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The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness
·
Florence Hartley
203
INFANT'S
KNITTED
SOCKS.
Half
an
ounce
of
White
Lamb's
Wool.
Three
No.
13
Knitting
Needles.
Cast
on
Thirty
stitches.
1st
row--Knit.
2nd
row--Knit
two;
make
or
enlarge
one
stitch
by
picking
up
one
from
the
previous
row
and
knitting
it;
knit
all
the
rest.
3rd
row--Knit.
Repeat
second
and
third
rows
alternately
four
times
more
each
of
them.
12th
row--Knit
two;
make
a
stitch
according
to
directions
above
given;
knit
rest
until
four
remain;
knit
two
together;
knit
two.
13th
row--Knit.
Repeat
these
two
rows
alternately
three
times
more
each.
20th
row--Knit
two;
enlarge
one
as
before
directed;
knit
rest
until
two
remain;
enlarge
one;
knit
two.
21st
row--Knit.
Repeat
these
two
rows
alternately
three
more
times
each.
28th
row--Knit.
29th
row--Knit
fourteen
stitches,
and
leave
the
other
upon
the
needle.
Take
up
the
third
needle
and
knit
twenty
rows
more,
of
fourteen
stitches
each.
49th
row--Knit
two
together;
knit
twelve;
on
same
needle,
and
with
same
wool,
cast
on
twenty-seven
stitches.
50th
row--Knit.
51st
row--Knit
two;
knit
two
together;
knit
rest
until
four
remain;
knit
two
together;
knit
two.
52nd
row--Knit.
Repeat
these
two
rows
alternately
twice
more
each.
57th
row--Knit
two;
make
one
in
manner
directed;
knit
rest
until
four
remain;
knit
two
together;
knit
two.
58th
row--Knit.
Repeat
these
two
rows
alternately
three
times
more
each.
65th
row--Knit
all
until
four
remain;
knit
two
together;
knit
two.
66th
row--Knit.
Repeat
these
two
rows
alternately
four
more
times
each.
75th
row--Knit.
76th
row--Cast
off.
This
completes
the
slipper
portion
of
the
sock.
We
now
begin
the
instep-piece.
Take
the
wool
and
knit
off
ten
stitches
from
the
needle
on
which
the
twenty-seven
stitches
were
left;
knit
these
ten
from
the
toe-end,
or
that
where
the
twenty
rows
of
fourteen
stitches
each
has
been
made;
leave
the
remaining
seventeen
stitches
still
on
the
same
needle.
Knit
twenty
rows
of
ten
stitches,
and
in
every
other
one
pick
up
the
edge-stitch
of
the
toe-piece
and
knit
it
with
the
tenth
stitch,
so
as
to
unite
these
two
portions,
viz:
the
toe
and
the
instep.
With
each
stitch
of
the
twentieth
row,
an
edge-stitch
of
the
side
at
the
toe-end
of
the
slipper
must
be
picked
up,
knitted
and
cast
off,
and
a
neat
and
entire
union
of
the
toe
of
the
slipper
and
the
instep
piece
formed.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
