In every other second row, there will be a double stitch after the first one,—this is to be knitted without bringing the wool forward. All the other stitches are to be knitted the same as before.
N.B. The last stitch of every row is to be knitted plain.
A Quilt.
This may be knitted as a Baby's Quilt, or it may be done in small squares for a large Quilt.—Eight-thread Zephyr fleecy.—No. 6 needles.
Cast on any number of stitches that can be divided by three,—for a square of six inches, say forty-five; for a Baby's Quilt, two hundred and thirty-one.
First row—slip one; knit two, taken together in the front;(a) turn the wool round the needle, and bring it again in front; slip one; knit two together.—Repeat from (a).
Every row is alike.
N.B. The two last stitches at the end of the row are to be—the first pearled,—the second knitted.
A light and warm Counterpane.
Six-thread fleecy in two colours—say blue and white; or, what is preferable, German quilt wool—Needles No. 2, pointed at both ends.