In the next row—bring the wool forward, slip one; knit two, pass the slipped stitch over them; knit the remaining white stitch plain; knit the seven stitches for the border, twisting the two colours in the changing of them.
In the next row—knit the seven stitches for the border; pearl the white, increasing at the end as before.
Repeat the two last rows, which comprise the whole pattern, until the shawl is of the required size, and finish with the plain knitted border, to correspond with the other side.
N.B. In the fancy row of the white, when uneven stitches occur at the end of the row, they are to be knitted plain.
A warm Double Knitted Scarf, in Two Colours.
Cast on thirty-six stitches in blue six-thread fleecy.—No. 2 needles.
First row—bring the wool forward, slip one; pass the wool back, knit one, turning the wool twice round the needle.—Repeat to the end of the row.
Each succeeding row is the same, observing that the knit-stitch always comes over the slip-stitch.
It will require seven rows of blue, seven of white, seven of blue, thirty-eight of white, seven of blue, seven of white, and seven of blue.
Cast off and draw up the ends. Finish with blue and white tassels.