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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
201
These
bands
may
be
worked
round
and
slid
over
the
hand
like
muffatees,
or
made
open
as
we
have
directed
and
buttoned,
like
the
glove.
The
buttons
should
be
covered
with
crochet,
and
the
loops
crocheted.
KNITTED
UNDER
HABIT
SHIRT.
Three
ounces
of
Three
thread
White
Fleecy
Wool.
Pair
of
No.
10
Bone
Knitting
Pins.
Cast
on
forty-five
stitches.
Knit
three
rows.
4th
row--Knit
ten;
X
make
two
and
knit
two
together;
knit
one;
X
knit
the
last
six
stitches.
5th
row--Knit,
dropping
the
second
of
each
of
the
two
made
stitches
all
along.
Knit
eight
rows.
14th
row--Knit
ten;
X
make
one
and
knit
two
together
X
repeat
until
six
remain;
knit
three;
make
one;
knit
three.
15th
row--Knit
six;
X
make
one
and
knit
two
together
X
repeat
until
ten
remain,
which
knit.
Repeat
these
two
rows
three
times
more
each,
only
not
enlarging
one
(as
in
the
end
of
row
fourteen),
every
time,
but
only
once
in
four
rows,
merely
knitting
the
six
in
the
intervening
rows.
22nd
row--Knit.
Knit
the
next
seven
rows.
30th
row--Same
as
14th.
31st
row--Same
as
15th.
Keep
on
alternately
knitting
eight
open,
and
then
eight
knitted
rows,
and
enlarging
one
stitch
at
the
end
in
every
fourth
row
until
there
are
a
hundred
and
twenty-four
rows.
Then
decrease
one
stitch
at
the
beginning
or
front
in
every
other
row
for
thirty-two
rows,
still
continuing
the
pattern
as
before,
and
still
enlarging
one
stitch
in
every
fourth
row,
at
the
end
or
back.
This
shapes
one
side
of
the
neck.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
