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If you are not located in the United States, you -will have to check the laws of the country where you are located before -using this eBook. - -Title: Star Book No. 86 Stoles and shawls - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: September 11, 2022 [eBook #68967] - -Language: English - -Produced by: Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading - Team at https://www.pgdp.net - -*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK STAR BOOK NO. 86 STOLES AND -SHAWLS *** - - - - - - STAR STOLES AND SHAWLS BOOK No. 86 10¢ - - Stoles - AND SHAWLS - - Hairpin Lace - Knitted - Crocheted - -[Illustration: INSTRUCTIONS ON PG. 14] - -[Illustration] - - - - -_STOLES and SHAWLS_.... - -_SHAWLS and STOLES_.... - -_such comfortable wool fashion accessories to wear to the movies, -church suppers, Grange meetings, the theater and the senior prom. Here -is a collection for daytime and evening wear in easy, knit, crochet -and hairpin lace stitches. Mix your colors or match them. Stoles are -the fashion and, of course, they look so much prettier if you can say -“I made it myself”. Remember ... the softest stoles are made with DAWN -Brand Wools and Nylon._ - -_The American Thread Company_ - -[Illustration] - -_260 W. Broadway, New York 13, N. Y._ - - _Copyright 1951_ _Printed in U. S. A._ - -[Illustration: INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 12] - - - - -KNITTING ABBREVIATIONS - - K Knit - P Purl - St Stitch - Sts Stitches - Sl st Slip Stitch - Tog Together - Y.O. Yarn Over - P.S.S.O. Pass slip stitch over K st - - *(Asterisk)--This sign indicates that the instructions immediately - following are to be repeated the given number of times plus the - original. - - **Are used in the same way. - - -CROCHET ABBREVIATIONS - - ch Chain - st Stitch - sts Stitches - sl st Slip Stitch - s c Single Crochet - s d c Short Double Crochet - d c Double Crochet - tr c Treble Crochet - d tr c Double Treble Crochet - tr tr c Triple Treble Crochet - - *(Asterisk)--This sign indicates that the instructions immediately - following are to be repeated the given number of times plus the - original. - - **Are used in the same way. - - - - -_Park Avenue_ - - -=KNITTED= - -=Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY “DAWN” PERMANENT “CRIMP -SET” NYLON= - - =_or_ - “DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT YARN - _or_ - “DAWN” SOCK & SWEATER YARN= - - 4 ozs. Canary or Buttercup. - 2 ozs. Beige or Sand. - 2 ozs. Wood Brown or Dk. Brown. - 1 pr. knitting needles No. 5. - Plastic crochet hook No. 4. - -=GAUGE=: 13 sts = 2 inches. - -With Canary or Buttercup cast on 432 sts and work in pattern as -follows: P 1 row, K 1 row, P 1 row. - -=4th Row.= K 2 tog, 3 times, * Y O, K 1, 6 times. K 2 tog, 6 times, -repeat from * across row, ending with Y O, K 1, 6 times, K 2 tog, 3 -times. - -Repeat last 4 rows twice. - -=13th Row.= P across row. - -=14th Row.= K across row. - -=15th Row.= P across row, cut yarn. - -=16th Row.= Attach Beige or Sand and K across row. Repeat from 1st to -15th rows, cut yarn. - -=32nd Row.= Attach Wood Brown or Dk. Brown and K across row. Repeat -from 1st to 15th rows, cut yarn. - -Continue in the above manner alternating colors, until there are 3 -strips of Canary or Buttercup, 2 strips of Beige or Sand and 2 strips -of Wood Brown or Dk. Brown. Crochet a row of s c all around, working 3 -s c in each corner and 2 s c in center st of each scallop across each -long edge, matching colors at each short end. - -=FRINGE=: Wind yarn over a 3 inch cardboard, cut one end. Using one -strand, double in half and loop through each s c, across each short end -matching the colors. - - - - -_Nob Hill_ - - -=KNITTED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT YARN= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” SOCK & SWEATER YARN= - - 6 ozs. Jockey Green - 3 ozs. National Blue - 1 oz. Scarlet - 3 ozs. White - 1 oz. Maize - 1 pr. plastic knitting needles No. 6. - Bone crochet hook No. 3 or 4 - -=GAUGE=: 6 sts = 1 inch - -The entire stole is worked in garter st. K each row. - -With Green, cast on 116 sts and work in pattern as follows: * Work -6 rows in Green, 6 rows White, 2 rows Green, 2 rows Maize, 4 rows -National Blue, 8 rows Green, 6 rows White, 2 rows Green, 2 rows Maize, -4 rows National Blue, 2 rows Scarlet, repeat from * 14 times, then work -8 rows Green, 4 rows National Blue, 2 rows Maize, 2 rows Green, 6 rows -White and 6 rows Green, bind off. - -With Green work a row of s c all around working 3 s c in each corner. - -[Illustration] - - - - -_Peachtree Street_ - - -=CROCHETED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“GEM” CROCHET COTTON, Article 35, size 20= - =_or_= - =“STAR” CROCHET COTTON, Article 20, size 20= - - 6 balls White or color desired. - Steel crochet hook No. 5. - -=GAUGE=: 3 knot sts = 2 inches. - -Draw up a ¹⁄₂ inch loop on hook, thread over and pull through loop, s c -over single loop of st, repeat from beginning 63 times (63 single knot -sts), turn. - -=2nd Row.= Skip 3 single knot sts, s c in s c between knot sts, ** work -a double knot st (double knot st: * draw up a ¹⁄₂ inch loop on hook, -thread over and pull through loop, s c over single loop of st, repeat -from * once), skip 1 s c between knot sts, s c in next s c between -single knot sts, repeat from ** across row, work 3 single knot sts to -turn each row. - -=3rd Row.= S c in loop to right of s c of next double knot st, s c in -loop to left of s c of same double knot st, * double knot st, s c in -loop to right of s c of next double knot st, s c in loop to left of s -c of same double knot st. Repeat from * across row, work 3 single knot -sts, turn and repeat last row until work measures 68 inches or length -desired. - -=EDGE=: Work a row of double knot sts all around stole but drawing the -loops up 1 inch instead of ¹⁄₂ inch. - -Dip in thin starch and block. - - - - -_Beacon Hill_ - - -=KNITTED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“DAWN” PERMANENT “CRIMP SET” NYLON= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT YARN= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” SOCK & SWEATER YARN= - - 10 ozs. Pink or color desired. - 1 oz. Black. - 1 pr. each knitting needles No. 2 and No. 5 - Steel crochet hook No. 3. - -On No. 2 needles cast on 69 sts and work in ribbing of K 1, P 1 for -4¹⁄₂ inches, increasing 68 sts evenly spaced on last row of ribbing -(137 sts). Change to No. 5 needles and work in pattern as follows: - -=1st Row.= K 8, * P 2, K 2 tog, YO, K 1, YO, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., -repeat from * across row, ending row with P 2, K 8. - -=2nd Row.= K 10, * P 5, K 2, repeat from * across row, ending row with -P 5, K 10. - -=3rd Row.= K 8, * P 2, K 5, repeat from * across row, ending row with P -2, K 8. - -=4th Row.= Same as 2nd row. - -Repeat last 4 rows until work measures 50¹⁄₂ inches from the beginning. -Change to No. 2 needles, work in ribbing decreasing 68 sts evenly -spaced (69 sts). Work even in ribbing for 4¹⁄₂ inches, bind off. Block -shoulderette. Sew ribbing and 6 inches above ribbing together. - -=EDGE=: With wrong side of work toward you attach Black at end of seam, -1 s c in same space, * ch 3, 1 s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in next -st of ch, skip ¹⁄₈ inch space, s c in next space, repeat from * all -around shoulderette, cut yarn. Work same edge around each cuff. Tack -collar back as illustrated. - -[Illustration] - - - - -_Country Club_ - - -=KNITTED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“DAWN” PERMANENT “CRIMP SET” NYLON= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” POMPADOUR= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” INFANTS WOOL= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” BABY YARN= - - 9 ozs. Buttercup or color desired. - 1 pr. plastic knitting needles No. 10. - -Cast on 114 sts and K 1 row. - -=1st Row.= K 1, * P 3 tog, K 1, P 1, K 1 into next st, repeat from * -across row, ending row with K 1. - -=2nd and 4th Rows.= P across each row. - -=3rd Row.= K 1, * K 1, P 1, K 1 into next st, P 3 tog, repeat from * -across row, ending row with K 1. - -Repeat these 4 rows for pattern. Work even in pattern until work -measures 64 inches from the beginning ending with 4th row of pattern. -Bind off. Work a row of s c across each short end. - -=FRINGE=: Cut strands 6 inches long. Using 2 strands, double in half -and loop through each st across each short end. - - - - -_Plaza_ - - -=KNITTED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED= - - 10 ozs. Scarlet and - - =“STAR” RAYON CROCHET, Article 700= - - 2 balls Buttercup. - 1 pr. plastic knitting needles No. 8. - -=GAUGE=: 7 sts = 2 inches. - -With Scarlet cast on 70 sts, K 1 row, drop Scarlet. - -=2nd and 3rd Rows.= Working with a double strand, attach Buttercup and -K each row, cut Buttercup. - -=4th and 5th Rows.= Pick up Scarlet and K across each row. - -=6th Row.= K 1, * Y O needle twice, K 1, repeat from * across row. - -=7th Row.= K 1, * drop the 2 yarn overs from needle without knitting -them, K 1, repeat from * across row, drop Scarlet. - -=8th and 9th Rows.= Same as 2nd and 3rd rows. - -=10th and 11th Rows.= Same as 4th and 5th rows. - -=12th, 13th, 14th and 15th Rows.= Same as 6th and 7th rows. - -=16th and 17th Rows.= Same as 2nd and 3rd rows. - -=18th and 19th Rows.= Same as 4th and 5th rows. - -=20th to 25th Rows.= Same as 6th and 7th rows. - -=26th and 27th Rows.= Same as 2nd and 3rd rows. - -=28th and 29th Rows.= Same as 4th and 5th rows. - -Repeat from 20th to 29th rows 17 times more. - -=Next 4 Rows.= Same as 6th and 7th rows. - -=Next 2 Rows.= Same as 2nd and 3rd rows. - -=Next 2 Rows.= Same as 4th and 5th rows. - -=Next 2 Rows.= Same as 6th and 7th rows. - -=Next 2 Rows.= Same as 2nd and 3rd rows. - -=Next 2 Rows.= Same as 4th and 5th rows, bind off. - -=FRINGE=: Wind Scarlet over a 5 inch cardboard, cut one end. Using 1 -strand, double in half and loop through each st across each short end. - -[Illustration] - - - - -_La Louisian_ - - -=CROCHETED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“DAWN” PERMANENT “CRIMP SET” NYLON= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT YARN= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” SOCK & SWEATER YARN= - - 12 ozs. National Blue or Med. Blue. - 2 ozs. Sand. - - =_and_= - =“STAR” RAYON CROCHET, Article 700= - - 5 balls Buttercup. - 2 balls each Red and Black. - Plastic crochet hook No. 4 or =F=. - -With Blue, ch 4, join to form a ring, ch 3 (counts as 1 d c in each -row) and work 11 d c in ring, join in 3rd st of ch. - -=2nd Row.= Ch 3, 1 d c in next d c, * 2 d c, ch 2, 2 d c in next d c -(corner), 1 d c in each of the next 2 d c, repeat from * twice, 2 d c, -ch 2, 2 d c in next d c, join in 3rd st of ch. - -=3rd Row.= Ch 3, 1 d c in each d c, 2 d c, ch 2, 2 d c in the ch 2 loop -at each corner, join in 3rd st of ch. - -Repeat last row 3 times, cut yarn (22 d c on each side). - -=7th Row.= Attach Buttercup, ch 1 and work 1 s c in each d c, 1 s c, ch -3, 1 s c in the ch 2 loop at each corner, join in ch 1. - -=8th Row.= Ch 1, work 1 s c in each s c, 1 s c, ch 3, 1 s c in the ch 3 -loop at each corner, cut yarn. - -=9th Row.= Attach Blue, work same as 3rd row, cut yarn. - -=10th and 11th Rows.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 7th and 8th rows, -cut yarn. - -=12th Row.= Attach Blue, work 1 d c in each s c, 2 d c, ch 2, 2 d c in -the ch 3 loop at each corner. - -=13th to 16th Rows.= Work same as 3rd row, cut yarn (54 d c on each -side). - -=17th Row.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 7th row, cut yarn. - -=18th Row.= Attach Black, work same as 8th row, cut yarn. - -=19th to 23rd Rows.= Attach Blue, work same as 12th to 16th rows, cut -yarn. - -=24th and 25th Rows.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 7th and 8th rows, -cut yarn. - -=26th Row.= Attach Sand, ch 3 (counts as part of 1st cluster st), d c -in same space, * ch 1, skip 1 st, 2 d c cluster st in next st (2 d c -cluster st: 2 d c in same space keeping last loop of each d c on hook, -yarn over and pull through all loops at one time), repeat from * all -around working 2 cluster sts with ch 2 between in the ch 3 loop at each -corner, join in 3rd st of ch, cut yarn (43 cluster sts on each side). - -=27th Row.= Attach Red Rayon, work same as 7th row, working 1 s c in -each cluster st and 1 s c in each ch 1. - -=28th Row.= Ch 3, 1 d c in each s c, working 2 d c, ch 2, 2 d c in the -ch 3 loop at each corner, join. - -=29th Row.= Work same as 7th row, cut yarn. - -=30th Row.= Attach Sand, work same as 26th row, cut yarn. - -=31st Row.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 27th row. - -=32nd Row.= Work same as 8th row, cut yarn. - -=33rd to 37th Rows.= Attach Blue, work same as 12th to 16th rows, cut -yarn. - -=38th Row.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 7th row, cut yarn. - -=39th Row.= Attach Black, work same as 8th row, cut yarn. - -=40th Row.= Attach Blue, work same as 26th row, cut yarn. - -=41st, 42nd & 43rd Rows.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 27th, 28th and -29th rows, cut yarn. - -=44th Row.= Attach Blue, work same as 26th row, cut yarn. - -=45th Row.= Attach Black, work same as 27th row, cut yarn. - -=46th Row.= Attach Buttercup, work same as 8th row, cut yarn. - -Repeat the 19th to 46th rows once, cut yarn. - -=75th Row.= Attach Blue and work 1 s c in each s c, working 3 s c in -the ch 3 loop at each corner, join, cut yarn. - -=FRINGE=: Wind Blue over a 10 inch cardboard, cut loops at one end. -Using 2 strands, double in half and knot fringe in every other st -across each side and one in each of the 3 sts at each corner around -entire shawl. * Take half of one group of fringe and half of next group -of fringe, knot together ³⁄₄ inch from 1st row of knots, repeat all -around, then repeat from * for another row of knots. Trim fringe evenly. - -[Illustration] - - - - -_Esplanade_ - - _Illustrated on page 3_ - - -=HAIRPIN LACE= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY “DAWN” PERMANENT “CRIMP - SET” NYLON= - - =_or_= - =“DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT YARN= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” SOCK & SWEATER YARN= - - 6 ozs. Scarlet. - 6 ozs. National Blue or Med. Blue. - 2 inch hairpin staple. - Steel crochet hook No. 4. - -Wind Scarlet around 2 prongs of staple and tie tightly in center over -the 2 strands thus forming a loop on each prong. With yarn in back, -insert hook in left hand loop close to center knot, yarn over hook and -pull through loop, * push the hook upwards so that it parallels the -prongs and pass between the prongs to the back of staple, turn the -staple ¹⁄₂ turn to right and place yarn in front of staple, wind yarn -around left prong to the back of staple and bring to center, insert -hook up through the front yarn of previous loop on left side close to -the center, yarn over hook and pull up a chain through previous loop on -staple (2 loops on hook), yarn over and pull through 2 loops, repeat -from * until there are 352 loops on each side, cut yarn, leaving a 6 -inch length of yarn. - -Work 8 more strips in Scarlet and 8 strips in Blue in same manner. - -=JOINING=: Working across the long side of a strip of Blue and a strip -of Scarlet, insert hook in first 2 loops of Scarlet strip and keep on -hook, insert hook in first 2 loops of Blue strip and pull the 2 Blue -loops through the 2 Scarlet loops, there are 2 Blue loops on hook, * -pull the next 2 Scarlet loops through the 2 Blue loops on hook, then -pull the next 2 Blue loops through the 2 Scarlet loops on hook, repeat -from * until the 2 strips are joined, fasten last 2 loops securely with -the 6 inch length of yarn. Join remaining strips in same manner having -2 Scarlet strips on each outside edge and alternating colors when -joining. - -=EDGE=: Working on long side, attach Blue in first 2 loops, s c in same -space, * ch 1, s c through next 2 loops, repeat from * across side, 3 s -c in corner, work in s c across short end working 4 s c over each loop, -work other 2 sides to correspond, join. - -=Next Row.= 1 s c in each s c and 1 s c in each ch 1 loop on long -sides, 1 s c in each s c across short sides and 3 s c in center st at -each corner. - -=Next Row.= 1 s c in each s c, cut yarn. - -=FRINGE=: Wind Blue over a 6¹⁄₂ inch cardboard, cut one end. Using 4 -strands, double in half and loop through every other s c across each -short end, trim evenly. - - - - -_Wilshire_ - - _Illustrated on page 3_ - - -=CROCHETED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED= - - 20 ozs. White or color desired. - Plastic crochet hook No. 8. - -=GAUGE=: 1 shell = ³⁄₄ inch. - -Ch 74, s c in 2nd st from hook, * skip 2 sts of ch, 4 d c with ch 1 -between each d c in next st, skip 2 sts of ch, s c in next st, repeat -from * 11 times (12 shells), ch 4, turn. - -=2nd Row.= D c in next s c, ch 1, s c in center loop of next shell, -* ch 1, 1 d c, ch 2, 1 d c in next s c between 2 shells of previous -row, ch 1, s c in center loop of next shell, repeat from * across row, -ending with 2 d c with ch 1 between in last s c, ch 1, turn. - -=3rd Row.= S c in next ch 1 loop, * 4 d c with ch 1 between each d c in -next s c, s c in next ch 1 loop, repeat from * across row, ch 4, turn. -Repeat last 2 rows until stole measures 70 inches from the beginning -ending with 2nd row of pattern, cut yarn. - -=FRINGE=: Wind yarn over a 7″ cardboard, cut one end. Using 2 strands, -double in half and loop through each st across each short end. - - - - -_Campus Queen_ - - _Illustrated on next page_ - - -=CROCHETED= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY “DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT= - =YARN= - - =_or_= - =“DAWN” SOCK & SWEATER YARN= - - 5 ozs. Scarlet. - 9 ozs. Jockey Green. - 1 oz. Canary. - Steel crochet hook No. 1. - Tapestry needle for weaving. - -With Scarlet ch 243, d c in 5th st from hook, * ch 1, skip 1 st of ch, -d c in next st, repeat from * across row (120 meshes), ch 4, turn. - -=2nd Row.= D c in next d c, * ch 1, d c in next d c, repeat from * -across row, ch 1, d c in 3rd st of ch 4, ch 4, turn. Repeat 2nd row for -entire square in the following color scheme, * 5 rows Scarlet, 1 row -Canary, 5 rows Scarlet, 5 rows Jockey Green, repeat from * until shawl -is square. - -=WEAVING=: Thread Scarlet in tapestry needle and working lengthwise, -weave over one mesh and under next mesh, weave same color in same mesh -reversing the over and under, weave 4 more rows of meshes in Scarlet, -* 1 row of Canary, 5 rows Scarlet, 5 rows of Jockey Green, 5 rows -Scarlet, repeat from * across shawl. Weave all ends in securely. With -Jockey Green crochet 11 rows of d c all around, working 3 d c in center -st at each corner of each row. - -=Next Row.= Ch 5, skip 2 d c, d c in next d c, * ch 2, skip 2 d c, d -c in next d c, repeat from * all around working 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in -each corner. - -=FRINGE=: Wind Jockey Green over a 7 inch cardboard, cut one end. Using -3 strands, double in half and loop through each ch 2 loop all around. - -[Illustration] - - - - -_Gold Coast_ - - _Illustrated on Cover_ - - -=HAIRPIN LACE= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY= - =“DAWN” POMPADOUR= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” BABY YARN= - =_or_= - =“DAWN” INFANTS WOOL= - - 5 ozs. Pink or color desired. - 1--4 inch Hairpin Staple. - Plastic crochet hook No. 2. - -=HAIRPIN LACE=: Make a loop at end of yarn and place 1 prong of staple -in loop just made, insert hook in loop, wind yarn around right prong -of hairpin staple, yarn over hook and draw through loop keeping work -at center, * drop loop from hook, turn staple ½ turn to the left, pick -up the dropped loop at center, yarn over hook and pull through loop, -insert hook through top part of loop on left hand prong, yarn over and -pull through (2 loops on hook), yarn over and pull through both loops -completing the single crochet, repeat from * for length desired. - -Work a length of hairpin lace having 352 loops on each side of staple, -cut yarn. - -Work 4 more strips in same manner. Join yarn in 2 loops of first length -and work 1 s c in same space, * ch 1, 1 s c over 2 corresponding loops -of second length, ch 1, 1 s c over next 2 loops of first length, repeat -from * across length, cut yarn. Join 3rd strip to 2nd strip and 4th -strip to 3rd strip and 5th strip to 4th strip in same manner. - -=EDGE=: Working across side edge of stole, join yarn in 2 end loops of -stole, 1 s c in same space, * ch 4, slip st in 3rd st from hook for -picot, ch 1, 1 s c over next 2 loops, repeat from * across side, cut -yarn. Work opposite side in same manner. - -=TASSELS=: Wind yarn 20 times over a 3 inch cardboard, cut one end, tie -in center, then tie about ¹⁄₂ inch down from top. Work 17 more tassels -in same manner and attach to short ends of scarf as illustrated. - - - - -_Metropolitan_ - - _Illustrated on Cover_ - - -=HAIRPIN LACE= - - =Materials Required: AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY “DAWN” BRAEBURN SPORT - YARN= - - 6 ozs. White or color desired. - - =_and_= - =“DAWN” POMPADOUR= - - 2 ozs. White. - 3 inch hairpin staple. - Plastic crochet hook No. 6 or H. - -With Sport Yarn using No. 6 crochet hook hold the fork in left hand, -loop yarn around fork and securely tie knot in center. (Keep working -end of yarn always at rear of work.) Insert hook through loop on left -prong, draw rear yarn through loop, making a single crochet stitch at -the knot in the center, * withdraw hook, turn fork one-half turn to the -left, replace hook, then insert through loop at the left side of the -fork, pick up rear yarn and pull through loop completing an s c, repeat -from * until there are 595 loops on each side, cut yarn. Work 2nd -section having 513 loops, cut yarn. Work 3rd section having 349 loops, -cut yarn. Work 4th section having 389 loops, cut yarn. Work 5th section -having 1269 loops, cut yarn. - -With Pompadour, join in 1st s c of 1st section, ch 12, s c in 1st 3 -loops working through all 3 loops at one time (cluster), * ch 5, s c -through next 3 loops, repeat from * 5 times (7 clusters), ** ch 5, s c -through next 20 loops, * ch 5, s c through next 3 loops, repeat from * -6 times, repeat from ** 12 times, ch 5, s c through next 20 loops, * -ch 5, s c through next 3 loops, repeat from * 6 times, ch 12, s c in -center s c at end of section, ch 12, s c through next 20 loops and work -other side to correspond, cut yarn. - -=2nd Section.= Join in 1st s c of 2nd section, ch 10, skip last 20 loop -cluster and 3--3 loop clusters of 1st section, s c in 3rd st of next ch -of 1st section, ** ch 2, s c through 3 loops of 2nd section, * ch 2, s -c in 3rd st of next ch of 1st section, ch 2, s c through next 3 loops -of 2nd section, repeat from * 5 times, ch 2, s c in 3rd st of next ch -of 1st section, ch 2, s c through 20 loops of 2nd section, ch 2, s c in -3rd st of next ch of 1st section, repeat from ** 11 times, * ch 2, s c -through next 3 loops of 2nd section, ch 2, s c in 3rd st of next ch of -1st section, repeat from * 6 times, ch 10, s c in center s c at end of -2nd section, ch 12, s c through next 20 loops and work other side in -same manner as 1st section, cut yarn. - -=3rd Section.= Join in 1st s c of 3rd section, ch 10, skip 2--20 loop -clusters and 11--3 loop clusters of 2nd section, s c in 3rd st of next -ch of 2nd section, and work in same manner as 2nd section, working to -within last 11--3 loops and 2--20 loop clusters of 2nd section at end -of row, work other side in same manner as 2nd section, cut yarn. - -=4th Section.= Join in 1st s c of 4th section, ch 12, ** s c through -next 20 loops, * ch 5, s c through next 3 loops, repeat from * 6 times, -ch 5, repeat from ** 8 times, s c through next 20 loops, ch 12, s c in -center s c at end of section, ch 10, skip 18--3 loop clusters and 2--20 -loop clusters, s c in 3rd st of next ch of 1st section and work in same -manner as other section, skipping 11--3 loop and 2--20 loop clusters at -end of row, cut yarn. - -=5th Section.= Join in s c of last 20 loop cluster of 3rd section, ch -2, s c through 9 loops of 5th section, ch 2, s c in 4th st of ch 12 -of 3rd section, ch 2, s c through next 3 loops of 5th section, ch 2, -s c in 8th st of ch 12 of 3rd section, ch 2, s c through next 3 loops -of 5th section, ch 2, s c in next s c of 3rd section, work 24 more 3 -loop clusters in same manner (26--3 loop clusters), s c in last 20 loop -cluster of 2nd section, ch 2, s c through 9 loops of 5th section, ch 2, -s c in 4th st of ch 12 and work 10--3 loop clusters, s c in 3rd st of -last ch 5 of 1st section, ch 2, s c through 9 loops, ch 2, s c in top -of 20 loop cluster of 1st section (always ch 2 between clusters), work -2--3 loop clusters and 1--9 loop cluster in 1st ch 12 of 1st section, -work 1--3 loop cluster and 2--9 loop clusters in next ch 12 of 1st -section, s c in s c at top of 3 loop cluster of 1st section, ch 2, s -c through 9 loops of 5th section, ch 2, s c in 3rd st of ch of 1st -section, then work 36--3 loop clusters up to the 8th st of 2nd ch 12 of -4th section, work 1--9 loop cluster and 120--3 loop clusters up to the -s c of last 20 loop cluster of 4th section, work 1--9 loop and 37--3 -loop clusters, s c in 3rd st of last ch 5 of 1st section, ch 2, work -3--9 loop clusters, 1--3 loop cluster, 1--9 loop cluster and 2--3 loop -clusters, s c in top of next 20 loop cluster, work 1--9 loop cluster, -10--3 loop clusters, 1--9 loop cluster, s c in s c of 1st 20 loop -cluster of 2nd section, work 26--3 loop clusters, 1--9 loop cluster, -s c in s c of 1st 20 loop cluster of 3rd section, work 107--3 loop -clusters, join, cut yarn. - -=EDGE=: With Pompadour, join in any 3 loops, s c in same space, ch 3, s -c in s c for picot, * ch 3, s c through next 3 loops, ch 3, s c in s c -for picot, repeat from * all around, ch 3, join, cut yarn. - - - - -_Have you seen the other Star instruction books?_ - - - Available at your nearest - Art Needlework Counter--10¢ each - - -Book #75 Nylon Book - -[Illustration] - -Many basic styles in sweaters, mittens, socks for the whole family to -be knitted and crocheted in this fabulous new fiber. - - -Book #76 Beginner’s Manual of Crochet - -[Illustration] - -Crochet stitches from beginner’s class to the professional. 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