SHAWL.
These made with two coloured grounds in stripes, are very handsome; say black and white, with a pattern of two colours, four shades of each, perhaps lilacs and greens on the white ground, and French blue and scarlet on the black, with a narrow stripe of gold colour, between each stripe of the ground. Cast on five loops with black, and increase one stitch at the commencement, one in the middle, and one at the end; then break off your wool, and commence at the same side, this is at the neck, and is to be done in the plain double crochet; continue in this manner until the shawl is large enough, then loop on a fringe; these must be done in double German wool, with the fringe in fleecy.
WATCH CHAINS.
Cast on five loops, and crochet round until long enough; beads may be introduced the same as on purses, which have a very pretty effect.
LADIES’ CUFFS,
IN SHADED SINGLE WOOL.
Cast on forty-four loops, and crochet one row of single open, and one row of plain double; six rows in the same manner; then do three rows on each side, in the chain open crochet, run ribbon in and out; these have a very pretty effect; they are to be joined and done round.
MINERVA PRESS:
PRINTED BY DARLING AND SON,
LEADENHALL STREET,
LONDON.