This makes the daisy. Knit the other 2. Now join the colour and pearl back. The alternate rows are always pearled, and you must always change the colour then.
The next row is fancy knitting, and is always alike. When there is 1 stitch left you knit plain, and increase as usual; but when there are 2 you pick up another between, so as to have the 3 stitches necessary for the pattern.
Shawl.
This is quite easy work. It is very soft and warm, and is meant to take the place of a long first cloak. It is all plain knitting with a good border.
You require 1½ lb. of white Berlin fingering wool and long wooden pins, No. 3.
Cast on 1 stitch and increase at the end of every row until the knitting measures 1 yard and 5 inches deep, then decrease by knitting the last 2 in every row together, until you have only 2. Cast them off.
Border.—Work 1 round of double crochet.
2nd round. 1 long treble (wool twice round the hook), 1 chain, miss 1. Repeat.
3rd round. Do 2 rounds of fan-pattern (page 16 of The Lady’s Crochet-Book, third Series). Increase at the corners.
6th round. Work 8 treble into a hole, miss a hole, 1 single into the next, and so on to make a scallop.