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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
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FOR
THE
PATTERN
IN
THE
CENTRE
OF
THE
CAP.
SHADED
WOOL--1st
row--Slip
one.
Knit
two
plain
stitches
(a.)
Wool
forward.
Knit
one.
Wool
forward.
Knit
two
together.
Knit
one.
Knit
two
together.
Repeat
from
(a.)
2nd
row--Pearled.
3rd
row--Slip
one.
Knit
two
plain
stitches
(b.)
Wool
forward.
Knit
three
plain
stitches.
Wool
forward.
Slip
one.
Knit
two
together.
Pass
the
slipped
stitch
over
the
knitted
ones.
Repeat
from
(b.)
4th
row--Pearled.
5th
row--Slip
one.
Knit
two
plain
stitches,
(c.)
Wool
forward.
Knit
two
together.
Knit
one.
Knit
two
together.
Wool
forward.
Knit
one.
Repeat
from
(c.)
6th
row--Pearled.
7th
row--Slip
one.
Knit
two
plain
stitches
(d.)
Wool
forward.
Slip
one.
Knit
two
together.
Pass
the
slipped
stitch
over
the
knitted
ones.
Wool
forward.
Knit
three
plain
stitches.
Repeat
from
(d.)
8th
row--Pearled.
Repeat
the
last
eight
rows.
White
wool--Knit
and
pearl
alternately
for
four
rows;
decrease
at
the
beginning
and
ending
of
the
two
plain
rows.
Shaded
wool--Knit
one
plain
row;
decrease
at
the
beginning
and
ending.
Next
row;
bring
the
wool
forward,
knit
two
together
to
the
end
of
the
row.
White
wool--Knit
and
pearl
alternately
for
four
rows;
decrease
at
the
beginning
and
ending
of
the
two
plain
rows.
Knit
eighteen
plain
stitches,
run
a
piece
of
cotton
through
the
remaining
sixty-two
stitches.
Pearl
and
knit
alternately,
decreasing
at
the
beginning
and
ending
of
every
plain
row,
until
you
have
four
stitches
remaining;
cast
them
off;
then
take
up
eighteen
stitches
on
the
opposite
sides,
and
work
a
piece
to
correspond;
leaving
forty-four
centre
stitches
on
the
cotton.
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