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diff --git a/.gitattributes b/.gitattributes new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6833f05 --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitattributes @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +* text=auto +*.txt text +*.md text diff --git a/28457-8.txt b/28457-8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..697abec --- /dev/null +++ b/28457-8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1252 @@ +The Project Gutenberg EBook of Golden Stars in Tatting and Crochet, by +Eleonore Riego de la Branchardière + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Golden Stars in Tatting and Crochet + +Author: Eleonore Riego de la Branchardière + +Release Date: March 31, 2009 [EBook #28457] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GOLDEN STARS IN TATTING *** + + + + +Produced by Janet Keller, Susan Skinner and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net + + + + + +[Transcriber's Note: Most of this book is set with a hanging indent +that has not been retained in the text version. + +Punctuation, hyphenation and spelling have not been modernized. +However, the oe ligature has been represented by [oe] in the word +"[oe]illet."] + + + ÉTOILE DORÉE + + IN + + TATTING + BY + M^LLE. RIEGO. + + GOLDEN STARS + IN + TATTING AND CROCHET. + + BY + + MLLE. RIEGO DE LA BRANCHARDIÈRE. + + + Price One Shilling. + + + LONDON: + + SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO., + + AND ALL BERLIN WAREHOUSES. + + + Entered at Stationers' Hall.] + 1861. + [The right of Translation is reserved. + + + + +NOTICE. + + +These Designs are Registered under the 5th & 6th Vic. c. 100, and the +Public are hereby cautioned against making any of them for the purpose +of Sale, without permission from the Authoress. Any person infringing +upon the Copyright will be proceeded against, and, by sect. 8, they +are liable to a penalty of from £5 to £30 for each offence. + + +1, PRINCES STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE. + + + + +ÉTOILE DORÉE. + + + + +Rules and Explanation of Terms. + + +The following Designs are formed by a very simple combination of +Tatting and Crochet, the more elaborate style of both Works being +avoided, so that any Lady with a knowledge of the first rules of each +Art will be able to accomplish the patterns without the least +difficulty, the Stars and Diamonds being made in Tatting and +afterwards worked round with loops of chain Crochet. + +The numerous purposes to which the work can be applied far exceed the +limits of this Book, as it admits of being made in every material. The +Stars have a good effect for spotting and trimming Dresses, and, when +worked in black or white Silk, are suitable for Cloak and Bonnet +Trimmings. For Antimacassars and Doyleys, white and colored Cotton can +be substituted for the Gold and Wool; most of the Designs are adapted +for Church Needlework. + +The Gold Tatting Twine can be obtained in two qualities; the least +expensive should be used for Doyleys and Antimacassars, but for Church +Needlework, or Collars and Sleeves, the better make is most suited. + +The new Tatting Silk is a substitute for the Gold, and is made in two +sizes, No. 1 being the coarser. + +In these Designs the knots should be made on the right side of the +work, the reverse side having the best effect. + +"To Commence," in Crochet--Put the needle into a stitch or pearl loop, +and, leaving an end, bring the wool through in a loop. + +"To Join," in Crochet--Take the needle out of the loop, put it into +the stitch to be joined, and bring the loop through this stitch, +always joining to the centre of a loop of chain. + + + + +TATTING. + +THE STARS AND DIAMONDS. + + +For which a Shuttle and Ring and Pin will be required. The Shuttle is +to be filled with the materials as directed. + +"A Pearl Loop," in Tatting--Turn the thread which forms the foundation +loop over the pin and continue the stitches. + +"A Double Stitch," in Tatting--Is formed by a single and a reverse +stitch worked alternately. + +OCTAGON STAR--Commence a loop, work 1 double stitch, then (1 pearl and +2 double stitches alternately 7 times), 1 pearl, 1 double, draw the +loop quite close, place the two ends together, knot them firmly and +cut off the ends; it is better to knot the gold twice to make it very +secure. + +SEXAGON STAR--Commence a loop, work 1 double, then (1 pearl and 2 +double 5 times), 1 pearl, 1 double; draw close &c. as for the previous +Star. + +THE DIAMOND 1st Oval--Commence a loop, work 4 double stitches, then 1 +pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 4 double; draw quite +close, and work 3 Ovals more the same, commencing them close to the +last; and to fasten off firmly, pass the first end through the last +oval, and then through the other three; knot the two ends together. + + + + +THE ZEPHYR SLEEVE. + +DESIGN No. 1. + + +_Materials--2 skeins of extra coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or +Gold Twine; 2 skeins of Cerise ordinary Coarse Silk; Walker's Penelope +Crochet Needle No 3-1/2; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. Andalusian +Wool and Tatting Silk can be used if preferred._ + +The foundation of the Sleeve in the Engraving is of Tulle or Brussels +Net, made up into puffs, but the style can be varied according to the +dress, and the work without the net is suited for Cuffs to tight +Sleeves. + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold silk or twine make 20 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +THE WRISTBAND, 1st STAR--Take one of the gold stars and with the +cerise silk and crochet needle commence in one of the pearl loops of +it, work 9 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops, fasten off, +knotting the ends together. + +2nd STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of another gold star, work (9 chain +and 1 plain in a pearl loop as before, 6 times), then 5 chain, join to +the centre of the 4th loop of chain of the 1st star, 4 chain, 1 plain +in the next pearl, 5 chain, join to the next loop of the 1st star, 4 +chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, and fasten off. + +Work 6 Stars more the same as the last, which finishes the Band. + +THE LARGE STAR--Work as the 1st Star, but at the end of the round +instead of fastening off work 4 single on the first loop of chain, +then (10 chain, miss 9 and 1 plain in the 9 chain of the 1st round, 6 +times), 5 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd loop of chain of the +last star of the band, 5 chain, miss 9, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, +join to the next loop of the 1st star, 5 chain, miss 9, 1 plain, and +fasten off. + +Work 3 Stars more the same, joining them to every other star of the +Wristband. + +Work the 8 remaining Stars the same as the 1st, and sew them +separately to the net. + + + + +THE ZEPHYR COLLAR. + +DESIGN No. 2. + + +_Materials--The same as previous Sleeve._ + + +Work 9 Stars the same as the 1st Star in the preceding direction; and +for the Band--with the gold make a crochet chain of about 14 inches, +turn, and along the chain work a row of 1 chain, miss 1, and 1 treble. +Fasten off. + +The Collar is formed by doubling the Net and drawing it into a narrow +band to shape it. The Stars and Band are then to be tacked on. + + + + +ZOUAVE SLEEVE. + +DESIGN No. 3. + + +_Materials--2 skeins of coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or Gold +Twine; 2 skeins of Black or Colored ordinary size Silk; Walker's +Penelope Crochet Needle, No. 3-1/2; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. +Andalusian Wool and Tatting Silk No. 2 can be used._ + +The foundation of the Sleeve is of Tulle or Brussels Net. + + +THE WRISTBAND. + +IN TATTING. + +1st [OE]ILLET--Fill the shuttle with the gold silk or twine and +commence a loop, work 2 double stitches, then (1 pearl and 2 double 3 +times), draw the loop quite close; and for the + +2nd [OE]ILLET--Commence a loop half an inch from the last and work 2 +double, then join to the last pearl loop, work 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 +double, 1 pearl, 2 double, draw close. Join to the Silk left between +the [oe]illets, which will keep it firm; and there will now be about a +quarter of an inch between the [oe]illets, which is just sufficient to +keep the work straight, Repeat the 2nd [oe]illet until there are 21, +then leave a quarter of an inch of silk and join to the last pearl, +leave another quarter and join to the next pearl, which is the centre +one of the [oe]illet. Turn the work and join to the centre pearl loop +of each [oe]illet, leaving a quarter of an inch between to make a +straight line to correspond with the first side. Fasten off. + +With the black or colored silk and crochet needle commence in one of +the spaces of gold left between the [oe]illets, work 5 chain and 1 +plain in the centre pearl loop of the next [oe]illet, 5 chain, 1 plain +in the next space; repeat round both sides of the Band and fasten off. +In the first side the plain stitch must be worked in the joining +stitch at the end of the [oe]illet. + + +THE STARS AND DIAMONDS. + +With the gold make 8 Octagon Stars and 8 Diamonds as page 4. + +1st DIAMOND--Take one of the gold diamonds and with the black silk and +crochet needle commence in the centre pearl loop of one of the ovals, ++ work 4 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 9 chain, 1 plain in the +same pearl as the last plain. Repeat from + 10 times more. Then 4 +chain, 1 plain in the 1st pearl, 5 chain, take the wristband and join +to the centre of the 1st loop of chain of it, 5 chain, 1 plain. Fasten +off. + +2nd DIAMOND--The same as the last, joining it to the 12th loop of +chain of the Band. Work 2 diamonds more the same, always leaving 11 +loops of the Band between them. + +1st STAR--Take a gold star and with the black silk commence in a pearl +loop of it, work 8 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops, +then 4 single on the first 4 chain, 10 chain, miss 8, 1 plain in the +10 chain, 5 chain, join to the 6th or centre loop of the Band, +between the diamonds, 5 chain, miss 8, 1 plain in the next 8 chain, +then 10 chain, miss 8, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, join to the centre +of the third 9 chain of the next diamond, 5 chain, miss 8, 1 plain as +before, (10 chain, miss 8 and 1 plain, 3 times), 5 chain; join to the +opposite 9 chain of the next diamond, 5 chain, 1 plain. Fasten off. + +Work three Stars more the same, joining them between the diamonds. + +5th STAR--Work as the 1st Star to the end of the 1st round, then (10 +chain, miss 8 and 1 plain in the 8 chain, 7 times), 5 chain, join to +the centre 9 chain of one of the diamonds opposite to the one joined +to the Band, then 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +5th DIAMOND--Work as the 1st Diamond, joining it to the centre of the +4th 10 chain of the last star. Repeat the last Star and Diamond on +each of the other three Diamonds which are attached to the Band. + +A COLLAR to correspond can be made the same as No. 2. + + + + +ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC. + +DESIGN No. 4. + + +_Materials--Two shades of Green, one of light Mauve, and the Gold, +&c., according to the following directions:--_ + +For a Doyley 7 inches square, use _Single Berlin Wool and Gold Twine +or Gold-Colored Crochet Silk; Penelope Needle No. 2; Tatting Pin No. +3, and a small Shuttle_. + +For Cushions, Antimacassars, and Couvre-Pieds, use _Double Berlin +Wool; Gold-Colored Wool or Filoselle; Steel Penelope Needle No. 0, or +Ivory No. 10 Bell Guage; Tatting Pin or Mesh which measures No. 9, +Bell Guage_. + +For Dress and Mantle Trimmings, Headdresses, &c., use _Andalusian Wool +or Netting Silk; and Gold Twine or Tatting Silk No. 2; Penelope Needle +No. 3; Tatting Pin, No. 2_. + + +FIRST STRIPE OF DIAMONDS. + +1st DIAMOND--With the gold twine or silk work a diamond as page 4; and +for the 1st round--With the light green wool and crochet needle +commence in one of the pearl loops of the diamond, work 4 chain and 1 +plain in the next pearl; repeat 11 times more, and fasten off, always +knotting the ends together. + +2nd round--With the dark green commence in a loop of the light green, +which is between the 2nd and 3rd pearls of one of the ovals, work 6 +chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in the next 4 chain; repeat all round; +fasten off. + +2nd DIAMOND--Work as the 1st, but in the 2nd round make only 11 loops +of chain, and for the 12th, work 3 chain, take the 1st diamond and +join to the centre of the 6th loop of 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Work as the last diamond until the length required is made. + +THE STARS.--With the gold work an Octagon Star as page 4, then with +the mauve wool and crochet needle commence in one of the pearl loops +of the star, work (6 chain and 1 plain in each pearl, 4 times), and +for the 5th loop, 3 chain; take the last diamond and join to the +centre of the 2nd loop of it, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl; work +3 loops more as the last, joining first to the 1st loop of the +diamond, and then to the next two loops of the next diamond; fasten +off. + +Repeat this Star between the Diamonds. + + +SECOND STRIPE OF DIAMONDS. + +1st DIAMOND.--Work a Diamond as in the 1st Stripe, but in the 2nd +round make only 8 loops of chain, and for the 9th loop, 3 chain, join +to the 3rd loop of the last diamond, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop +of the 1st round; then work 2 loops more the same, joining to the next +two loops of the star; and for the 12th loop, 6 chain, 1 plain, fasten +off. + +2nd DIAMOND.--As the 1st, but in the 2nd round, make only 5 loops of +chain, and for the 6th loop, 3 chain, join to the 12th loop of the +last diamond, 3 chain, 1 plain as before; work 5 loops more as the +last, joining them to the next 2 loops of the star, then to the next +loop of the diamond of the 1st stripe, and then to the next 2 loops of +the 2nd star; 6 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Repeat the last diamond to the end of the Stripe. Then work the Stars +and the 2nd Stripe of Diamonds until the width is made. + +THE EDGE, (TATTING).--Fill the shuttle with gold, keep the work on the +wrong side and commence in a loop of one of the diamonds to the left +of the one already joined, and for a + Small [OE]illet, commence a +loop, work 5 double stitches, draw it close; then join to the next +loop of the next diamond, and for the large [OE]illet commence a loop, +work 2 double, then (1 pearl and 2 double 5 times), draw it nearly +close, and join to the next loop of the diamond. Work 3 large +[oe]illets more the same, joining after each; then repeat from + all +round. At the corners it will require 7 large [oe]illets. + + + + +ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC. + +DESIGN No. 5. + + +_Colours--Azoff Blue, Black or White, and 2 Shades of Magenta Wool; +the gold and other materials the same as No. 4._ + + +THE DIAMONDS. + +1st DIAMOND--With the gold twine or silk work a diamond as page 4, and +for the + +1st round--With the light magenta wool and crochet needle commence in +one of the pearl loops of the diamond, work 4 chain and 1 plain in the +next pearl; repeat 11 times more, and fasten off, always knotting the +ends together. + +2nd round--With the dark magenta commence in one of the loops of the +1st round, work 6 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next loop; repeat all +round and fasten off. + +Work as many more Diamonds as required for the size. + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold make an Octagon Star, as page 4, and for the + +1st round--With white or black wool commence in a pearl loop of the +star, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops; fasten +off. + +2nd round--With blue wool commence in a loop of the last round, work 7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the 5 chain; repeat all round and fasten +off. + +Work as many Stars as will be required. + + +THE JOINING. + +1st STRIPE--With the gold take a diamond and commence in a loop of +chain over the centre of one of the ovals of it, + work 4 chain, 1 +plain in the next loop of chain, then 1 chain; take a star and join to +the centre of one of the blue loops of it, 1 chain, 1 plain in the +same loop of the diamond as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, +1 chain, join to the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the +same loop as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take another +diamond and work 1 plain in one of the loops over an oval of it; 4 +chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the 2nd diamond, 1 chain, join to +the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the same loop of the +diamond as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, 1 chain, join to +the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the same loop as +before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, 1 _chain_, 1 plain in the +same loop as before. Repeat from + until the length required is made, +at the end omit the last 1 chain and 1 plain; and to form the + +2nd STRIPE--Take another Diamond and work 1 plain in a loop over an +oval of it, then repeat from + in the 1st Stripe, making the first +four joinings to the last blue star, and after the "1 _chain_" in +italics, join to the 1 chain between the 2 plain of the opposite +diamond of the 1st stripe; at the end of the stripe fasten off. + +3rd STRIPE--Is worked as the 1st Stripe, commencing in the 6th loop of +the last diamond counting from the last gold stitch, and continuing to +the end of the 2nd Stripe. + + +THE EDGING. + +1st round--With the gold commence in a loop of chain of one of the +diamonds, work 4 chain, miss 6 and 1 plain in the next loop; repeat +all round, but where the diamonds join omit the 4 chain and work +another plain stitch in the next loop. + +2nd round, White or Black--Commence in the stitch between the +diamonds, work 5 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in each loop of the 1st round, +but between the diamonds omit the 5 chain, and work another plain in +the next loop as before. + +3rd round, Blue--Commence between the diamonds, 6 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the next loop, 6 chain, 1 plain in the same loop as the last; +repeat all round, omitting the chain between the diamonds as before. +Fasten off. + + + + +VANDYKE SLEEVE. + +DESIGN No. 6. + + +_Materials--2 skeins each of Blue and Gold-color Netting Silk; +Walker's Penelope Crochet Needle No. 3-1/2. For the Tatting, a +Shuttle, and Ring and Pin No. 3._ + +The foundation of the Sleeve is composed of Brussels net. + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold make 19 Stars as page 4. + +THE WRISTBAND--With the blue silk work the same as the Wristband in +Sleeve No. 1. + +THE LARGE STARS--With the blue silk make 4 chain. Take a gold star and +work 1 plain in a pearl loop of it, then 7 chain and 1 plain in each +of the 7 pearl loops, 3 chain, 1 single in the 1st stitch of the 4 +chain, then (10 chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the 7 chain, 6 times), 5 +chain; take the Band and join to the 1st loop of the 6th star of it, 5 +chain, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, join to the next loop of the 5th +star, 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +2nd LARGE STAR--Work as the last, joining it to the 2nd and 1st loops +of the 4th star. + +3rd LARGE STAR--As the last, joining it to the 1st loop of the 3rd +star of the Band, and then to the next loop of the 2nd star. + +4th LARGE STAR--As the last, but making only 5 loops of 10 chain; then +5 chain, join to the 2nd loop of the 1st large star, 5 chain. 1 plain +as before, 10 chain, 1 plain, 5 chain, join to the 5th loop of the 2nd +large star, 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +5th LARGE STAR--As the 4th, joining first to the 2nd loop of the 2nd +large star, and then to the 5th loop of the 3rd large star. + +6th LARGE STAR--As the 4th joining it to the 4th and 5th large stars. + +Work 5 Small Stars as the 1st Star in the Wristband, and tack them on +the net as in the Engraving. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 7. + + +_Materials--2 shades of Green Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle, No. +2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine, or a skein of Crochet Silk, +Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold work 12 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +1st STAR, 1st round--With the light green wool and crochet needle +commence in a pearl loop of one of the stars, work 5 chain and 1 +plain in each of the 8 pearl loops; fasten off. + +2nd round--With the dark green commence in one of the light green +loops, work (7 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next loop 8 times); +fasten off. + +Work the other 11 Gold Stars the same. + +CENTRE DIAMOND--With the gold commence in the centre of the 1st loop +of chain of one of the stars, work 4 chain, miss 6, 1 plain in the +next loop; take another star, work 1 plain in the first loop of it, +then 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take a third star and work 1 +plain in the 1st loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take a +4th star and work 1 plain in the 1st loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in +the next loop, then join to the 1st stitch to make it round; fasten +off. + +JOINING CIRCLE--With the gold commence in one of the loops of a 5th +star, work (6 chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the next loop 5 times), +then 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop; take one of the four +stars already joined and work 1 plain in the 7th loop of it, 4 chain, +miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop of the 4th star, then 1 plain in the +next loop of the next star of the four centre stars, 4 chain, miss 7, +1 plain in the next loop of the same star. Take a 6th star and work 1 +plain in a loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the 6th +star, then missing the last 20 gold stitches join to the plain stitch +after the 5th loop of the 5th star; then on the 6th star work (6 +chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the next loop, 5 times), 4 chain, miss 7, +1 plain in the next loop; then 1 plain in the next loop of the 4 +centre stars, 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop; take another +star and work 1 plain in a loop of it, 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the +next loop, then miss the last 15 gold stitches and join to the plain +stitch after the 5th loop of the 6th star. Repeat from the +commencement of the circle, and fasten off. + +LIGHT GREEN CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 6 chain of the gold circle, +work 4 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next 6 chain, 4 chain, 1 plain in +the same 6 chain as the last; repeat twice more; then 4 chain, miss +4, 1 plain, and between the stars miss 6, 1 plain in the next 6 chain; +repeat from the commencement of the circle, and fasten off. + +DARK GREEN CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st loop of the last circle, work +(5 chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in the 4 chain 6 times), then between the +stars miss 6, 1 plain in the next 4 chain; repeat all round, and +fasten off. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 8. + + +_Materials--White, Mauve, and Green Single Berlin Wool; Penelope +Needle No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine or a skein of Crochet +Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold make 17 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +_The Mauve Centre Star_--With the mauve wool and crochet needle +commence in one of the pearl loops of a gold star, and to form a +Point, work 5 chain, turn, and on these 5 chain miss 2, 1 plain, 2 +treble; then work 1 plain in the next pearl loop. Repeat 7 times more, +and fasten off on the right side of the crochet. + +1st GREEN STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of another gold star, work 5 +chain and 1 plain in the next pearl loops 7 times; then 3 chain, join +to the top of one of the points of the centre star, 2 chain, 1 plain +in the 1st pearl loop; fasten off. + +1st WHITE STAR--Commence as before, work 5 chain and 1 plain in the +next pearl loops, 5 times; 3 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd loop +of the green star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain. Join +to the 1st loop of the green star, 2 chain. 1 plain in the next +pearl, 3 chain, join to the next point of the centre star, 2 chain; 1 +plain in the next pearl; fasten off. + +2nd GREEN STAR--Work as the White Star, joining to it. + +Repeat the White and Green Stars alternately until there are eight of +them. In working the last, the 5 chain and 1 plain is only to be made +three times, and the two last loops joined to the 1st star to make it +round. + +2nd MAUVE STAR--Work as the centre star until there are 6 points; and +for the 7th Point--4 chain, join to the 3rd loop of a white star; and +on the 4 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, 2 treble, then 1 plain in the next +pearl. Work the 8th Point the same as the 7th, joining it to the next +loop of the green star; fasten off. + +3rd MAUVE STAR--Work as the last, joining it first to the 3rd loop of +the green star and then to the white star. Work the same for 6 Stars +more. + +1st GOLD CIRCLE--Commence on the top of the 2nd point of a mauve star, +work 5 chain and 1 plain in the next points of the star 4 times, then +3 chain, 1 plain in the centre loop of the small star, 3 chain, 1 +plain in the 1st point of the next mauve star, then 6 chain, join to +the centre of the last 5 chain of gold, work 3 plain in the 6 chain, +then 2 chain, 1 plain on the second point of the mauve star. Repeat +all round, and fasten off. + +WHITE CIRCLE--Commence on the centre of the 3 plain between the stars, +work 3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the gold stitch over the 2nd point of +the star, + 4 chain, miss 2, 2 treble, both in the centre stitch of the +5 gold chain, 4 chain, miss 2, 1 plain on the gold stitch over the +next point of the star. Repeat from + twice more, then 3 chain, 1 +plain in the centre of the gold 3 plain. Repeat from the commencement +of the circle all round, and fasten off. + +2nd GOLD CIRCLE--Commence at the 1 plain between the stars, 3 chain, +miss 6, 1 plain in the 4 chain of the last circle (5 chain, miss 4 and +1 plain in the 4 chain of last circle 5 times), 3 chain, miss 6, 1 +plain in the centre stitch over the 3 plain gold. Repeat from the +commencement all round. + +MAUVE CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 3 chain of the last circle between +the stars, work (6 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the 5 gold chain 6 +times), 1 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the 3 chain. Repeat all round, and +fasten off. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 9. + + +_Materials--White and Magenta Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle No. +2. For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin +No. 3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +CENTRE DIAMOND. + +With the gold work a Diamond as page 4. + +1st round--With the magenta wool and crochet needle commence in one of +the pearl loops of the diamond, work 3 chain and 1 plain in each of +the twelve pearl loops; fasten off. + +2nd round--With white wool commence in one of the three chains between +the ovals of the diamond, work 4 chain, 1 plain in the same 3 chain; 2 +chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain; 4 chain, miss 1, 1 plain +in the next 3 chain; 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain; +repeat 3 times more, and fasten off. + +With the gold work 16 Sexagon Stars as page 4. + +1st WHITE STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of one of the gold stars, +work (5 chain and 1 plain in the next pearl loops 5 times), 3 chain, +take the diamond and join to the centre of the 4 chain over one of the +ovals of it, 2 chain, 1 plain in the 1st pearl; fasten off. + +Work 3 Stars more the same, always joining over the ovals of the +diamond. + +1st MAGENTA STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of a gold star, work (5 +chain and 1 plain in the next pearls 3 times), 3 chain, join to the +1st loop of chain of a white star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, +3 chain, join to the next 4 chain of the diamond, 2 chain, 1 plain in +the pearl, 3 chain, join to the next loop of the 2nd white star, 2 +chain, 1 plain in the pearl; fasten off. + +2nd MAGENTA STAR--Commence in a pearl of a star, work (5 chain and 1 +plain as before 4 times), 3 chain, join to the 2nd loop of chain of +the 1st white star, which is to the left of the magenta star, 2 chain, +1 plain as before, 3 chain, join to the next loop of the magenta star, +2 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +3rd MAGENTA STAR--Work as the last star, making the first joining to +the 1st loop of the 1st magenta star, and the second joining to the +next white star. + +Repeat these 3 Magenta Stars 3 times more, that is, between each of +the white stars. + +Then with the gold, work 8 Octagon Stars, as page 4. + +1st LARGE MAGENTA STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of one of the stars, +work (6 chain and 1 plain in a pearl loop 5 times), 3 chain; take the +3rd magenta star, which is to the left of a white one, and join to the +1st loop of it, 3 chain, 1 plain as before, 3 chain, join to the loop +of the white star, 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to the 4th loop of +the next magenta star, 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Work 3 Stars more the same. + +1st GOLD CIRCLE--Commence in the centre loop of the 1st Sexagon Star, +work 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the next Sexagon Star, then +(5 chain and 1 plain in the next loops of the stars 10 times); 3 +chain, 1 plain in the centre loop of the 1st star; repeat from +commencement and fasten off. + +LARGE WHITE STAR--Commence in a gold star, work (6 chain and 1 plain 4 +times), 3 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd 5 chain of the last +circle, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain, join to the next +5 chain, 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to the next 5 chain, missing +the two loops between the stars; 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to +the next 5 chain, 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Work 3 stars more the same, leaving 6 loops of the gold between them. + +2nd GOLD CIRCLE--Take the last loop of a white star and commence in +the gold loop to which it was joined, work (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in a white loop 4 times), 5 chain, 1 plain in the gold loop to +which the next white loop was joined, (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in +a gold loop 7 times); repeat from the commencement of the circle. + +WHITE CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st loop of gold, (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the next gold loops 4 times), (2 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in +the next gold loops twice); repeat all round. + +MAGENTA CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 2 chain of last round, 1 chain, 1 +plain in the next 2 chain, then (6 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the +next white loops 5 times); repeat and fasten off. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 10. + + +_Materials--Blue and White Single Berlin Wool; Penelope Needle No. 2. +For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. +3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +With the gold work 9 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +WHITE CIRCLE--With the wool and crochet needle commence in one of the +pearl loops of a gold star, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 +pearl loops; fasten off. Repeat the same round the other 8 stars. + + +CENTRE STAR. + +BLUE CIRCLE--Commence in a white loop of one of the stars, work 7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next white loop; repeat all round, +and fasten off. + +1st GOLD CIRCLE--Commence in one of the blue loops, and to form a +Point, work 5 chain, turn, and on these 5 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 1 +treble, 1 long; then miss 7, 1 plain in the next blue loop; repeat all +round and fasten off. + + +CIRCLE OF STARS. + +1st BLUE CIRCLE--Take one of the white and gold stars and commence in +a loop of it, work (7 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next loop 7 +times), 4 chain; take the centre star and join to one of the gold +points of it, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; fasten off. + +2nd BLUE CIRCLE--Take another star and commence in a loop of it (7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain 5 times), 4 chain, take the centre star and +join to the next gold point to the left of the last star, 3 chain, 1 +plain in the next loop, 4 chain, join to the next blue loop of the +star, 3 chain, 1 plain as before, 4 chain, join to the next blue loop, +3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. Repeat as the 2nd circle 6 times more, +but in working the 8th Circle, the 7 chain and 1 plain must be made +only 3 times, and the two loops joined to the 1st star to make it +round. + +2nd GOLD CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st unattached blue loop of one of +the stars, work (4 chain and 1 treble 4 times, all in the centre loop +of the blue star), then 4 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the next blue +loop; and to form a Point, work 5 chain, turn, miss 2, 1 plain, 1 +treble, 1 long; then 1 plain in the next blue loop; repeat all round +and fasten off. + +WHITE CIRCLE--Commence in one of the gold points, work 5 chain, 1 +plain in the 4 gold chain, 5 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next 4 +chain; 5 chain, miss 4, 1 treble in the next 4 chain then 5 chain, 1 +treble in the same 4 chain as before, (5 chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in +the 4 chain twice), 5 chain, 1 plain in the next point. Repeat and +fasten off. + +BLUE CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 5 chain, work (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the 5 chain 6 times), then 2 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the +next 5 chain. Repeat and fasten off. + + + + +ANTIMACASSAR, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC. + +DESIGN No. 11. + + +_Colours--Magenta and Green, Azoff Blue and White, or any two colours +that contrast; the gold and other materials the same as No. 4._ + + +With the gold work as many Octagon Stars (page 4) as will be required +for the size. + +1st MAGENTA STAR--With the wool and crochet needle commence in a pearl +loop of one of the stars, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 +pearl loops; fasten off. Work several Stars the same. + +1st GREEN STAR--Take one of the gold stars and commence in a pearl +loop of it, + 3 chain, take a magenta star and join to the centre of +one of the loops of it, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain, +join to the next loop of the magenta star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the +next pearl; repeat from + 3 times more, joining on another magenta +star each time: fasten off. Four magenta stars will now be joined, the +green being in the centre. + +2nd GREEN STAR--The same as the last, but joining on only two more +magenta stars, and making the other joinings to the last two stars of +the four already joined. Repeat the Green Star. + + +LONDON: PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND GREENING, GRAYSTOKE PLACE, FETTER LANE, +HOLBORN, E.C. + +[Illustration] + +[Illustration: A. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Golden Stars in Tatting and Crochet + +Author: Eleonore Riego de la Branchardière + +Release Date: March 31, 2009 [EBook #28457] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GOLDEN STARS IN TATTING *** + + + + +Produced by Janet Keller, Susan Skinner and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net + + + + + + +</pre> + + +<p class="tn">[Transcriber's Note: Punctuation, hyphenation and spelling have not been +modernized.]</p> + + +<h2>ÉTOILE DORÉE</h2> +<h3>IN</h3> + +<h1>TATTING</h1> +<h3>BY</h3> +<h2>M^LLE. RIEGO.</h2> +<hr /> +<div><img src="images/cover.jpg" alt="cover" class="figcenter" /></div> +<hr /> +<h1>GOLDEN STARS</h1> +<h2>IN</h2> +<h1>TATTING AND CROCHET.</h1> + +<h3>BY</h3> + +<h2>MLLE. RIEGO DE LA BRANCHARDIÈRE.</h2> + +<p class="center">Price One Shilling.</p> + + +<p class="center">LONDON:<br /> + +SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.,<br /> + +AND ALL BERLIN WAREHOUSES.</p> + + +<p class="center">Entered at Stationers' Hall.] 1861. + +[The right of Translation is reserved.</p> + + +<hr /> +<h3>NOTICE.</h3> + + +<p class="noin">These Designs are Registered under the 5th & 6th Vic. c. 100, and the +Public are hereby cautioned against making any of them for the purpose +of Sale, without permission from the Authoress. Any person infringing +upon the Copyright will be proceeded against, and, by sect. 8, they +are liable to a penalty of from £5 to £30 for each offence.</p> + + +<p class="noin"><span class="smcap">1, Princes Street, Cavendish Square.</span></p> + + +<div><img src="images/seal.jpg" alt="registration seal" class="figright" /></div> + + + +<hr /> +<h3>ÉTOILE DORÉE.</h3> + + + + +<h2>Rules and Explanation of Terms.</h2> + +<div><span class='pagenum' style="text-indent: -2em;"><a name="Page_4" id="Page_4">[Pg 4]</a></span></div> + +<p class="noin">The following Designs are formed by a very simple combination of +Tatting and Crochet, the more elaborate style of both Works being +avoided, so that any Lady with a knowledge of the first rules of each +Art will be able to accomplish the patterns without the least +difficulty, the Stars and Diamonds being made in Tatting and +afterwards worked round with loops of chain Crochet.</p> + +<p class="noin">The numerous purposes to which the work can be applied far exceed the +limits of this Book, as it admits of being made in every material. The +Stars have a good effect for spotting and trimming Dresses, and, when +worked in black or white Silk, are suitable for Cloak and Bonnet +Trimmings. For Antimacassars and Doyleys, white and colored Cotton can +be substituted for the Gold and Wool; most of the Designs are adapted +for Church Needlework.</p> + +<p class="noin">The Gold Tatting Twine can be obtained in two qualities; the least +expensive should be used for Doyleys and Antimacassars, but for Church +Needlework, or Collars and Sleeves, the better make is most suited.</p> + +<p class="noin">The new Tatting Silk is a substitute for the Gold, and is made in two +sizes, No. 1 being the coarser.</p> + +<p class="noin">In these Designs the knots should be made on the right side of the +work, the reverse side having the best effect.</p> + +<div><span class='pagenum' style="text-indent: -2em;"><a name="Page_5" id="Page_5">[Pg 5]</a></span></div> + +<p>"To Commence," in Crochet—Put the needle into a stitch or pearl loop, +and, leaving an end, bring the wool through in a loop.</p> + +<p>"To Join," in Crochet—Take the needle out of the loop, put it into +the stitch to be joined, and bring the loop through this stitch, +always joining to the centre of a loop of chain.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>TATTING.</h2> + +<p>THE STARS AND DIAMONDS.</p> + +<p>For which a Shuttle and Ring and Pin will be required. The Shuttle is +to be filled with the materials as directed.</p> + +<p>"A Pearl Loop," in Tatting—Turn the thread which forms the foundation +loop over the pin and continue the stitches.</p> + +<p>"A Double Stitch," in Tatting—Is formed by a single and a reverse +stitch worked alternately.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Octagon Star</span>—Commence a loop, work 1 double stitch, then (1 pearl and +2 double stitches alternately 7 times), 1 pearl, 1 double, draw the +loop quite close, place the two ends together, knot them firmly and +cut off the ends; it is better to knot the gold twice to make it very +secure.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Sexagon Star</span>—Commence a loop, work 1 double, then (1 pearl and 2 +double 5 times), 1 pearl, 1 double; draw close &c. as for the previous +Star.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Diamond</span> 1st Oval—Commence a loop, work 4 double stitches, then 1 +pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 4 double; draw quite +close, and work 3 Ovals more the same, commencing them close to the +last; and to fasten off firmly, pass the first end through the last +oval, and then through the other three; knot the two ends together.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_6" id="Page_6">[Pg 6]</a></span></p> + + +<hr /> +<h2>THE ZEPHYR SLEEVE.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 1.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—2 skeins of extra coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or +Gold Twine; 2 skeins of Cerise ordinary Coarse Silk; Walker's Penelope +Crochet Needle No 3 ½; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. Andalusian +Wool and Tatting Silk can be used if preferred.</i></p> + +<p>The foundation of the Sleeve in the Engraving is of Tulle or Brussels +Net, made up into puffs, but the style can be varied according to the +dress, and the work without the net is suited for Cuffs to tight +Sleeves.</p> + + +<p>THE STARS.</p> + +<p>With the gold silk or twine make 20 Octagon Stars as page 4.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Wristband</span>, 1st <span class="smcap">Star</span>—Take one of the gold stars and with the +cerise silk and crochet needle commence in one of the pearl loops of +it, work 9 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops, fasten off, +knotting the ends together.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Star</span>—Commence in a pearl loop of another gold star, work (9 chain +and 1 plain in a pearl loop as before, 6 times), then 5 chain, join to +the centre of the 4th loop of chain of the 1st star, 4 chain, 1 plain +in the next pearl, 5 chain, join to the next loop of the 1st star, 4 +chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, and fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work 6 Stars more the same as the last, which finishes the Band.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Large Star</span>—Work as the 1st Star, but at the end of the round +instead of fastening off work 4 single on the first loop of chain, +then (10 chain, miss 9 and 1 plain in the 9 chain of the 1st round, 6 +times), 5 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd loop of chain of the +last star of the band, 5 chain, miss 9, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, +join to the next loop of the 1st star, 5 chain, miss 9, 1 plain, and +fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work 3 Stars more the same, joining them to every other star of the +Wristband.</p> + +<p>Work the 8 remaining Stars the same as the 1st, and sew them +separately to the net.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_7" id="Page_7">[Pg 7]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>THE ZEPHYR COLLAR.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 2.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—The same as previous Sleeve.</i></p> + + +<p>Work 9 Stars the same as the 1st Star in the preceding direction; and +for the Band—with the gold make a crochet chain of about 14 inches, +turn, and along the chain work a row of 1 chain, miss 1, and 1 treble. +Fasten off.</p> + +<p>The Collar is formed by doubling the Net and drawing it into a narrow +band to shape it. The Stars and Band are then to be tacked on.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ZOUAVE SLEEVE.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 3.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—2 skeins of coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or Gold +Twine; 2 skeins of Black or Colored ordinary size Silk; Walker's +Penelope Crochet Needle, No. 3 ½; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. +Andalusian Wool and Tatting Silk No. 2 can be used.</i></p> + +<p>The foundation of the Sleeve is of Tulle or Brussels Net.</p> + + +<p>THE WRISTBAND.</p> + +<p>IN TATTING.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Œillet</span>—Fill the shuttle with the gold silk or twine and +commence a loop, work 2 double stitches, then (1 pearl and 2 double 3 +times), draw the loop quite close; and for the</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Œillet</span>—Commence a loop half an inch from the last and work 2 +double, then join to <span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_8" id="Page_8">[Pg 8]</a></span>the last pearl loop, work 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 +double, 1 pearl, 2 double, draw close. Join to the Silk left between +the œillets, which will keep it firm; and there will now be about a +quarter of an inch between the œillets, which is just sufficient to +keep the work straight, Repeat the 2nd œillet until there are 21, +then leave a quarter of an inch of silk and join to the last pearl, +leave another quarter and join to the next pearl, which is the centre +one of the œillet. Turn the work and join to the centre pearl loop +of each œillet, leaving a quarter of an inch between to make a +straight line to correspond with the first side. Fasten off.</p> + +<p>With the black or colored silk and crochet needle commence in one of +the spaces of gold left between the œillets, work 5 chain and 1 +plain in the centre pearl loop of the next œillet, 5 chain, 1 plain +in the next space; repeat round both sides of the Band and fasten off. +In the first side the plain stitch must be worked in the joining +stitch at the end of the œillet.</p> + + +<p>THE STARS AND DIAMONDS.</p> + +<p>With the gold make 8 Octagon Stars and 8 Diamonds as page 4.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>—Take one of the gold diamonds and with the black silk and +crochet needle commence in the centre pearl loop of one of the ovals, ++ work 4 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 9 chain, 1 plain in the +same pearl as the last plain. Repeat from + 10 times more. Then 4 +chain, 1 plain in the 1st pearl, 5 chain, take the wristband and join +to the centre of the 1st loop of chain of it, 5 chain, 1 plain. Fasten +off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>—The same as the last, joining it to the 12th loop of +chain of the Band. Work 2 diamonds more the same, always leaving 11 +loops of the Band between them.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Star</span>—Take a gold star and with the black silk commence in a pearl +loop of it, work 8 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops, +then 4 single on the first 4 chain, 10 chain, miss 8, 1 plain in the +10 chain, 5 chain, join to the 6th or centre loop of the Band,<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_9" id="Page_9">[Pg 9]</a></span> +between the diamonds, 5 chain, miss 8, 1 plain in the next 8 chain, +then 10 chain, miss 8, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, join to the centre +of the third 9 chain of the next diamond, 5 chain, miss 8, 1 plain as +before, (10 chain, miss 8 and 1 plain, 3 times), 5 chain; join to the +opposite 9 chain of the next diamond, 5 chain, 1 plain. Fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work three Stars more the same, joining them between the diamonds.</p> + +<p>5th <span class="smcap">Star</span>—Work as the 1st Star to the end of the 1st round, then (10 +chain, miss 8 and 1 plain in the 8 chain, 7 times), 5 chain, join to +the centre 9 chain of one of the diamonds opposite to the one joined +to the Band, then 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>5th <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>—Work as the 1st Diamond, joining it to the centre of the +4th 10 chain of the last star. Repeat the last Star and Diamond on +each of the other three Diamonds which are attached to the Band.</p> + +<p>A COLLAR to correspond can be made the same as No. 2.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 4.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—Two shades of Green, one of light Mauve, and the Gold, +&c., according to the following directions:</i>—</p> + +<p>For a Doyley 7 inches square, use <i>Single Berlin Wool and Gold Twine +or Gold-Colored Crochet Silk; Penelope Needle No. 2; Tatting Pin No. +3, and a small Shuttle</i>.</p> + +<p>For Cushions, Antimacassars, and Couvre-Pieds, use <i>Double Berlin +Wool; Gold-Colored Wool or Filoselle; Steel Penelope Needle No. 0, or +Ivory No. 10 Bell Guage; Tatting Pin or Mesh which measures No. 9, +Bell Guage</i>.</p> + +<p>For Dress and Mantle Trimmings, Headdresses, &c., use <i>Andalusian Wool +or Netting Silk; and Gold Twine or Tatting Silk No. 2; Penelope Needle +No. 3; Tatting Pin, No. 2</i>.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_10" id="Page_10">[Pg 10]</a></span></p> + + +<p>FIRST STRIPE OF DIAMONDS.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>—With the gold twine or silk work a diamond as page 4; and +for the 1st round—With the light green wool and crochet needle +commence in one of the pearl loops of the diamond, work 4 chain and 1 +plain in the next pearl; repeat 11 times more, and fasten off, always +knotting the ends together.</p> + +<p>2nd round—With the dark green commence in a loop of the light green, +which is between the 2nd and 3rd pearls of one of the ovals, work 6 +chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in the next 4 chain; repeat all round; +fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>—Work as the 1st, but in the 2nd round make only 11 loops +of chain, and for the 12th, work 3 chain, take the 1st diamond and +join to the centre of the 6th loop of 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work as the last diamond until the length required is made.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Stars.</span>—With the gold work an Octagon Star as page 4, then with +the mauve wool and crochet needle commence in one of the pearl loops +of the star, work (6 chain and 1 plain in each pearl, 4 times), and +for the 5th loop, 3 chain; take the last diamond and join to the +centre of the 2nd loop of it, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl; work +3 loops more as the last, joining first to the 1st loop of the +diamond, and then to the next two loops of the next diamond; fasten +off.</p> + +<p>Repeat this Star between the Diamonds.</p> + + +<p>SECOND STRIPE OF DIAMONDS.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>.—Work a Diamond as in the 1st Stripe, but in the 2nd +round make only 8 loops of chain, and for the 9th loop, 3 chain, join +to the 3rd loop of the last diamond, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop +of the 1st round; then work 2 loops more the same, joining to the next +two loops of the star; and for the 12th loop, 6 chain, 1 plain, fasten +off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>.—As the 1st, but in the 2nd round, make only 5 loops of +chain, and for the 6th loop, 3 chain, join to the 12th loop of the +last diamond, 3 chain, 1 plain as before; work 5 <span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_11" id="Page_11">[Pg 11]</a></span>loops more as the +last, joining them to the next 2 loops of the star, then to the next +loop of the diamond of the 1st stripe, and then to the next 2 loops of +the 2nd star; 6 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>Repeat the last diamond to the end of the Stripe. Then work the Stars +and the 2nd Stripe of Diamonds until the width is made.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Edge</span>, (<span class="smcap">Tatting</span>).—Fill the shuttle with gold, keep the work on the +wrong side and commence in a loop of one of the diamonds to the left +of the one already joined, and for a + Small Œillet, commence a +loop, work 5 double stitches, draw it close; then join to the next +loop of the next diamond, and for the large Œillet commence a loop, +work 2 double, then (1 pearl and 2 double 5 times), draw it nearly +close, and join to the next loop of the diamond. Work 3 large +œillets more the same, joining after each; then repeat from + all +round. At the corners it will require 7 large œillets.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 5.</p> + + +<p><i>Colours—Azoff Blue, Black or White, and 2 Shades of Magenta Wool; +the gold and other materials the same as No. 4.</i></p> + + +<p>THE DIAMONDS.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Diamond</span>—With the gold twine or silk work a diamond as page 4, and +for the</p> + +<p>1st round—With the light magenta wool and crochet needle commence in +one of the pearl loops of the diamond, work 4 chain and 1 plain in the +next pearl; repeat 11 times more, and fasten off, always knotting the +ends together.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_12" id="Page_12">[Pg 12]</a></span></p> + +<p>2nd round—With the dark magenta commence in one of the loops of the +1st round, work 6 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next loop; repeat all +round and fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work as many more Diamonds as required for the size.</p> + + +<p>THE STARS.</p> + +<p>With the gold make an Octagon Star, as page 4, and for the</p> + +<p>1st round—With white or black wool commence in a pearl loop of the +star, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops; fasten +off.</p> + +<p>2nd round—With blue wool commence in a loop of the last round, work 7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the 5 chain; repeat all round and fasten +off.</p> + +<p>Work as many Stars as will be required.</p> + + +<p>THE JOINING.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Stripe</span>—With the gold take a diamond and commence in a loop of +chain over the centre of one of the ovals of it, + work 4 chain, 1 +plain in the next loop of chain, then 1 chain; take a star and join to +the centre of one of the blue loops of it, 1 chain, 1 plain in the +same loop of the diamond as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, +1 chain, join to the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the +same loop as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take another +diamond and work 1 plain in one of the loops over an oval of it; 4 +chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the 2nd diamond, 1 chain, join to +the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the same loop of the +diamond as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, 1 chain, join to +the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the same loop as +before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, 1 <i>chain</i>, 1 plain in the +same loop as before. Repeat from + until the length required is made, +at the end omit the last 1 chain and 1 plain; and to form the</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Stripe</span>—Take another Diamond and work 1 plain in a loop over an +oval of it, then repeat from + in the 1st Stripe, making the first +four joinings to the last blue star, and after<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_13" id="Page_13">[Pg 13]</a></span> the "1 <i>chain</i>" in +italics, join to the 1 chain between the 2 plain of the opposite +diamond of the 1st stripe; at the end of the stripe fasten off.</p> + +<p>3rd <span class="smcap">Stripe</span>—Is worked as the 1st Stripe, commencing in the 6th loop of +the last diamond counting from the last gold stitch, and continuing to +the end of the 2nd Stripe.</p> + + +<p>THE EDGING.</p> + +<p>1st round—With the gold commence in a loop of chain of one of the +diamonds, work 4 chain, miss 6 and 1 plain in the next loop; repeat +all round, but where the diamonds join omit the 4 chain and work +another plain stitch in the next loop.</p> + +<p>2nd round, White or Black—Commence in the stitch between the +diamonds, work 5 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in each loop of the 1st round, +but between the diamonds omit the 5 chain, and work another plain in +the next loop as before.</p> + +<p>3rd round, Blue—Commence between the diamonds, 6 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the next loop, 6 chain, 1 plain in the same loop as the last; +repeat all round, omitting the chain between the diamonds as before. +Fasten off.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>VANDYKE SLEEVE.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 6.</p> + +<p><i>Materials—2 skeins each of Blue and Gold-color Netting Silk; +Walker's Penelope Crochet Needle No. 3 ½. For the Tatting, a +Shuttle, and Ring and Pin No. 3.</i></p> + +<p>The foundation of the Sleeve is composed of Brussels net.</p> + + +<p>THE STARS.</p> + +<p>With the gold make 19 Stars as page 4.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Wristband</span>—With the blue silk work the same as the Wristband in +Sleeve No. 1.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_14" id="Page_14">[Pg 14]</a></span></p> + +<p><span class="smcap">The Large Stars</span>—With the blue silk make 4 chain. Take a gold star and +work 1 plain in a pearl loop of it, then 7 chain and 1 plain in each +of the 7 pearl loops, 3 chain, 1 single in the 1st stitch of the 4 +chain, then (10 chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the 7 chain, 6 times), 5 +chain; take the Band and join to the 1st loop of the 6th star of it, 5 +chain, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, join to the next loop of the 5th +star, 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Large Star</span>—Work as the last, joining it to the 2nd and 1st loops +of the 4th star.</p> + +<p>3rd <span class="smcap">Large Star</span>—As the last, joining it to the 1st loop of the 3rd +star of the Band, and then to the next loop of the 2nd star.</p> + +<p>4th <span class="smcap">Large Star</span>—As the last, but making only 5 loops of 10 chain; then +5 chain, join to the 2nd loop of the 1st large star, 5 chain. 1 plain +as before, 10 chain, 1 plain, 5 chain, join to the 5th loop of the 2nd +large star, 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>5th <span class="smcap">Large Star</span>—As the 4th, joining first to the 2nd loop of the 2nd +large star, and then to the 5th loop of the 3rd large star.</p> + +<p>6th <span class="smcap">Large Star</span>—As the 4th joining it to the 4th and 5th large stars.</p> + +<p>Work 5 Small Stars as the 1st Star in the Wristband, and tack them on +the net as in the Engraving.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ROUND DOYLEY.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 7.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—2 shades of Green Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle, No. +2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine, or a skein of Crochet Silk, +Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.</i></p> + + +<p>THE STARS.</p> + +<p>With the gold work 12 Octagon Stars as page 4.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Star</span>, 1st round—With the light green wool and crochet needle +commence in a pearl loop<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_15" id="Page_15">[Pg 15]</a></span> of one of the stars, work 5 chain and 1 +plain in each of the 8 pearl loops; fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd round—With the dark green commence in one of the light green +loops, work (7 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next loop 8 times); +fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work the other 11 Gold Stars the same.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Centre Diamond</span>—With the gold commence in the centre of the 1st loop +of chain of one of the stars, work 4 chain, miss 6, 1 plain in the +next loop; take another star, work 1 plain in the first loop of it, +then 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take a third star and work 1 +plain in the 1st loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take a +4th star and work 1 plain in the 1st loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in +the next loop, then join to the 1st stitch to make it round; fasten +off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Joining Circle</span>—With the gold commence in one of the loops of a 5th +star, work (6 chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the next loop 5 times), +then 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop; take one of the four +stars already joined and work 1 plain in the 7th loop of it, 4 chain, +miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop of the 4th star, then 1 plain in the +next loop of the next star of the four centre stars, 4 chain, miss 7, +1 plain in the next loop of the same star. Take a 6th star and work 1 +plain in a loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the 6th +star, then missing the last 20 gold stitches join to the plain stitch +after the 5th loop of the 5th star; then on the 6th star work (6 +chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the next loop, 5 times), 4 chain, miss 7, +1 plain in the next loop; then 1 plain in the next loop of the 4 +centre stars, 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop; take another +star and work 1 plain in a loop of it, 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the +next loop, then miss the last 15 gold stitches and join to the plain +stitch after the 5th loop of the 6th star. Repeat from the +commencement of the circle, and fasten off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Light Green Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st 6 chain of the gold circle, +work 4 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next 6 chain, 4 chain, 1 plain in +the same 6 chain as the last; repeat twice<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_16" id="Page_16">[Pg 16]</a></span> more; then 4 chain, miss +4, 1 plain, and between the stars miss 6, 1 plain in the next 6 chain; +repeat from the commencement of the circle, and fasten off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Dark Green Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st loop of the last circle, work +(5 chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in the 4 chain 6 times), then between the +stars miss 6, 1 plain in the next 4 chain; repeat all round, and +fasten off.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ROUND DOYLEY.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 8.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—White, Mauve, and Green Single Berlin Wool; Penelope +Needle No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine or a skein of Crochet +Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.</i></p> + + +<p>THE STARS.</p> + +<p>With the gold make 17 Octagon Stars as page 4.</p> + +<p><i>The Mauve Centre Star</i>—With the mauve wool and crochet needle +commence in one of the pearl loops of a gold star, and to form a +Point, work 5 chain, turn, and on these 5 chain miss 2, 1 plain, 2 +treble; then work 1 plain in the next pearl loop. Repeat 7 times more, +and fasten off on the right side of the crochet.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Green Star</span>—Commence in a pearl loop of another gold star, work 5 +chain and 1 plain in the next pearl loops 7 times; then 3 chain, join +to the top of one of the points of the centre star, 2 chain, 1 plain +in the 1st pearl loop; fasten off.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">White Star</span>—Commence as before, work 5 chain and 1 plain in the +next pearl loops, 5 times; 3 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd loop +of the green star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain. Join +to the 1st loop of the green star, 2 chain. 1 plain in the next<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_17" id="Page_17">[Pg 17]</a></span> +pearl, 3 chain, join to the next point of the centre star, 2 chain; 1 +plain in the next pearl; fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Green Star</span>—Work as the White Star, joining to it.</p> + +<p>Repeat the White and Green Stars alternately until there are eight of +them. In working the last, the 5 chain and 1 plain is only to be made +three times, and the two last loops joined to the 1st star to make it +round.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Mauve Star</span>—Work as the centre star until there are 6 points; and +for the 7th Point—4 chain, join to the 3rd loop of a white star; and +on the 4 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, 2 treble, then 1 plain in the next +pearl. Work the 8th Point the same as the 7th, joining it to the next +loop of the green star; fasten off.</p> + +<p>3rd <span class="smcap">Mauve Star</span>—Work as the last, joining it first to the 3rd loop of +the green star and then to the white star. Work the same for 6 Stars +more.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Gold Circle</span>—Commence on the top of the 2nd point of a mauve star, +work 5 chain and 1 plain in the next points of the star 4 times, then +3 chain, 1 plain in the centre loop of the small star, 3 chain, 1 +plain in the 1st point of the next mauve star, then 6 chain, join to +the centre of the last 5 chain of gold, work 3 plain in the 6 chain, +then 2 chain, 1 plain on the second point of the mauve star. Repeat +all round, and fasten off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">White Circle</span>—Commence on the centre of the 3 plain between the stars, +work 3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the gold stitch over the 2nd point of +the star, + 4 chain, miss 2, 2 treble, both in the centre stitch of the +5 gold chain, 4 chain, miss 2, 1 plain on the gold stitch over the +next point of the star. Repeat from + twice more, then 3 chain, 1 +plain in the centre of the gold 3 plain. Repeat from the commencement +of the circle all round, and fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Gold Circle</span>—Commence at the 1 plain between the stars, 3 chain, +miss 6, 1 plain in the 4 chain of the last circle (5 chain, miss 4 and +1 plain in the 4 chain of last circle 5 times), 3 chain, miss 6, 1 +plain in the centre stitch over the 3 plain gold. Repeat from the +commencement all round.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_18" id="Page_18">[Pg 18]</a></span></p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Mauve Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st 3 chain of the last circle between +the stars, work (6 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the 5 gold chain 6 +times), 1 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the 3 chain. Repeat all round, and +fasten off.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ROUND DOYLEY.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 9.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—White and Magenta Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle No. +2. For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin +No. 3, and a small Shuttle.</i></p> + + +<p>CENTRE DIAMOND.</p> + +<p>With the gold work a Diamond as page 4.</p> + +<p>1st round—With the magenta wool and crochet needle commence in one of +the pearl loops of the diamond, work 3 chain and 1 plain in each of +the twelve pearl loops; fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd round—With white wool commence in one of the three chains between +the ovals of the diamond, work 4 chain, 1 plain in the same 3 chain; 2 +chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain; 4 chain, miss 1, 1 plain +in the next 3 chain; 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain; +repeat 3 times more, and fasten off.</p> + +<p>With the gold work 16 Sexagon Stars as page 4.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">White Star</span>—Commence in a pearl loop of one of the gold stars, +work (5 chain and 1 plain in the next pearl loops 5 times), 3 chain, +take the diamond and join to the centre of the 4 chain over one of the +ovals of it, 2 chain, 1 plain in the 1st pearl; fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work 3 Stars more the same, always joining over the ovals of the +diamond.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_19" id="Page_19">[Pg 19]</a></span></p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Magenta Star</span>—Commence in a pearl loop of a gold star, work (5 +chain and 1 plain in the next pearls 3 times), 3 chain, join to the +1st loop of chain of a white star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, +3 chain, join to the next 4 chain of the diamond, 2 chain, 1 plain in +the pearl, 3 chain, join to the next loop of the 2nd white star, 2 +chain, 1 plain in the pearl; fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Magenta Star</span>—Commence in a pearl of a star, work (5 chain and 1 +plain as before 4 times), 3 chain, join to the 2nd loop of chain of +the 1st white star, which is to the left of the magenta star, 2 chain, +1 plain as before, 3 chain, join to the next loop of the magenta star, +2 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>3rd <span class="smcap">Magenta Star</span>—Work as the last star, making the first joining to +the 1st loop of the 1st magenta star, and the second joining to the +next white star.</p> + +<p>Repeat these 3 Magenta Stars 3 times more, that is, between each of +the white stars.</p> + +<p>Then with the gold, work 8 Octagon Stars, as page 4.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Large Magenta Star</span>—Commence in a pearl loop of one of the stars, +work (6 chain and 1 plain in a pearl loop 5 times), 3 chain; take the +3rd magenta star, which is to the left of a white one, and join to the +1st loop of it, 3 chain, 1 plain as before, 3 chain, join to the loop +of the white star, 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to the 4th loop of +the next magenta star, 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work 3 Stars more the same.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Gold Circle</span>—Commence in the centre loop of the 1st Sexagon Star, +work 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the next Sexagon Star, then +(5 chain and 1 plain in the next loops of the stars 10 times); 3 +chain, 1 plain in the centre loop of the 1st star; repeat from +commencement and fasten off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Large White Star</span>—Commence in a gold star, work (6 chain and 1 plain 4 +times), 3 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd 5 chain of the last +circle, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain, join to the next +5 chain, 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to the next 5 chain, missing<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_20" id="Page_20">[Pg 20]</a></span> +the two loops between the stars; 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to +the next 5 chain, 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work 3 stars more the same, leaving 6 loops of the gold between them.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Gold Circle</span>—Take the last loop of a white star and commence in +the gold loop to which it was joined, work (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in a white loop 4 times), 5 chain, 1 plain in the gold loop to +which the next white loop was joined, (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in +a gold loop 7 times); repeat from the commencement of the circle.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">White Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st loop of gold, (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the next gold loops 4 times), (2 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in +the next gold loops twice); repeat all round.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Magenta Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st 2 chain of last round, 1 chain, 1 +plain in the next 2 chain, then (6 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the +next white loops 5 times); repeat and fasten off.</p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ROUND DOYLEY.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 10.</p> + + +<p><i>Materials—Blue and White Single Berlin Wool; Penelope Needle No. 2. +For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. +3, and a small Shuttle.</i></p> + + +<p>With the gold work 9 Octagon Stars as page 4.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">White Circle</span>—With the wool and crochet needle commence in one of the +pearl loops of a gold star, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 +pearl loops; fasten off. Repeat the same round the other 8 stars.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_21" id="Page_21">[Pg 21]</a></span></p> + + +<p>CENTRE STAR.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Blue Circle</span>—Commence in a white loop of one of the stars, work 7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next white loop; repeat all round, +and fasten off.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Gold Circle</span>—Commence in one of the blue loops, and to form a +Point, work 5 chain, turn, and on these 5 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 1 +treble, 1 long; then miss 7, 1 plain in the next blue loop; repeat all +round and fasten off.</p> + + +<p>CIRCLE OF STARS.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Blue Circle</span>—Take one of the white and gold stars and commence in +a loop of it, work (7 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next loop 7 +times), 4 chain; take the centre star and join to one of the gold +points of it, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; fasten off.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Blue Circle</span>—Take another star and commence in a loop of it (7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain 5 times), 4 chain, take the centre star and +join to the next gold point to the left of the last star, 3 chain, 1 +plain in the next loop, 4 chain, join to the next blue loop of the +star, 3 chain, 1 plain as before, 4 chain, join to the next blue loop, +3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. Repeat as the 2nd circle 6 times more, +but in working the 8th Circle, the 7 chain and 1 plain must be made +only 3 times, and the two loops joined to the 1st star to make it +round.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Gold Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st unattached blue loop of one of +the stars, work (4 chain and 1 treble 4 times, all in the centre loop +of the blue star), then 4 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the next blue +loop; and to form a Point, work 5 chain, turn, miss 2, 1 plain, 1 +treble, 1 long; then 1 plain in the next blue loop; repeat all round +and fasten off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">White Circle</span>—Commence in one of the gold points, work 5 chain, 1 +plain in the 4 gold chain, 5 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next 4 +chain; 5 chain, miss 4, 1 treble in the next 4 chain then 5 chain, 1 +treble in the same 4 chain as before, (5 chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in +the 4 chain twice), 5 chain, 1 plain in the next point. Repeat and +fasten off.</p> + +<p><span class="smcap">Blue Circle</span>—Commence in the 1st 5 chain, work (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the 5 chain 6 times), then 2 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the +next 5 chain. Repeat and fasten off.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_22" id="Page_22">[Pg 22]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr /> +<h2>ANTIMACASSAR, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC.</h2> + +<p>DESIGN No. 11.</p> + + +<p><i>Colours—Magenta and Green, Azoff Blue and White, or any two colours +that contrast; the gold and other materials the same as No. 4.</i></p> + + +<p>With the gold work as many Octagon Stars (page 4) as will be required +for the size.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Magenta Star</span>—With the wool and crochet needle commence in a pearl +loop of one of the stars, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 +pearl loops; fasten off. Work several Stars the same.</p> + +<p>1st <span class="smcap">Green Star</span>—Take one of the gold stars and commence in a pearl +loop of it, + 3 chain, take a magenta star and join to the centre of +one of the loops of it, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain, +join to the next loop of the magenta star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the +next pearl; repeat from + 3 times more, joining on another magenta +star each time: fasten off. Four magenta stars will now be joined, the +green being in the centre.</p> + +<p>2nd <span class="smcap">Green Star</span>—The same as the last, but joining on only two more +magenta stars, and making the other joinings to the last two stars of +the four already joined. Repeat the Green Star.</p> + + +<p class="center">LONDON: PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND GREENING, GRAYSTOKE PLACE, FETTER LANE, +HOLBORN, E.C.</p> +<div><span class='pagenum' style="text-indent: -2em;"><a name="Page_23" id="Page_23">[Pg 23]</a></span></div> +<hr /> + +<div><img src="images/i1.jpg" alt="finished pieces" class="figcenter" /> +</div> + +<div><span class='pagenum' style="text-indent: -2em;"><a name="Page_24" id="Page_24">[Pg 24]</a></span></div> +<div><img src="images/i2.jpg" alt="finished pieces" class="figcenter" /></div> +<p class="center"> A. Goater, Taylor & Goater, Nottingham.</p> + + + + + + + + +<pre> + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Golden Stars in Tatting and Crochet, by +Eleonore Riego de la Branchardière + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GOLDEN STARS IN TATTING *** + +***** This file should be named 28457-h.htm or 28457-h.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + http://www.gutenberg.org/2/8/4/5/28457/ + +Produced by Janet Keller, Susan Skinner and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net + + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: Golden Stars in Tatting and Crochet + +Author: Eleonore Riego de la Branchardiere + +Release Date: March 31, 2009 [EBook #28457] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ASCII + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GOLDEN STARS IN TATTING *** + + + + +Produced by Janet Keller, Susan Skinner and the Online +Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net + + + + + +[Transcriber's Note: Most of this book is set with a hanging indent +that has not been retained in the text version. + +Punctuation, hyphenation and spelling have not been modernized. +However, the oe ligature has been represented by [oe] in the word +"[oe]illet."] + + + ETOILE DOREE + + IN + + TATTING + BY + M^LLE. RIEGO. + + GOLDEN STARS + IN + TATTING AND CROCHET. + + BY + + MLLE. RIEGO DE LA BRANCHARDIERE. + + + Price One Shilling. + + + LONDON: + + SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO., + + AND ALL BERLIN WAREHOUSES. + + + Entered at Stationers' Hall.] + 1861. + [The right of Translation is reserved. + + + + +NOTICE. + + +These Designs are Registered under the 5th & 6th Vic. c. 100, and the +Public are hereby cautioned against making any of them for the purpose +of Sale, without permission from the Authoress. Any person infringing +upon the Copyright will be proceeded against, and, by sect. 8, they +are liable to a penalty of from L5 to L30 for each offence. + + +1, PRINCES STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE. + + + + +ETOILE DOREE. + + + + +Rules and Explanation of Terms. + + +The following Designs are formed by a very simple combination of +Tatting and Crochet, the more elaborate style of both Works being +avoided, so that any Lady with a knowledge of the first rules of each +Art will be able to accomplish the patterns without the least +difficulty, the Stars and Diamonds being made in Tatting and +afterwards worked round with loops of chain Crochet. + +The numerous purposes to which the work can be applied far exceed the +limits of this Book, as it admits of being made in every material. The +Stars have a good effect for spotting and trimming Dresses, and, when +worked in black or white Silk, are suitable for Cloak and Bonnet +Trimmings. For Antimacassars and Doyleys, white and colored Cotton can +be substituted for the Gold and Wool; most of the Designs are adapted +for Church Needlework. + +The Gold Tatting Twine can be obtained in two qualities; the least +expensive should be used for Doyleys and Antimacassars, but for Church +Needlework, or Collars and Sleeves, the better make is most suited. + +The new Tatting Silk is a substitute for the Gold, and is made in two +sizes, No. 1 being the coarser. + +In these Designs the knots should be made on the right side of the +work, the reverse side having the best effect. + +"To Commence," in Crochet--Put the needle into a stitch or pearl loop, +and, leaving an end, bring the wool through in a loop. + +"To Join," in Crochet--Take the needle out of the loop, put it into +the stitch to be joined, and bring the loop through this stitch, +always joining to the centre of a loop of chain. + + + + +TATTING. + +THE STARS AND DIAMONDS. + + +For which a Shuttle and Ring and Pin will be required. The Shuttle is +to be filled with the materials as directed. + +"A Pearl Loop," in Tatting--Turn the thread which forms the foundation +loop over the pin and continue the stitches. + +"A Double Stitch," in Tatting--Is formed by a single and a reverse +stitch worked alternately. + +OCTAGON STAR--Commence a loop, work 1 double stitch, then (1 pearl and +2 double stitches alternately 7 times), 1 pearl, 1 double, draw the +loop quite close, place the two ends together, knot them firmly and +cut off the ends; it is better to knot the gold twice to make it very +secure. + +SEXAGON STAR--Commence a loop, work 1 double, then (1 pearl and 2 +double 5 times), 1 pearl, 1 double; draw close &c. as for the previous +Star. + +THE DIAMOND 1st Oval--Commence a loop, work 4 double stitches, then 1 +pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 4 double; draw quite +close, and work 3 Ovals more the same, commencing them close to the +last; and to fasten off firmly, pass the first end through the last +oval, and then through the other three; knot the two ends together. + + + + +THE ZEPHYR SLEEVE. + +DESIGN No. 1. + + +_Materials--2 skeins of extra coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or +Gold Twine; 2 skeins of Cerise ordinary Coarse Silk; Walker's Penelope +Crochet Needle No 3-1/2; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. Andalusian +Wool and Tatting Silk can be used if preferred._ + +The foundation of the Sleeve in the Engraving is of Tulle or Brussels +Net, made up into puffs, but the style can be varied according to the +dress, and the work without the net is suited for Cuffs to tight +Sleeves. + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold silk or twine make 20 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +THE WRISTBAND, 1st STAR--Take one of the gold stars and with the +cerise silk and crochet needle commence in one of the pearl loops of +it, work 9 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops, fasten off, +knotting the ends together. + +2nd STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of another gold star, work (9 chain +and 1 plain in a pearl loop as before, 6 times), then 5 chain, join to +the centre of the 4th loop of chain of the 1st star, 4 chain, 1 plain +in the next pearl, 5 chain, join to the next loop of the 1st star, 4 +chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, and fasten off. + +Work 6 Stars more the same as the last, which finishes the Band. + +THE LARGE STAR--Work as the 1st Star, but at the end of the round +instead of fastening off work 4 single on the first loop of chain, +then (10 chain, miss 9 and 1 plain in the 9 chain of the 1st round, 6 +times), 5 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd loop of chain of the +last star of the band, 5 chain, miss 9, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, +join to the next loop of the 1st star, 5 chain, miss 9, 1 plain, and +fasten off. + +Work 3 Stars more the same, joining them to every other star of the +Wristband. + +Work the 8 remaining Stars the same as the 1st, and sew them +separately to the net. + + + + +THE ZEPHYR COLLAR. + +DESIGN No. 2. + + +_Materials--The same as previous Sleeve._ + + +Work 9 Stars the same as the 1st Star in the preceding direction; and +for the Band--with the gold make a crochet chain of about 14 inches, +turn, and along the chain work a row of 1 chain, miss 1, and 1 treble. +Fasten off. + +The Collar is formed by doubling the Net and drawing it into a narrow +band to shape it. The Stars and Band are then to be tacked on. + + + + +ZOUAVE SLEEVE. + +DESIGN No. 3. + + +_Materials--2 skeins of coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or Gold +Twine; 2 skeins of Black or Colored ordinary size Silk; Walker's +Penelope Crochet Needle, No. 3-1/2; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. +Andalusian Wool and Tatting Silk No. 2 can be used._ + +The foundation of the Sleeve is of Tulle or Brussels Net. + + +THE WRISTBAND. + +IN TATTING. + +1st [OE]ILLET--Fill the shuttle with the gold silk or twine and +commence a loop, work 2 double stitches, then (1 pearl and 2 double 3 +times), draw the loop quite close; and for the + +2nd [OE]ILLET--Commence a loop half an inch from the last and work 2 +double, then join to the last pearl loop, work 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 +double, 1 pearl, 2 double, draw close. Join to the Silk left between +the [oe]illets, which will keep it firm; and there will now be about a +quarter of an inch between the [oe]illets, which is just sufficient to +keep the work straight, Repeat the 2nd [oe]illet until there are 21, +then leave a quarter of an inch of silk and join to the last pearl, +leave another quarter and join to the next pearl, which is the centre +one of the [oe]illet. Turn the work and join to the centre pearl loop +of each [oe]illet, leaving a quarter of an inch between to make a +straight line to correspond with the first side. Fasten off. + +With the black or colored silk and crochet needle commence in one of +the spaces of gold left between the [oe]illets, work 5 chain and 1 +plain in the centre pearl loop of the next [oe]illet, 5 chain, 1 plain +in the next space; repeat round both sides of the Band and fasten off. +In the first side the plain stitch must be worked in the joining +stitch at the end of the [oe]illet. + + +THE STARS AND DIAMONDS. + +With the gold make 8 Octagon Stars and 8 Diamonds as page 4. + +1st DIAMOND--Take one of the gold diamonds and with the black silk and +crochet needle commence in the centre pearl loop of one of the ovals, ++ work 4 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 9 chain, 1 plain in the +same pearl as the last plain. Repeat from + 10 times more. Then 4 +chain, 1 plain in the 1st pearl, 5 chain, take the wristband and join +to the centre of the 1st loop of chain of it, 5 chain, 1 plain. Fasten +off. + +2nd DIAMOND--The same as the last, joining it to the 12th loop of +chain of the Band. Work 2 diamonds more the same, always leaving 11 +loops of the Band between them. + +1st STAR--Take a gold star and with the black silk commence in a pearl +loop of it, work 8 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops, +then 4 single on the first 4 chain, 10 chain, miss 8, 1 plain in the +10 chain, 5 chain, join to the 6th or centre loop of the Band, +between the diamonds, 5 chain, miss 8, 1 plain in the next 8 chain, +then 10 chain, miss 8, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, join to the centre +of the third 9 chain of the next diamond, 5 chain, miss 8, 1 plain as +before, (10 chain, miss 8 and 1 plain, 3 times), 5 chain; join to the +opposite 9 chain of the next diamond, 5 chain, 1 plain. Fasten off. + +Work three Stars more the same, joining them between the diamonds. + +5th STAR--Work as the 1st Star to the end of the 1st round, then (10 +chain, miss 8 and 1 plain in the 8 chain, 7 times), 5 chain, join to +the centre 9 chain of one of the diamonds opposite to the one joined +to the Band, then 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +5th DIAMOND--Work as the 1st Diamond, joining it to the centre of the +4th 10 chain of the last star. Repeat the last Star and Diamond on +each of the other three Diamonds which are attached to the Band. + +A COLLAR to correspond can be made the same as No. 2. + + + + +ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC. + +DESIGN No. 4. + + +_Materials--Two shades of Green, one of light Mauve, and the Gold, +&c., according to the following directions:--_ + +For a Doyley 7 inches square, use _Single Berlin Wool and Gold Twine +or Gold-Colored Crochet Silk; Penelope Needle No. 2; Tatting Pin No. +3, and a small Shuttle_. + +For Cushions, Antimacassars, and Couvre-Pieds, use _Double Berlin +Wool; Gold-Colored Wool or Filoselle; Steel Penelope Needle No. 0, or +Ivory No. 10 Bell Guage; Tatting Pin or Mesh which measures No. 9, +Bell Guage_. + +For Dress and Mantle Trimmings, Headdresses, &c., use _Andalusian Wool +or Netting Silk; and Gold Twine or Tatting Silk No. 2; Penelope Needle +No. 3; Tatting Pin, No. 2_. + + +FIRST STRIPE OF DIAMONDS. + +1st DIAMOND--With the gold twine or silk work a diamond as page 4; and +for the 1st round--With the light green wool and crochet needle +commence in one of the pearl loops of the diamond, work 4 chain and 1 +plain in the next pearl; repeat 11 times more, and fasten off, always +knotting the ends together. + +2nd round--With the dark green commence in a loop of the light green, +which is between the 2nd and 3rd pearls of one of the ovals, work 6 +chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in the next 4 chain; repeat all round; +fasten off. + +2nd DIAMOND--Work as the 1st, but in the 2nd round make only 11 loops +of chain, and for the 12th, work 3 chain, take the 1st diamond and +join to the centre of the 6th loop of 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Work as the last diamond until the length required is made. + +THE STARS.--With the gold work an Octagon Star as page 4, then with +the mauve wool and crochet needle commence in one of the pearl loops +of the star, work (6 chain and 1 plain in each pearl, 4 times), and +for the 5th loop, 3 chain; take the last diamond and join to the +centre of the 2nd loop of it, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl; work +3 loops more as the last, joining first to the 1st loop of the +diamond, and then to the next two loops of the next diamond; fasten +off. + +Repeat this Star between the Diamonds. + + +SECOND STRIPE OF DIAMONDS. + +1st DIAMOND.--Work a Diamond as in the 1st Stripe, but in the 2nd +round make only 8 loops of chain, and for the 9th loop, 3 chain, join +to the 3rd loop of the last diamond, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop +of the 1st round; then work 2 loops more the same, joining to the next +two loops of the star; and for the 12th loop, 6 chain, 1 plain, fasten +off. + +2nd DIAMOND.--As the 1st, but in the 2nd round, make only 5 loops of +chain, and for the 6th loop, 3 chain, join to the 12th loop of the +last diamond, 3 chain, 1 plain as before; work 5 loops more as the +last, joining them to the next 2 loops of the star, then to the next +loop of the diamond of the 1st stripe, and then to the next 2 loops of +the 2nd star; 6 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Repeat the last diamond to the end of the Stripe. Then work the Stars +and the 2nd Stripe of Diamonds until the width is made. + +THE EDGE, (TATTING).--Fill the shuttle with gold, keep the work on the +wrong side and commence in a loop of one of the diamonds to the left +of the one already joined, and for a + Small [OE]illet, commence a +loop, work 5 double stitches, draw it close; then join to the next +loop of the next diamond, and for the large [OE]illet commence a loop, +work 2 double, then (1 pearl and 2 double 5 times), draw it nearly +close, and join to the next loop of the diamond. Work 3 large +[oe]illets more the same, joining after each; then repeat from + all +round. At the corners it will require 7 large [oe]illets. + + + + +ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC. + +DESIGN No. 5. + + +_Colours--Azoff Blue, Black or White, and 2 Shades of Magenta Wool; +the gold and other materials the same as No. 4._ + + +THE DIAMONDS. + +1st DIAMOND--With the gold twine or silk work a diamond as page 4, and +for the + +1st round--With the light magenta wool and crochet needle commence in +one of the pearl loops of the diamond, work 4 chain and 1 plain in the +next pearl; repeat 11 times more, and fasten off, always knotting the +ends together. + +2nd round--With the dark magenta commence in one of the loops of the +1st round, work 6 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next loop; repeat all +round and fasten off. + +Work as many more Diamonds as required for the size. + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold make an Octagon Star, as page 4, and for the + +1st round--With white or black wool commence in a pearl loop of the +star, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 pearl loops; fasten +off. + +2nd round--With blue wool commence in a loop of the last round, work 7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the 5 chain; repeat all round and fasten +off. + +Work as many Stars as will be required. + + +THE JOINING. + +1st STRIPE--With the gold take a diamond and commence in a loop of +chain over the centre of one of the ovals of it, + work 4 chain, 1 +plain in the next loop of chain, then 1 chain; take a star and join to +the centre of one of the blue loops of it, 1 chain, 1 plain in the +same loop of the diamond as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, +1 chain, join to the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the +same loop as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take another +diamond and work 1 plain in one of the loops over an oval of it; 4 +chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the 2nd diamond, 1 chain, join to +the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the same loop of the +diamond as before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, 1 chain, join to +the next loop of the star, 1 chain, 1 plain in the same loop as +before, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop, 1 _chain_, 1 plain in the +same loop as before. Repeat from + until the length required is made, +at the end omit the last 1 chain and 1 plain; and to form the + +2nd STRIPE--Take another Diamond and work 1 plain in a loop over an +oval of it, then repeat from + in the 1st Stripe, making the first +four joinings to the last blue star, and after the "1 _chain_" in +italics, join to the 1 chain between the 2 plain of the opposite +diamond of the 1st stripe; at the end of the stripe fasten off. + +3rd STRIPE--Is worked as the 1st Stripe, commencing in the 6th loop of +the last diamond counting from the last gold stitch, and continuing to +the end of the 2nd Stripe. + + +THE EDGING. + +1st round--With the gold commence in a loop of chain of one of the +diamonds, work 4 chain, miss 6 and 1 plain in the next loop; repeat +all round, but where the diamonds join omit the 4 chain and work +another plain stitch in the next loop. + +2nd round, White or Black--Commence in the stitch between the +diamonds, work 5 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in each loop of the 1st round, +but between the diamonds omit the 5 chain, and work another plain in +the next loop as before. + +3rd round, Blue--Commence between the diamonds, 6 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the next loop, 6 chain, 1 plain in the same loop as the last; +repeat all round, omitting the chain between the diamonds as before. +Fasten off. + + + + +VANDYKE SLEEVE. + +DESIGN No. 6. + + +_Materials--2 skeins each of Blue and Gold-color Netting Silk; +Walker's Penelope Crochet Needle No. 3-1/2. For the Tatting, a +Shuttle, and Ring and Pin No. 3._ + +The foundation of the Sleeve is composed of Brussels net. + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold make 19 Stars as page 4. + +THE WRISTBAND--With the blue silk work the same as the Wristband in +Sleeve No. 1. + +THE LARGE STARS--With the blue silk make 4 chain. Take a gold star and +work 1 plain in a pearl loop of it, then 7 chain and 1 plain in each +of the 7 pearl loops, 3 chain, 1 single in the 1st stitch of the 4 +chain, then (10 chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the 7 chain, 6 times), 5 +chain; take the Band and join to the 1st loop of the 6th star of it, 5 +chain, 1 plain as before, 5 chain, join to the next loop of the 5th +star, 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +2nd LARGE STAR--Work as the last, joining it to the 2nd and 1st loops +of the 4th star. + +3rd LARGE STAR--As the last, joining it to the 1st loop of the 3rd +star of the Band, and then to the next loop of the 2nd star. + +4th LARGE STAR--As the last, but making only 5 loops of 10 chain; then +5 chain, join to the 2nd loop of the 1st large star, 5 chain. 1 plain +as before, 10 chain, 1 plain, 5 chain, join to the 5th loop of the 2nd +large star, 5 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +5th LARGE STAR--As the 4th, joining first to the 2nd loop of the 2nd +large star, and then to the 5th loop of the 3rd large star. + +6th LARGE STAR--As the 4th joining it to the 4th and 5th large stars. + +Work 5 Small Stars as the 1st Star in the Wristband, and tack them on +the net as in the Engraving. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 7. + + +_Materials--2 shades of Green Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle, No. +2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine, or a skein of Crochet Silk, +Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold work 12 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +1st STAR, 1st round--With the light green wool and crochet needle +commence in a pearl loop of one of the stars, work 5 chain and 1 +plain in each of the 8 pearl loops; fasten off. + +2nd round--With the dark green commence in one of the light green +loops, work (7 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next loop 8 times); +fasten off. + +Work the other 11 Gold Stars the same. + +CENTRE DIAMOND--With the gold commence in the centre of the 1st loop +of chain of one of the stars, work 4 chain, miss 6, 1 plain in the +next loop; take another star, work 1 plain in the first loop of it, +then 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take a third star and work 1 +plain in the 1st loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; take a +4th star and work 1 plain in the 1st loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in +the next loop, then join to the 1st stitch to make it round; fasten +off. + +JOINING CIRCLE--With the gold commence in one of the loops of a 5th +star, work (6 chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the next loop 5 times), +then 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop; take one of the four +stars already joined and work 1 plain in the 7th loop of it, 4 chain, +miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop of the 4th star, then 1 plain in the +next loop of the next star of the four centre stars, 4 chain, miss 7, +1 plain in the next loop of the same star. Take a 6th star and work 1 +plain in a loop of it, 4 chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the 6th +star, then missing the last 20 gold stitches join to the plain stitch +after the 5th loop of the 5th star; then on the 6th star work (6 +chain, miss 7 and 1 plain in the next loop, 5 times), 4 chain, miss 7, +1 plain in the next loop; then 1 plain in the next loop of the 4 +centre stars, 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the next loop; take another +star and work 1 plain in a loop of it, 4 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the +next loop, then miss the last 15 gold stitches and join to the plain +stitch after the 5th loop of the 6th star. Repeat from the +commencement of the circle, and fasten off. + +LIGHT GREEN CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 6 chain of the gold circle, +work 4 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next 6 chain, 4 chain, 1 plain in +the same 6 chain as the last; repeat twice more; then 4 chain, miss +4, 1 plain, and between the stars miss 6, 1 plain in the next 6 chain; +repeat from the commencement of the circle, and fasten off. + +DARK GREEN CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st loop of the last circle, work +(5 chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in the 4 chain 6 times), then between the +stars miss 6, 1 plain in the next 4 chain; repeat all round, and +fasten off. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 8. + + +_Materials--White, Mauve, and Green Single Berlin Wool; Penelope +Needle No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine or a skein of Crochet +Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +THE STARS. + +With the gold make 17 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +_The Mauve Centre Star_--With the mauve wool and crochet needle +commence in one of the pearl loops of a gold star, and to form a +Point, work 5 chain, turn, and on these 5 chain miss 2, 1 plain, 2 +treble; then work 1 plain in the next pearl loop. Repeat 7 times more, +and fasten off on the right side of the crochet. + +1st GREEN STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of another gold star, work 5 +chain and 1 plain in the next pearl loops 7 times; then 3 chain, join +to the top of one of the points of the centre star, 2 chain, 1 plain +in the 1st pearl loop; fasten off. + +1st WHITE STAR--Commence as before, work 5 chain and 1 plain in the +next pearl loops, 5 times; 3 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd loop +of the green star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain. Join +to the 1st loop of the green star, 2 chain. 1 plain in the next +pearl, 3 chain, join to the next point of the centre star, 2 chain; 1 +plain in the next pearl; fasten off. + +2nd GREEN STAR--Work as the White Star, joining to it. + +Repeat the White and Green Stars alternately until there are eight of +them. In working the last, the 5 chain and 1 plain is only to be made +three times, and the two last loops joined to the 1st star to make it +round. + +2nd MAUVE STAR--Work as the centre star until there are 6 points; and +for the 7th Point--4 chain, join to the 3rd loop of a white star; and +on the 4 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, 2 treble, then 1 plain in the next +pearl. Work the 8th Point the same as the 7th, joining it to the next +loop of the green star; fasten off. + +3rd MAUVE STAR--Work as the last, joining it first to the 3rd loop of +the green star and then to the white star. Work the same for 6 Stars +more. + +1st GOLD CIRCLE--Commence on the top of the 2nd point of a mauve star, +work 5 chain and 1 plain in the next points of the star 4 times, then +3 chain, 1 plain in the centre loop of the small star, 3 chain, 1 +plain in the 1st point of the next mauve star, then 6 chain, join to +the centre of the last 5 chain of gold, work 3 plain in the 6 chain, +then 2 chain, 1 plain on the second point of the mauve star. Repeat +all round, and fasten off. + +WHITE CIRCLE--Commence on the centre of the 3 plain between the stars, +work 3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the gold stitch over the 2nd point of +the star, + 4 chain, miss 2, 2 treble, both in the centre stitch of the +5 gold chain, 4 chain, miss 2, 1 plain on the gold stitch over the +next point of the star. Repeat from + twice more, then 3 chain, 1 +plain in the centre of the gold 3 plain. Repeat from the commencement +of the circle all round, and fasten off. + +2nd GOLD CIRCLE--Commence at the 1 plain between the stars, 3 chain, +miss 6, 1 plain in the 4 chain of the last circle (5 chain, miss 4 and +1 plain in the 4 chain of last circle 5 times), 3 chain, miss 6, 1 +plain in the centre stitch over the 3 plain gold. Repeat from the +commencement all round. + +MAUVE CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 3 chain of the last circle between +the stars, work (6 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the 5 gold chain 6 +times), 1 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the 3 chain. Repeat all round, and +fasten off. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 9. + + +_Materials--White and Magenta Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle No. +2. For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin +No. 3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +CENTRE DIAMOND. + +With the gold work a Diamond as page 4. + +1st round--With the magenta wool and crochet needle commence in one of +the pearl loops of the diamond, work 3 chain and 1 plain in each of +the twelve pearl loops; fasten off. + +2nd round--With white wool commence in one of the three chains between +the ovals of the diamond, work 4 chain, 1 plain in the same 3 chain; 2 +chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain; 4 chain, miss 1, 1 plain +in the next 3 chain; 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain; +repeat 3 times more, and fasten off. + +With the gold work 16 Sexagon Stars as page 4. + +1st WHITE STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of one of the gold stars, +work (5 chain and 1 plain in the next pearl loops 5 times), 3 chain, +take the diamond and join to the centre of the 4 chain over one of the +ovals of it, 2 chain, 1 plain in the 1st pearl; fasten off. + +Work 3 Stars more the same, always joining over the ovals of the +diamond. + +1st MAGENTA STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of a gold star, work (5 +chain and 1 plain in the next pearls 3 times), 3 chain, join to the +1st loop of chain of a white star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, +3 chain, join to the next 4 chain of the diamond, 2 chain, 1 plain in +the pearl, 3 chain, join to the next loop of the 2nd white star, 2 +chain, 1 plain in the pearl; fasten off. + +2nd MAGENTA STAR--Commence in a pearl of a star, work (5 chain and 1 +plain as before 4 times), 3 chain, join to the 2nd loop of chain of +the 1st white star, which is to the left of the magenta star, 2 chain, +1 plain as before, 3 chain, join to the next loop of the magenta star, +2 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +3rd MAGENTA STAR--Work as the last star, making the first joining to +the 1st loop of the 1st magenta star, and the second joining to the +next white star. + +Repeat these 3 Magenta Stars 3 times more, that is, between each of +the white stars. + +Then with the gold, work 8 Octagon Stars, as page 4. + +1st LARGE MAGENTA STAR--Commence in a pearl loop of one of the stars, +work (6 chain and 1 plain in a pearl loop 5 times), 3 chain; take the +3rd magenta star, which is to the left of a white one, and join to the +1st loop of it, 3 chain, 1 plain as before, 3 chain, join to the loop +of the white star, 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to the 4th loop of +the next magenta star, 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Work 3 Stars more the same. + +1st GOLD CIRCLE--Commence in the centre loop of the 1st Sexagon Star, +work 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop of the next Sexagon Star, then +(5 chain and 1 plain in the next loops of the stars 10 times); 3 +chain, 1 plain in the centre loop of the 1st star; repeat from +commencement and fasten off. + +LARGE WHITE STAR--Commence in a gold star, work (6 chain and 1 plain 4 +times), 3 chain, join to the centre of the 2nd 5 chain of the last +circle, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain, join to the next +5 chain, 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to the next 5 chain, missing +the two loops between the stars; 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, join to +the next 5 chain, 3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. + +Work 3 stars more the same, leaving 6 loops of the gold between them. + +2nd GOLD CIRCLE--Take the last loop of a white star and commence in +the gold loop to which it was joined, work (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in a white loop 4 times), 5 chain, 1 plain in the gold loop to +which the next white loop was joined, (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in +a gold loop 7 times); repeat from the commencement of the circle. + +WHITE CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st loop of gold, (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the next gold loops 4 times), (2 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in +the next gold loops twice); repeat all round. + +MAGENTA CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 2 chain of last round, 1 chain, 1 +plain in the next 2 chain, then (6 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the +next white loops 5 times); repeat and fasten off. + + + + +ROUND DOYLEY. + +DESIGN No. 10. + + +_Materials--Blue and White Single Berlin Wool; Penelope Needle No. 2. +For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. +3, and a small Shuttle._ + + +With the gold work 9 Octagon Stars as page 4. + +WHITE CIRCLE--With the wool and crochet needle commence in one of the +pearl loops of a gold star, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 +pearl loops; fasten off. Repeat the same round the other 8 stars. + + +CENTRE STAR. + +BLUE CIRCLE--Commence in a white loop of one of the stars, work 7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next white loop; repeat all round, +and fasten off. + +1st GOLD CIRCLE--Commence in one of the blue loops, and to form a +Point, work 5 chain, turn, and on these 5 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 1 +treble, 1 long; then miss 7, 1 plain in the next blue loop; repeat all +round and fasten off. + + +CIRCLE OF STARS. + +1st BLUE CIRCLE--Take one of the white and gold stars and commence in +a loop of it, work (7 chain, miss 5 and 1 plain in the next loop 7 +times), 4 chain; take the centre star and join to one of the gold +points of it, 3 chain, 1 plain in the next loop; fasten off. + +2nd BLUE CIRCLE--Take another star and commence in a loop of it (7 +chain, miss 5 and 1 plain 5 times), 4 chain, take the centre star and +join to the next gold point to the left of the last star, 3 chain, 1 +plain in the next loop, 4 chain, join to the next blue loop of the +star, 3 chain, 1 plain as before, 4 chain, join to the next blue loop, +3 chain, 1 plain; fasten off. Repeat as the 2nd circle 6 times more, +but in working the 8th Circle, the 7 chain and 1 plain must be made +only 3 times, and the two loops joined to the 1st star to make it +round. + +2nd GOLD CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st unattached blue loop of one of +the stars, work (4 chain and 1 treble 4 times, all in the centre loop +of the blue star), then 4 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the next blue +loop; and to form a Point, work 5 chain, turn, miss 2, 1 plain, 1 +treble, 1 long; then 1 plain in the next blue loop; repeat all round +and fasten off. + +WHITE CIRCLE--Commence in one of the gold points, work 5 chain, 1 +plain in the 4 gold chain, 5 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the next 4 +chain; 5 chain, miss 4, 1 treble in the next 4 chain then 5 chain, 1 +treble in the same 4 chain as before, (5 chain, miss 4 and 1 plain in +the 4 chain twice), 5 chain, 1 plain in the next point. Repeat and +fasten off. + +BLUE CIRCLE--Commence in the 1st 5 chain, work (5 chain, miss 5 and 1 +plain in the 5 chain 6 times), then 2 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the +next 5 chain. Repeat and fasten off. + + + + +ANTIMACASSAR, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC. + +DESIGN No. 11. + + +_Colours--Magenta and Green, Azoff Blue and White, or any two colours +that contrast; the gold and other materials the same as No. 4._ + + +With the gold work as many Octagon Stars (page 4) as will be required +for the size. + +1st MAGENTA STAR--With the wool and crochet needle commence in a pearl +loop of one of the stars, work 5 chain and 1 plain in each of the 8 +pearl loops; fasten off. Work several Stars the same. + +1st GREEN STAR--Take one of the gold stars and commence in a pearl +loop of it, + 3 chain, take a magenta star and join to the centre of +one of the loops of it, 2 chain, 1 plain in the next pearl, 3 chain, +join to the next loop of the magenta star, 2 chain, 1 plain in the +next pearl; repeat from + 3 times more, joining on another magenta +star each time: fasten off. Four magenta stars will now be joined, the +green being in the centre. + +2nd GREEN STAR--The same as the last, but joining on only two more +magenta stars, and making the other joinings to the last two stars of +the four already joined. Repeat the Green Star. + + +LONDON: PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND GREENING, GRAYSTOKE PLACE, FETTER LANE, +HOLBORN, E.C. + +[Illustration] + +[Illustration: A. 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