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Two shells. Chain 4. Six doubles. Chain 4, 2 shells, 1 treble.
Qhain 3, LACE MAKING AND OROUHET.
211 8. Two ahells. Chain 4. Five doubles.
Cbaiu 3.
9. Two shells. Chain 4. Four doubles.
Chain 3.
10. Shell. Chain 1.
Chain 1. SheU, 1 treble 11. Shell. Chain 2.
Chain 2. Shell, 1 treble.
12. Shell. Chain 3.
Chain 4, 2 Chain 4, 2 shells, 1 treble, shells, 1 treble.
Shell. Chain 4, 3 doubles. Chain 4. Shell.
Chain 3.
Shell. Chain 4, 2 doubles. Chain 4. Shell.
Chain 3.
Shell. Chain 4, 1 double, the po...int of the pine- apple. Chain 4. Shell. Chain 3. Sbell, 1 treble. Chain 3.
13. Shell. Chain 4, * Six trebles instead of the familiar shell iu the next shell. Repeat once. Chain 4. Shell, 1 treble. Chain 3.
14. Sliell in shell. Then make a shell in the 4 chain. One treble in each of the 6 trebles in the center, 12 in all. Another shell in tlie 4 chain and shell in last shell. One treble. Chain 3.
Repeat from the second row.
There seems to be a gi-eat deal of unnecessary repetition, but as most persons prefer copying from a sample instead of written directions, nothiug must be left to the imagination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two shells. Chain 4. Six doubles. Chain 4, 2 shells, 1 treble.
Qhain 3, LACE MAKING AND OROUHET.
211 8. Two ahells. Chain 4. Five doubles.
Cbaiu 3.
9. Two shells. Chain 4. Four doubles.
Chain 3.
10. Shell. Chain 1.
Chain 1. SheU, 1 treble 11. Shell. Chain 2.
Chain 2. Shell, 1 treble.
12. Shell. Chain 3.
Chain 4, 2 Chain 4, 2 shells, 1 treble, shells, 1 treble.
Shell. Chain 4, 3 doubles. Chain 4. Shell.
Chain 3.
Shell. Chain 4, 2 doubles. Chain 4. Shell.
Chain 3.
Shell. Chain 4, 1 double, the po...int of the pine- apple. Chain 4. Shell. Chain 3. Sbell, 1 treble. Chain 3.
13. Shell. Chain 4, * Six trebles instead of the familiar shell iu the next shell. Repeat once. Chain 4. Shell, 1 treble. Chain 3.
14. Sliell in shell. Then make a shell in the 4 chain. One treble in each of the 6 trebles in the center, 12 in all. Another shell in tlie 4 chain and shell in last shell. One treble. Chain 3.
Repeat from the second row.
There seems to be a gi-eat deal of unnecessary repetition, but as most persons prefer copying from a sample instead of written directions, nothiug must be left to the imagination.
What to read after The Universal Household Cyclopædia, a volume of Universal Ready Reference for American Women in American Homes ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lupton, F. M. (Frank M.), 1854-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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