An oblique version of this is given at C ([34]).
to work B, [34].
The Lace Buttonholing at B ([34]) is worked as follows:—Buttonhole three stitches into the stuff from left to right, not quite close together, and further on three more; then, working from right to left, make three buttonhole stitches into the thread connecting the stitch groups; but do not stitch into the stuff except at the ends of the rows. The last row must, of course, be worked into the stuff again.
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34. SURFACE-STITCH SAMPLER.
to work F, [34].
Net Passing, as at F ([34]), is not very differently worked from A or B. It is much more open, and the first row of horizontal stitches is crossed by two opposite rows of oblique stitches, which are made to interlace.
to work G, [34].