in satin	15
of the rd row	15
with the shades of	15
and so on to	15
chain in last round	15
one from the other	15
double in the middle	15
the table of numbers	15
at the point where	15
from to the end	15
on the next scallop	15
the back part of	15
and the list of	15
to the middle of	15
the base of the	15
draw the needle through	15
join the stitches into	15
fasten on the thread	15
be seen in illustration	15
finger of the left	15
the stitches into a	15
seems to have been	15
plain turn the work	15
and draw it out	15
in one of the	15
th and th rounds	15
a great variety of	15
of the present day	15
cast on a number	15
purl of the first	15
over and under the	15
the end of every	15
the wrong side to	15
is said to have	15
in a similar manner	15
in the st stitch	15
on to the middle	15
fourths of an inch	15
one quarter of an	15
the end of row	15
next purl of the	15
can be seen in	15
with gold and silver	14
in the chapter on	14
of the row beneath	14
double passing with the	14
the top and bottom	14
work from left to	14
work patterns from no	14
threads of the canvas	14
the upper edge of	14
be careful not to	14
see at the end	14
stitches of double crochet	14
is worked like the	14
over the knitted stitch	14
of an inch long	14
fasten the cotton to	14
the surface of the	14
and join it to	14
in the next stitch	14
treble on the same	14
picot of the st	14
stitch of the th	14
said to have been	14
of an inch in	14
on to the end	14
and repeat times from	14
in such a manner	14
of the threads for	14
in a slanting direction	14
from point to point	14
the st chain of	14
into the chain of	14
needle and draw it	14
a great deal of	14
a piece of material	14
in the form of	14
the needle and draw	14
wrong side to the	14
the two ends of	14
work into successive loops	14
a see at the	14
the right of the	14
loop on the needle	14
thread through the picot	14
it is well to	14
will have to be	14
the right and left	14
in the centre stitch	14
is fastened on to	14
the second row of	14
the in last round	14
in the middle stitch	14
the taste of the	14
in order that the	14
one end of the	14
into the next chain	14
a row of plain	14
in the usual way	14
the outlines of the	14
entire length of the	14
the third and fourth	14
pass the needle under	14
by throwing the cotton	14
slipped over the knitted	14
worked from right to	14
same manner as the	13
round the needle and	13
at the place where	13
for the purpose of	13
knotting on threads with	13
to the th plain	13
d c round the	13
to the purl of	13
the th pair aside	13
into the nd chain	13
in this manner till	13
the needle at the	13
by means of the	13
the thread must be	13
the left hand and	13
of the same colour	13
take a piece of	13
double in the st	13
the quality of the	13
bring the needle out	13
stitch in the st	13
th treble of the	13
middle stitch of the	13
of the second row	13
middle purl of the	13
close to each other	13
on a piece of	13
the place where the	13
on a foundation of	13
on one side of	13
draw the slipped over	13
worked in the centre	13
threads in height and	13
from the right side	13
the cotton over which	13
shown in illustration no	13
direction of the stitch	13
the slipped over the	13
of the st circle	13
plain on the first	13
the th treble of	13
cut a piece of	13
to correspond with the	13
to the th treble	13
crochet over padding cotton	13
draw the cotton through	13
from the edge of	13
the thread in the	13
the st stitch of	13
stitches of the first	13
centre stitch of chain	13
the same stitch as	13
the eye of the	13
the slipped stitch over	13
of cordonnet fils d	13
are worked in satin	13
repeat from twice more	13
along the edge of	13
you have only to	13
stitch of the next	13
work the st row	13
upper edge of the	13
lay the th pair	13
fasten the thread to	13
stitch of the first	13
so as not to	13
repeat times from to	13
the four sides of	13
times alternately throw the	13
as far as the	13
the rd and nd	13
the stitches on the	13
through the picot of	12
a row of double	12
throwing the cotton forward	12
repeat from to the	12
the threads for no	12
of the first chain	12
single crochet over padding	12
the loops of the	12
different kinds of stitches	12
on the rd of	12
turn the work chain	12
passing with the rd	12
between the first and	12
repeat from all around	12
on the th plain	12
two or three stitches	12
in the stitch formed	12
number of stitches that	12
rd and nd pair	12
with the left hand	12
seen in the illustration	12
the outer edge of	12
make a row of	12
an inch and a	12
pair aside half passing	12
should be used for	12
cotton over which you	12
in the third row	12
as shown in illustration	12
the other side to	12
same stitch as the	12
the outside of the	12
th and th rows	12
quadruple treble on the	12
circle of the preceding	12
over the th thread	12
left side of the	12
the corners of the	12
into the rd chain	12
threads of the stuff	12
d c in next	12
the cotton through the	12
is worked as follows	12
of the needle for	12
in the time of	12
it is not necessary	12
be required for this	12
of the same color	12
loop of c s	12
as seen in illustration	12
in the course of	12
and work the st	12
from side to side	12
into the centre of	12
in rows backwards and	12
over threads in height	12
is to be made	12
the space to be	12
by means of a	12
of a piece of	12
the left side of	12
trebles on the th	12
of the foundation chain	12
for the most part	12
to the middle purl	12
the right hand thread	12
with regard to the	12
the way to make	12
edge of the cloth	12
the points of the	12
it through the loop	12
over which you work	12
be substituted for the	12
to the left and	12
plain on the last	12
crochet into the same	12
stitches of the last	12
side to the right	12
under the point of	12
in the th space	12
c pour la broderie	12
aside half passing with	12
nd picot of the	12
care should be taken	12
l s into next	12
and th pair put	12
in the st row	12
on the last chain	12
horizontal bar of knots	12
the way in which	12
and the end of	12
stitch is to be	12
th pair put up	12
a foundation chain of	12
the corner of the	12
shown in the illustration	12
side of the square	12
to the th chain	12
a needle and thread	11
a quarter of a	11
last loops of the	11
into the next loop	11
will be found in	11
th of the plain	11
other side to correspond	11
a plait to point	11
treble on the st	11
is not to be	11
of the stitch is	11
in height and in	11
the wool forward in	11
a flat double knot	11
turn the thread round	11
on the next chain	11
c in balls nos	11
threads of the material	11
on the left side	11
of the last plain	11
stitches of the th	11
hang on pairs of	11
is worked in rows	11
double long into the	11
to form a loop	11
treble of the preceding	11
the pattern is worked	11
which it is to	11
on the nd side	11
thread round the needle	11
the case of the	11
two and a half	11
the thread on the	11
working from right to	11
on the last purl	11
part of the stitch	11
in order to make	11
is used for the	11
in the st of	11
the left of the	11
stitch at the beginning	11
in the art of	11
make a plait to	11
may be made of	11
the stitches must be	11
in the shape of	11
as in the first	11
must be worked in	11
the case of a	11
inch and a half	11
purl of the next	11
the first half of	11
the thread is carried	11
stitch of the nd	11
repeat to the end	11
be used for the	11
on the other hand	11
between the th and	11
for the sake of	11
edge of the material	11
this pattern is not	11
and draw up the	11
the stitches are taken	11
in the same direction	11
from the join of	11
over for a chain	11
on the second side	11
alternately throw the cotton	11
be seen in the	11
the needle must be	11
at the time of	11
lower edge of the	11
point of the leaf	11
the thread at the	11
stitches over for a	11
foundation chain of stitches	11
the first purl of	11
from the other by	11
pattern is worked in	11
in the british museum	11
on the th treble	11
eye of the needle	11
treble in the st	11
each of the remaining	11
to the centre of	11
what is known as	11
may be used for	11
cut and drawn work	11
end of every row	11
may be substituted for	11
on account of the	11
stitch of the last	11
height and in width	11
changes of the threads	11
those of the first	11
turn the work and	11
point enclose the pin	11
in the same stitch	11
the lower part of	11
with pairs of bobbins	11
times round the needle	11
the first row is	11
and put it in	11
st stitch of the	11
pattern is not repeated	11
of the next chain	11
and at the same	11
slip stitches over for	11
on pairs of bobbins	11
the art of needlework	11
of the nd leaf	11
you must be careful	11
shown in the engraving	11
worked in overcast stitch	11
you will find that	10
field of the cloth	10
size of the cotton	10
in the last row	10
the th space plain	10
be done in the	10
the south kensington museum	10
strip of insertion is	10
is begun in the	10
border in tatting and	10
the opposite side of	10
through the loop on	10
if you wish to	10
and end of each	10
the first chain stitches	10
second side of the	10
in gold and silver	10
rd chain from the	10
stitches on each side	10
as a matter of	10
times double divided by	10
the middle picot of	10
put the needle through	10
the same as for	10
stitches that divides by	10
purl in the stitch	10
long into the chain	10
plain on the ring	10
last purl of last	10
of the st scallop	10
the shape of the	10
plain and so on	10
this kind of embroidery	10
finger of the right	10
letters are worked in	10
one inch from the	10
to last purl of	10
to the point of	10
on the needle and	10
of the cloth of	10
four sides of the	10
long worked in the	10
worked in darning stitch	10
not repeated in this	10
wind the cotton round	10
and draw the needle	10
through the center and	10
two or three threads	10
supposed to have been	10
double fastened on the	10
is not repeated in	10
the last chain of	10
insert the needle into	10
and a pair of	10
such a manner that	10
twice round the needle	10
as long as the	10
it out at the	10
at the foot of	10
and th pair lay	10
the cloth of gold	10
the fold of the	10
opposite side of the	10
detailed description of exercises	10
it is advisable to	10
should be of the	10
middle picot of the	10
an even number of	10
is worked in a	10
between the second and	10
rd of the chain	10
to the last stitch	10
when you come to	10
pattern is to be	10
back part of the	10
be worked in a	10
plain on the st	10
follow the lines of	10
name is worked in	10
that is to be	10
with a plain stitch	10
a circle consisting of	10
the foot of the	10
the th plain of	10
the second half of	10
ends of the cotton	10
and cut on the	10
it will be seen	10
work down the other	10
into the last chain	10
with a pair of	10
them into a circle	10
on the nd of	10
double crochet in th	10
the needle to the	10
of the in last	10
the circles of the	10
join to last purl	10
to one of the	10
the other by double	10
if you want to	10
the pattern on the	10
the needle for the	10
are then to be	10
passing put up the	10
and from left to	10
divided one from the	10
double fastened on to	10
for this kind of	10
the pattern may be	10
join to the last	10
inserting the needle into	10
are worked in point	10
the first stitch of	10
be worked in the	10
d c in same	10
for the next stitch	10
after the th row	10
coton pour crochet d	10
that are to be	10
each of the stitches	10
and draw the thread	10
and is worked in	10
the st row of	10
put it in again	10
other by double stitches	10
th plain of the	10
to which it is	10
the rd chain from	10
may be done in	10
fastened on the last	10
stitches on the wrong	10
of stitches that divides	10
and then the other	10
the colour of the	10
draw the needle out	10
get a piece of	10
the center of the	10
lines of the pattern	10
in the th round	10
two sizes of thread	9
first purl of the	9
all round with a	9
the cotton with which	9
in the th row	9
th of the first	9
at the edge of	9
with two rows of	9
the material to be	9
in advance of the	9
double knots with the	9
this name is worked	9
each of the first	9
at the base of	9
can also be worked	9
half inch from the	9
quite close to the	9
work so that the	9
side of the cloth	9
and join to the	9
the bars of the	9
you wish to make	9
stitch is used for	9
the foundation of the	9
purl divided one from	9
in the th stitch	9
as may be seen	9
knit two stitches together	9
in the opposite direction	9
the leaves of the	9
satin stitch and overcast	9
plain on the treble	9
on the left hand	9
loop on the left	9
but it is not	9
of bobbins put up	9
by winding the cotton	9
like the preceding one	9
aside double passing with	9
the stitches in the	9
with the right hand	9
in the ordinary way	9
the skill of the	9
over the cotton on	9
with two shuttles and	9
on the under side	9
the work of the	9
to the left of	9
the exception of the	9
one above the other	9
three or four times	9
the pattern of the	9
then turn the work	9
so that it will	9
right hand thread through	9
needle with a piece	9
over padding cotton into	9
thread your needle with	9
repeat from till the	9
be of the same	9
the warp through the	9
through the two loops	9
threads on the left	9
right angles to the	9
linen passing with the	9
of these patterns will	9
treble in the next	9
needle in the right	9
second row of stitches	9
it can be made	9
these patterns will be	9
stitch into the same	9
it is impossible to	9
scallop of the preceding	9
to the th picot	9
which you work on	9
with one of the	9
on the st of	9
take up the thread	9
d l s into	9
the last row of	9
same way as the	9
the beginning and the	9
warp through the center	9
outer edge of the	9
right to left and	9
by passing the thread	9
first stitch of the	9
pass the right hand	9
and proceed as before	9
through the first loop	9
bars of the netting	9
are made in the	9
and on the left	9
so that you have	9
it is difficult to	9
needle into the first	9
the right hand and	9
the centre purl of	9
row is to be	9
is ornamented with a	9
kind of work is	9
in the rd row	9
the flowers are worked	9
into successive loops double	9
to be found in	9
join them into a	9
and work in embroidery	9
should be worked with	9
on the left and	9
the work plain on	9
on the corner stitch	9
stitch of the row	9
the character of the	9
stitch of the previous	9
on the last stitch	9
the thread between the	9
the different kinds of	9
two loops on the	9
stitches on the right	9
patterns will be required	9
insert the needle in	9
the thread under the	9
is to be repeated	9
purl of last oval	9
through in a loop	9
where it came out	9
worked in point russe	9
between those of the	9
insertion in tatting and	9
any number of stitches	9
s c into third	9
the nd picot of	9
with a needle and	9
end of the round	9
on the four sides	9
on the th and	9
under the name of	9
the needle and thread	9
to the other side	9
over the left hand	9
part of the pattern	9
on the edge of	9
is a sort of	9
appears to have been	9
forefinger of the left	9
plain stitches of the	9
the work is done	9
second half of the	9
the thread around the	9
double in the centre	9
the field of the	9
the second of the	9
each other in the	9
treble on the next	9
of the cotton together	9
top and bottom of	9
nd and rd pair	9
chain from the join	9
the second side of	9
the same as no	9
taking care that the	9
two ends of the	9
successive loops double crochet	9
on each chain stitch	9
as seen in the	9
is worked in two	9
two threads of the	9
a row of chain	9
fasten it on to	9
as if you were	9
the whole of the	9
first half of the	9
to the right of	9
we are told that	9
at the place of	8
by means of which	8
of the st purl	8
is not necessary to	8
to serve as a	8
knot the threads on	8
on to the same	8
to the number of	8
the th plain stitch	8
the two rows of	8
the last to the	8
the nd and st	8
to the back of	8
crochet into each of	8
the needle from the	8
plain over the chain	8
it through the stitch	8
it to the th	8
the fourth and fifth	8
on the inside of	8
in centre loop of	8
needle out at the	8
a piece of work	8
pass the needle through	8
of the braid and	8
they are worked in	8
be determined by the	8
of the middle row	8
worked in the following	8
at south kensington museum	8
in at the top	8
work single crochet over	8
see description of the	8
a variety of stitches	8
when you have finished	8
treble on the needle	8
the chain of the	8
and th pair point	8
tatting and lace stitch	8
a piece of the	8
forward in preceding row	8
the threads of which	8
crochet into the centre	8
is to be done	8
c s in last	8
the first part of	8
of the th century	8
thumb and forefinger of	8
even number of stitches	8
to be done in	8
are to be made	8
crochet in th stitch	8
this is done in	8
with a few stitches	8
is to be drawn	8
threads have been drawn	8
photograph by mary g	8
in the direct centre	8
long into the rd	8
hand thread through the	8
lines of the design	8
a short distance from	8
s in last row	8
picot of the rd	8
chain stitch of the	8
the next stitch is	8
inserting the needle in	8
the third row is	8
treble of the st	8
as we have already	8
stitch on the right	8
the effect of a	8
with which you work	8
the stitches should be	8
work single crochet into	8
three times round the	8
thread to the right	8
taste of the worker	8
a stitch of single	8
with very fine cotton	8
be found in the	8
the appearance of a	8
the manner in which	8
back to the right	8
tatting and darned netting	8
thread on the right	8
to those of the	8
in and out of	8
and so proceed to	8
it is worked on	8
chain turn the work	8
beginning and the end	8
in this manner until	8
of this kind of	8
into the circle double	8
all the way across	8
can be used in	8
slip the first stitch	8
and plain on the	8
you have finished the	8
the raw edges of	8
the end of this	8
the size of a	8
the case may be	8
satin stitch and point	8
and forefinger of the	8
point make a plait	8
is worked from left	8
the under side of	8
on the lower edge	8
it is as well	8
of the needle and	8
and work into successive	8
this manner till the	8
so as to make	8
take out the pin	8
make flat double knots	8
you will have to	8
of an inch above	8
so proceed to the	8
can be made in	8
trebles turn the work	8
wool forward in preceding	8
a small piece of	8
it in at the	8
the work so that	8
must not be too	8
in the next purl	8
and out of the	8
pair lay the th	8
first stitches of the	8
bar of double knots	8
double of the preceding	8
under side of the	8
twice round the mesh	8
together on the wrong	8
and th of the	8
you were going to	8
flowers are worked in	8
can be divided by	8
lay the thread over	8
a stitch at the	8
on the next stitches	8
the raw edge of	8
so that the threads	8
long into the st	8
treble of the last	8
on the plain stitches	8
it was not until	8
th pair lay the	8
the same size as	8
rd picot of the	8
hand side of the	8
the shape of a	8
begun in the centre	8
thumb and first finger	8
alternately throw the wool	8
nd and st pair	8
bring it out on	8
monogram composed of letters	8
as the case may	8
edged all round with	8
must be fastened on	8
of an inch below	8
join to next purl	8
with the warp through	8
must be careful to	8
in point de feston	8
stitches in the same	8
of an inch deep	8
s c into same	8
linen passing put up	8
worked round in button	8
one half of the	8
crochet over the in	8
double crochet at the	8
these are made of	8
one and a half	8
insert the needle at	8
the pattern in the	8
double knot with the	8
in the place of	8
four threads of the	8
the th set of	8
loop of the last	8
long into the same	8
of a yard of	8
space to be filled	8
of the th and	8
the work to the	8
a piece of fine	8
lower part of the	8
it is possible to	8
as well as to	8
the needle on the	8
and repeat from times	8
in point de reprise	8
under and over the	8
may be seen in	8
of tatting and crochet	8
the st double crochet	8
composed of double stitches	8
chain of th pattern	8
insert the needle from	8
a pin at the	8
end of the cotton	8
the next chain stitches	8
way to make a	8
tight point de bruxelles	8
the stuff and the	8
by the use of	8
to make the stitches	8
in the last round	8
be made of a	8
green make a chain	8
bring your needle up	8
the thickness of the	8
on the upper edge	8
point put up the	8
three shades of green	7
will be found to	7
to the same purl	7
row of double crochet	7
fasten the cotton over	7
double crochet into loop	7
be worked on the	7
double in the th	7
thread through the th	7
footing of the lace	7
the part of the	7
stitch of the small	7
of the two first	7
on the plain stitch	7
on the outer edge	7
under the degree of	7
bring them back and	7
folded edge of the	7
row of chain stitches	7
plain in the th	7
cravat end in tatting	7
to the th purl	7
it is worked over	7
over a mesh measuring	7
out of the loop	7
as will be seen	7
outline of the pattern	7
with a broad hem	7
in tatting and embroidery	7
and the th and	7
this stitch is used	7
purl of the nd	7
are to be had	7
the first stitch and	7
thread from right to	7
put your needle into	7
in a line with	7
the form of a	7
left on the needle	7
crochet into the nd	7
of c s in	7
the circle double crochet	7
stitch is worked in	7
same as the th	7
the commencement of the	7
stitch in the first	7
the th purl of	7
th and th row	7
the stitch on the	7
it will be found	7
rosette in tatting and	7
inches deep a point	7
will have to make	7
as many times as	7
may be of any	7
and finish with a	7
stitch of the st	7
point de bruxelles stitches	7
this pattern is worked	7
with the bobbins of	7
to be had in	7
stitch of single crochet	7
the st circle of	7
gold and silver threads	7
back of the work	7
the attention of the	7
the finer kinds of	7
a manner that the	7
shades of one colour	7
of some of the	7
plain stitch on each	7
so that the stitches	7
long into successive loops	7
square is worked in	7
on the point of	7
a second row of	7
of the first stitch	7
stitch of the foundation	7
with a tatted lace	7
into the last double	7
on the surface of	7
is a stitch that	7
as to form the	7
the leaves and flowers	7
the cotton twice round	7
the needle from right	7
through one of the	7
knot on the threads	7
end of the opening	7
so that it may	7
work double in the	7
of an inch and	7
on the back of	7
for a purse in	7
in the reverse order	7
to the next stitch	7
of the thread to	7
those of the preceding	7
purl of the large	7
long treble in the	7
from the end of	7
as indicated in fig	7
and on the other	7
the needle and the	7
shades of the same	7
the st chain stitch	7
it will be best	7
and pass the needle	7
knot in the thread	7
and it is a	7
draw up the thread	7
of each of the	7
add pairs of bobbins	7
stitch of the chain	7
can be made by	7
them on to the	7
in the preparation of	7
work pattern from no	7
in a variety of	7
of chain stitches and	7
of an inch of	7
the strip of insertion	7
through the same hole	7
end of the leaf	7
two of these patterns	7
stitch and point de	7
an inch below the	7
close to the last	7
bring it out again	7
on top of the	7
double crochet in top	7
thicknesses of the material	7
to have been the	7
plain of the last	7
an inch hem on	7
is worked with fine	7
plain of the st	7
worked with two shuttles	7
work another long stitch	7
in the first of	7
in the following way	7
on to the purl	7
it to the last	7
on to the right	7
is then to be	7
for the second row	7
fifth of an inch	7
on the side of	7
proceed in the same	7
of the remaining stitches	7
and the black one	7
on the outside of	7
over the knitted one	7
quarter of a yard	7
with the darkest shade	7
crochet into the in	7
and a piece of	7
is worked on the	7
chain of same leaf	7
the needle in again	7
and then to the	7
chain the th of	7
sewn on to the	7
of an inch hem	7
can also be used	7
will be found useful	7
bring the needle up	7
if you were going	7
on to the first	7
of the work and	7
that there may be	7
in the light colour	7
the st loop of	7
in the eighteenth century	7
are filled in with	7
crochet into every loop	7
the rd picot of	7
the next stitch of	7
as a guide for	7
the first pair of	7
it is made of	7
be used for a	7
th pair point with	7
this is done by	7
double crochet into every	7
worked in gold thread	7
of the small circles	7
part of the border	7
a pair of bobbins	7
is chiefly used for	7
needle at the same	7
be carried out in	7
needle through to the	7
in top of double	7
the edge of a	7
and so on alternately	7
directions for making the	7
one stitch at the	7
the cotton is fastened	7
as described in the	7
row of single crochet	7
of the first circle	7
and bottom of the	7
middle purl of a	7
working the st purl	7
with the running stitch	7
first finger of the	7
turn the work make	7
of the material and	7
stitch in the middle	7
members of the class	7
one or other of	7
the two pieces of	7
work at a short	7
the loop of chain	7
stitch of the square	7
of an inch on	7
use of the needle	7
on the large mesh	7
the last double crochet	7
needle through the loop	7
the needle from left	7
and point de pois	7
on the part of	7
point with the th	7
in between the two	7
the center and cut	7
into the back part	7
the th row of	7
top of double crochet	7
and from right to	7
in the latter case	7
in th stitch of	7
close the ring with	7
in the centre and	7
the first loop of	7
if it is not	7
the line of the	7
the th of chain	7
a line with the	7
the centre one of	7
with changes of the	7
worked with very fine	7
c into third stitch	7
and the number of	7
your thread to the	7
repeat once more from	7
it is better to	7
same size as the	7
the first stitch is	7
on a pair of	7
side of the seam	7
the material of the	7
that come from the	7
bar slanting to the	7
purl of a circle	7
insertion in knotted stitch	7
the treble of the	7
the design with the	7
stitches used in plain	7
as early as the	7
proceed to the end	7
by passing the needle	7
the space is filled	7
the first and the	7
stitches on the needle	7
one to the other	7
the first of these	7
and sew on the	7
of the value of	7
so that when the	7
two or three times	7
worked to and fro	7
under the edge of	7
stitch on the left	7
embroidery of this kind	7
in the sixteenth century	7
so as to be	7
at the ends of	7
on the upper side	7
the body of the	7
with which it is	7
crochet in top of	7
both ends of the	7
pair point with the	7
will be best to	7
the name of the	7
beauty of the work	7
the last loop of	7
after the th treble	7
in the last chapter	7
in the th and	7
purl of the th	7
turn the work so	7
and in the next	7
course of the work	7
in place of the	7
thumb of the left	7
to the centre purl	7
needle from left to	7
squares of the netting	7
come back to the	7
repeat in this manner	7
fold with the warp	7
of the eighteenth century	7
bobbins put up a	7
be used for this	7
plain on the second	7
and that of the	7
make a foundation chain	7
the stitches that were	7
plain in the st	7
in the upper part	7
of working the st	7
the illustration shows the	7
of the next leaf	7
with the blanket stitch	7
side of the stuff	7
the flowers and leaves	7
and work over it	7
selvedge stitches of the	7
hang on a pair	7
and then cut the	7
and cut the cotton	7
in the first instance	7
the threads on the	7
long into the nd	7
length of the stitch	7
one pair of bobbins	7
in addition to the	7
another long stitch into	7
c into same stitch	7
one on the left	7
when the work is	7
for the decoration of	7
with a view to	7
the wrong side with	7
left to right and	7
gold and silver thread	7
taking care not to	7
be fastened on to	7
to the middle picot	6
circle like the first	6
in the same proportion	6
the right and then	6
thread of the material	6
cut on the fold	6
gives the effect of	6
at a distance of	6
the material on the	6
purl of th circle	6
pour la broderie no	6
the centre of one	6
has very much the	6
loop left on the	6
if you do not	6
thread of the same	6
the border of the	6
in the next chain	6
of the next circle	6
thread over the left	6
of the same material	6
as in the preceding	6
are represented in the	6
patterns are worked in	6
in the st chain	6
edge of the work	6
the thumb of the	6
which will be found	6
bring the thread back	6
is worked in crochet	6
the appearance of the	6
again at the same	6
to the first of	6
of double fastened on	6
repeat from all round	6
pattern may be worked	6
centre stitch of the	6
stitch in the next	6
be sure that the	6
linen collar trimmed with	6
the best way is	6
so that there is	6
be fastened to the	6
th and th thread	6
and join it into	6
consists of rows of	6
trebles on the chain	6
on the long side	6
the other end of	6
the history of the	6
to the th stitch	6
a repetition of the	6
the st picot of	6
double knots over the	6
the same piece of	6
knit plain to end	6
centre of the crown	6
through to the right	6
loop of the chain	6
bottom of the basket	6
over the chain stitches	6
on the nd plain	6
the next stitches of	6
in the chain stitch	6
until the space is	6
may be described as	6
it is a good	6
chain and repeat from	6
composed of buttonhole bars	6
rows to and fro	6
same colour as the	6
at point make a	6
between the stitches of	6
be found useful for	6
stitches at the end	6
an inch on the	6
now we are ready	6
the leaves in the	6
nd side of the	6
by two or three	6
at the other end	6
first to the right	6
slip the next stitch	6
two inches from the	6
worked in the hand	6
in the choice of	6
pattern on the material	6
have been drawn out	6
the two last loops	6
and work double crochet	6
the two layers of	6
on both sides and	6
the point of one	6
then work double crochet	6
on to the preceding	6
sides of the basket	6
outlined by the grounding	6
this pattern may be	6
then repeat from the	6
in this way you	6
the next stitch and	6
is edged all round	6
course of the thread	6
in the point of	6
may be done with	6
stitches of the previous	6
double with one shuttle	6
passing the needle through	6
on the needle at	6
the middle of each	6
the most beautiful of	6
double crochet in the	6
the folded edge of	6
you are going to	6
pass the slipped stitch	6
is much used in	6
with two or three	6
bring the needle back	6
single stitch on the	6
can be made with	6
st scallop of the	6
are made of a	6
more than a quarter	6
stitch is worked over	6
border in crochet and	6
it should not be	6
mary queen of scots	6
an uneven number of	6
the fourth row is	6
one part of the	6
the netting on the	6
and fasten it on	6
the st purl of	6
the second row is	6
and the position of	6
in the use of	6
is said that the	6
the whole length of	6
pattern for cravat ends	6
leaf in the same	6
of the th circle	6
leaf the same as	6
or tatting cotton no	6
a piece of paper	6
be taken not to	6
of a pair of	6
is not so much	6
is done in the	6
worked in rows backwards	6
to be met with	6
the same as in	6
so that the last	6
are cast off together	6
at the same point	6
cast on stitches on	6
a rose point flounce	6
join of th pattern	6
lace edging in tatting	6
a little more than	6
from the centre of	6
in tatting and lace	6
from time to time	6
a pin in the	6
the plain stitches of	6
the beginning of each	6
one of the oldest	6
as it can be	6
so that the thread	6
the work is finished	6
fasten off the thread	6
chain and so on	6
centre of c s	6
worked in a frame	6
centre loop of every	6
threads on the right	6
of the pattern is	6
with the right side	6
parts of the pattern	6
with those of the	6
bringing the needle out	6
increase the number of	6
end of the line	6
worked with fine cotton	6
the depth of the	6
a piece of tape	6
the remainder of the	6
sufficiently long foundation chain	6
or other of the	6
other end of the	6
darning on threads stretched	6
should be of a	6
the third row of	6
is to be used	6
the line to be	6
back again to the	6
knit the last stitch	6
picot of the first	6
circle of the st	6
cravat end in embroidery	6
between the fourth and	6
leave an interval of	6
with the fine thread	6
the treble on the	6
to the preceding one	6
next stitch of the	6
on the nd picot	6
your needle out at	6
draw it out at	6
in plain satin stitch	6
as it is worked	6
the bobbins of point	6
after the th stitch	6
on the small mesh	6
is placed in the	6
little more than a	6
blossom in satin stitch	6
begin by making a	6
single on the nd	6
its name from the	6
over the st thread	6
are the best for	6
known by the name	6
of the picots of	6
as it is called	6
in the same place	6
is shown in illustration	6
repeat from three times	6
ring turn the work	6
the picots of the	6
long stitches of preceding	6
seem to have been	6
the loops on the	6
by the introduction of	6
similar to the th	6
bring the wool forward	6
the early part of	6
stitch of chain of	6
repeat once from to	6
on the fold of	6
the thumb and first	6
sufficient number of stitches	6
of the needle in	6
in the nd row	6
and are to be	6
the bobbins at point	6
of the stuff and	6
first row of stitches	6
of working the first	6
the same kind of	6
work into the circle	6
the long stitches of	6
the first stitch on	6
on the middle purl	6
as that of the	6
on one of the	6
must be taken to	6
and make on the	6
cloth and cardboard construction	6
with the light wool	6
the material in front	6
from the st row	6
medallion for a purse	6
draw the pattern on	6
can be worked on	6
over the long stitches	6
made on the wrong	6
chain of nd leaf	6
in tatting and darned	6
the face of the	6
it is not a	6
be worked in two	6
of the same pattern	6
of the th petal	6
attached to the reel	6
the direct centre of	6
make a knot at	6
the first over the	6
the row is completed	6
to that of the	6
the stitch is worked	6
the th scallop of	6
picot of the next	6
work long into the	6
the needle out of	6
the other half of	6
it is not easy	6
and proceed as follows	6
indicated at the foot	6
the upper side of	6
the needle in between	6
flat double knots with	6
for the use of	6
pairs of bobbins put	6
into the st double	6
the work to be	6
of the cloth and	6
sixteenth of an inch	6
the degree of a	6
set of stitches between	6
in the south kensington	6
c in same st	6
by inserting the needle	6
in the centre by	6
them in the same	6
st picot of the	6
of the square and	6
the back and front	6
to which we have	6
on a cord foundation	6
as well as for	6
pin at point net	6
threads that come from	6
plain on the corner	6
of the fifteenth century	6
at point put up	6
join it into a	6
follow the directions for	6
each of the following	6
the nd side of	6
be begun from the	6
the first row and	6
sextuple treble on the	6
the ground of the	6
winding the cotton round	6
long in centre loop	6
in a straight line	6
and join them to	6
a sufficiently long foundation	6
needle from right to	6
the in th round	6
thread over the needle	6
centre one of the	6
th and rd pair	6
you work on the	6
about a quarter of	6
the working of the	6
with the th thread	6
pearls and precious stones	6
of the large circle	6
different parts of the	6
st purl of the	6
in the first and	6
way in which the	6
at the same place	6
as well as on	6
front of the needle	6
of an inch round	6
of cloth of gold	6
threads on to a	6
stars are worked in	6
this must be done	6
half inches from the	6
fasten the thread on	6
size of the thread	6
needle in between the	6
can be applied to	6
and the other half	6
the next row the	6
the st and rd	6
it back to the	6
in two shades of	6
the effect of the	6
furnish their own materials	6
alike on both sides	6
one corner of the	6
like the previous ones	6
put in the needle	6
twist the pair again	6
is formed by a	6
make plain on the	6
each by double stitches	6
the leaves with the	6
the nd chain from	6
s c into foundation	6
of the work is	6
of the st round	6
the thread should be	6
the same colour as	6
th pair aside double	6
the art of lace	6
is shown in the	6
from the under side	6
right and left of	6
with the second shade	6
take the needle out	6
the following are the	6
the pattern is to	6
used in plain sewing	6
the work will be	6
three or four threads	6
is drawn through the	6
second and third fingers	6
the stitches are worked	6
pair aside double passing	6
and rd pair lay	6
stitches of the foundation	6
work a th leaf	6
take the place of	6
steel knitting needles no	6
the stitch of the	6
th to th round	6
that it may be	6
and bring the needle	6
all in one piece	6
are worked in a	6
at point net passings	6
d c into next	6
make double knots with	6
the rd chain stitch	6
a stitch of the	6
is a kind of	6
of the large piece	6
taken up on the	6
when the pattern is	6
join to the rd	6
as far as possible	6
single on each of	6
at the present day	6
the same time with	6
the walls of the	6
from to c m	6
of the last treble	6
of the same length	6
into every stitch of	6
that the thread is	6
that the stitches may	6
one thread of the	6
side of the waist	6
the st scallop of	6
on an even number	6
in that case the	6
on the st plain	6
stitches are to be	6
the embroidery is worked	6
stitches of the st	6
in the way of	6
by the side of	6
l s into third	6
inserting the needle under	6
slip the st stitch	6
the long sides of	6
the work on the	6
end of the reed	6
the selvedge stitches of	6
thread on the wrong	6
needle to the right	6
thread under your thumb	6
the th and the	6
to the bottom of	6
of the space to	6
it is not so	6
like those of the	6
circle in the centre	6
and one of the	6
the stitches are not	6
of point de bruxelles	6
single crochet in the	6
insertion is worked in	6
on the left needle	6
the long side of	6
on the face of	6
threads at a time	6
when this is done	6
the property of the	6
are worked like the	6
stitches of preceding row	6
also be used for	6
of the design with	6
as close as possible	6
upper side of the	6
is done by taking	6
the threads that are	6
in the making of	6
then to the left	6
between the st and	6
the threads that come	6
the south kensington collection	6
purl of the circle	6
threads cross each other	6
this may be made	6
th of the last	6
loops of the trebles	6
should not be too	6
knot at the end	6
of the st and	6
of the line to	6
and at the end	6
treble of the th	5
treble on the ring	5
the lace is to	5
is on the right	5
the thread that runs	5
are to be found	5
in each stitch of	5
at the same distance	5
decreasing stitch at the	5
on in the same	5
work backwards and forwards	5
in imitation of the	5
rd and th pair	5
and under the bars	5
raised or velvet stitch	5
stitch taken from behind	5
of the next row	5
to the surface of	5
the working of g	5
double stitches fastened to	5
treble at the end	5
thread a needle with	5
through the centre of	5
the successive steps for	5
initials are worked in	5
through the center the	5
be given to the	5
of the side row	5
one thread on the	5
to the opposite side	5
piece of work is	5
at the corner of	5
begin at the top	5
with the dark colour	5
and pass through the	5
one into the other	5
as in plain netting	5
this is proper for	5
a piece of cloth	5
cut for four kinds	5
on the next plain	5
chain of same pattern	5
an inch in width	5
a knot in the	5
the stitch which has	5
raised satin stitch with	5
repeat from five times	5
which the thread is	5
space plain for the	5
round the next loop	5
next scallop of the	5
the stitches at the	5
it is worked with	5
needle upwards from below	5
the material so that	5
loop of every fourth	5
is supposed to have	5
increasing in every stitch	5
slipped stitch over the	5
the last plain of	5
not be too long	5
long sides of the	5
of the spanish armada	5
in the next chapter	5
and it is said	5
daisy pattern for a	5
and fasten the cotton	5
of the work depends	5
on a line with	5
of the middle ages	5
foot of the engraving	5
loops of the treble	5
is made like the	5
worked backwards and forwards	5
the netted ground is	5
where the next stitch	5
about three quarters of	5
or crochet cotton no	5
chain stitches on the	5
of the nd and	5
a row of circles	5
the thread under your	5
stitches of the nd	5
stitches of plain tatting	5
double horizontal bar of	5
are stitches on needle	5
this stitch is very	5
continue in this way	5
thread coming from the	5
off and cut the	5
for the th point	5
of every other row	5
must be determined by	5
we are ready to	5
as in the previous	5
on the thread at	5
the king of france	5
stitch along the edge	5
till you come to	5
in accordance with the	5
and repeat from to	5
is to be brought	5
and in the first	5
of the th pattern	5
the manner of working	5
is proper for the	5
net passings to point	5
st circle of the	5
but it is more	5
crochet to the centre	5
the two threads of	5
of the needle from	5
a horizontal bar of	5
threads of the foundation	5
between the forefinger and	5
medallion in point russe	5
enclose the pin with	5
brown threads and the	5
passing with the st	5
sometimes it is necessary	5
the canvas must be	5
out on the lower	5
right to left under	5
on the middle picot	5
two flat double knots	5
as nearly as possible	5
and take a stitch	5
the first stitches of	5
with the red threads	5
turn the work to	5
inches deep a rose	5
the number of threads	5
of stitches must be	5
raised satin stitch and	5
st loop of chain	5
c round the next	5
to be turned in	5
be used as a	5
a loop of the	5
same as the first	5
st row of the	5
in the dark colour	5
stitch in the last	5
same as for fig	5
the thread back to	5
will carry thread no	5
the laces of france	5
a suit of hangings	5
the thread with which	5
as soon as you	5
of the nd round	5
in the same position	5
on the th set	5
according to the stuff	5
are embroidered in overcast	5
on the nd row	5
between the two threads	5
a point at the	5
direct centre of the	5
crossing of the threads	5
a little less than	5
to the rd of	5
thread with which you	5
two rows of stitches	5
the pattern must be	5
the following is the	5
and outlined by the	5
be done with a	5
of the st leaf	5
work has been done	5
letters in satin stitch	5
fill in the ground	5
into the next stitch	5
the preparation of the	5
out at the top	5
in any of the	5
one of the next	5
stitch worked with a	5
the th and nd	5
cotton is fastened on	5
place of the st	5
of the first half	5
about an eighth of	5
st and nd pair	5
little distance from the	5
the petals of the	5
between each of the	5
from the earliest ages	5
by a chain of	5
you will have a	5
wind the cotton again	5
to point add pairs	5
effects can be obtained	5
number of stitches must	5
be made on the	5
to a flat point	5
loop of the first	5
the large piece of	5
at one end and	5
of the net and	5
in point de toile	5
a single row of	5
thread must be drawn	5
by chain in the	5
row by throwing the	5
at the upper edge	5
circle of the middle	5
exactly in the same	5
smyrna stitch worked with	5
fingers of the fair	5
a good plan to	5
it so that it	5
stitches of the next	5
appear to have been	5
the preceding row by	5
done in two ways	5
stitches in the loop	5
of the row of	5
until the row is	5
lozenge stitch to point	5
the centre is worked	5
worked in plain satin	5
stitch of last round	5
the chain of same	5
it through the two	5
single on the chain	5
working the first purl	5
and work from left	5
to the first purl	5
embroidered in satin stitch	5
it out on the	5
the fore finger of	5
be worked in overcast	5
and on the right	5
the pin twist the	5
a piece of embroidery	5
chain and plain on	5
stitch which has been	5
the advantage of a	5
as explained in fig	5
back in the same	5
in the top of	5
a part of the	5
to the first circle	5
needle out over the	5
then on to the	5
after the manner of	5
to make a stitch	5
an inch above the	5
long side of the	5
to cut the pattern	5
as possible to the	5
corner of the square	5
worked over threads in	5
with silver or golde	5
a plait put up	5
on the top of	5
one row with the	5
of two shades of	5
formed of chain stitches	5
in again at the	5
the next chain stitch	5
chain of the nd	5
stitch of preceding row	5
journeys to and fro	5
is worked from right	5
of the first plain	5
with the help of	5
draw it through in	5
right sides of the	5
out the pin at	5
plain on each chain	5
between the two reeds	5
th set of stitches	5
knit plain to the	5
to be worked on	5
dots are worked in	5
form a kind of	5
into the first stitch	5
the directions for making	5
in every other stitch	5
illustrations in the text	5
from the beginning of	5
rows of chain stitch	5
is to be knitted	5
and draw it up	5
advance of the last	5
loops in every loop	5
the spaces between the	5
is made on the	5
old german knotted stitch	5
the two loops of	5
the cotton again round	5
the close of the	5
crochet into the circle	5
double crochet from the	5
to the development of	5
the needle under one	5
the help of the	5
the chain on the	5
s c in next	5
them back and join	5
single crochet into next	5
the wife of the	5
design is worked in	5
of the rd leaf	5
the thread with the	5
th pair aside half	5
the pattern should be	5
in silk and gold	5
this manner until the	5
you have to make	5
on the practice piece	5
treble on the picot	5
which is worked in	5
and there is a	5
but as it is	5
stitch on the needle	5
th needle like the	5
the mode of working	5
of the nineteenth century	5
but it was not	5
that there is a	5
back to the centre	5
until there are stitches	5
the second stitch of	5
explanation of stitches chapter	5
follow the direction of	5
which is fastened on	5
to the st of	5
and bring it back	5
treble on the chain	5
can be done with	5
short point de bruxelles	5