11th row—Slip 1, knit 33, make 1, knit 1, make 1, knit 34.
12th row—Knit plain to end of row.
13th row—Slip 1, knit 34, make 1, knit 1, make 1, knit 35.
14th row—Knit plain to end of row.
15th row—Slip 1, knit 35, make 1, knit 1, make 1, knit 36.
16th row—Knit plain to end of row.
You must now have 75 stitches on your needle. Knit now 8 plain rows then knit 43 stitches, now knit 2 together. Turn your needles and continue this until you have 25 stitches on each side of needle. You must now tie on the white wool then knit 12 plain, then knit 2 together as above, you are beginning now to make the part that forms the little sock. Knit 2 together 7 times, turn your needle, knit 1, pick up the stitch that you will see between the two stitches that you have knitted, two together, next row knit plain. Next row purl 1, then you have four rows complete. Commence 2 together again 7 times continue this until you have 5 pattern rows.
Always remember to take 2 stitches together after you have knitted the 12 stitches. There should be 14 stitches on each side needle. Tie on the coloured wool again and knit plain to end. Knit 1 row plain then make 1, knit 2 together to the end of row. Then make 1, pick up the stitch already explained. Tie on white wool, knit 1 row plain. Begin the pattern again by knitting 2 together. Remember you must always begin a row on the right side of the bootee. Do 7 rows of the pattern, then 12 rows ribbed. Rib is to knit 2 plain rows and purl 2 rows. After knitting 12 rows cast off on the right side and sew the bootee up neatly at the back and run some ribbon in to finish it off.
A warm hood for the baby ([Figure 267]).
This hood requires an ounce and a half of Shetland wool and one pair of fine bone needles No. 7.