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Robert Kemp Philp
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1846.
Plain
Knitting.
Slip
the
point
of
the
right-hand
needle
in
a
loop,
bring
the
thread
round
it,
and
with
the
forefinger
push
the
point
of
the
needle
off
the
loop
so
that
the
thread
just
twisted
round
forms
a
new
one
on
the
right
hand.
1847.
Purling.
The
right-hand
needle
is
slipped
in
the
loop
in
front
of
the
left-hand
one,
and
the
thread,
after
passing
between
the
two,
is
brought
round
it;
it
is
then
worked
as
before.
The
thread
is
always
brought
forward
before
beginning
a
purled
stitch,
unless
particular
directions
to
the
contrary
are
given.
1848.
Mode
of
making
Stitches.
To
make
one,
merely
bring
the
thread
in
front
before
knitting,
when,
as
it
passes
over
the
needle,
it
makes
a
loop;
to
make
two,
three,
or
more,
pass
the
thread
round
the
needle
in
addition,
once
for
2,
twice
for
3,
and
so
on.
1849.
To
Decrease.
Take
one
stitch
off
without
knitting;
knit
one,
then
slip
the
point
of
the
left-hand
needle
in
the
unknitted
stitch
and
draw
it
over
the
other.
It
is
marked
in
receipts
d.
To
decrease
2
or
more,
slip
1,
knit
2,
3,
or
more
together,
as
one,
and
pass
the
slip
stitch
over.
1850.
How
to
Join
a
Round.
Four
or
five
needles
are
used
in
round
work,
such
as
socks,
stockings,
&c.
Cast
on
any
given
number
of
stitches
on
one
needle,
then
slip
another
needle
in
the
last
stitch,
before
casting
any
on
it;
repeat
for
any
number.
When
all
are
cast
on,
knit
the
first
2
stitches
off
on
to
the
end
of
the
last
needle.
One
needle
is
always
left
unused
in
casting
on
for
a
round.
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White-out
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Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
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