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+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 77404 ***
+
+
+
+
+  TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
+
+  Italic text is denoted by _underscores_.
+
+  Some minor changes to the text are noted at the end of the book.
+
+
+
+
+                                 TWINE
+
+                             CROCHET WORK,
+
+                         _WITH ILLUSTRATIONS_.
+
+                       Second Edition. Enlarged.
+
+                          COMPILED AND EDITED
+                                   BY
+                         MARIE LOUISE KERZMAN.
+
+                              PUBLISHED BY
+                             HENRY BRISTOW,
+                    296 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
+
+
+
+
+        Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1883,
+                           BY HENRY BRISTOW,
+       the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
+
+
+
+
+INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION.
+
+
+_The first edition of No. 2 of our Crochet Series was necessarily
+hurried, and issued out of its regular order, in compliance with a
+very general demand for lambrequin designs. While its success has been
+gratifying, there were some defects in the work, which has decided
+us to re-issue it under its present form. It has been carefully
+re-written, so as to follow the very full instructions found in No. 1.
+The number of designs have been doubled by the addition of some very
+attractive patterns for lambrequins._
+
+_Three numbers of the Series have been issued, as follows_:
+
+No. 1.—HOW TO CROCHET.
+
+  With full explanations of all Crochet Stitches, and numerous
+  illustrations.
+
+No. 2.—LAMBREQUIN DESIGNS.
+
+  Especially adapted for Twine. Illustrated. (Second Edition; Enlarged.)
+
+No. 3.—MISCELLANEOUS DESIGNS.
+
+  Tidies, Mats and Spreads. Illustrated.
+
+
+
+
+TWINE CROCHET WORK.
+
+
+The use of twine in fancy work has introduced a material that can be
+employed extensively in household decoration, and has brought the
+crochet needle into greater requisition than ever before. Many of those
+articles that contribute so much to the attractiveness of a home can be
+made of twine at comparatively little cost. It can be made in colors
+and of different sizes, and on account of its durability, cheapness and
+beauty, is considered by many superior to macramé work. By a judicious
+selection of shades, and a tasteful combination of trimmings, a large
+assortment of which are sold for that purpose, consisting of silk and
+plush balls of various shapes and colors, ribbon, etc., a great variety
+of articles may be fashioned which are at once both beautiful and
+effective, such as, for instance, window, mantel, fable and bracket
+lambrequins, scarfs for chairs and tables, covers for sofa pillows and
+ottomans, toilet and dinner mats, hand-bags, etc., etc., etc.
+
+
+
+
+DESCRIPTION OF TERMS USED IN CROCHET.
+
+
+_Chain Stitch._—Make a loop of twine, and draw the twine through each
+loop thus made, until the chain is of the required length.
+
+_Close Chain Stitch._—Insert the hook in loop of preceding row, and
+draw twine through both this loop and the loop on the needle at the
+same time.
+
+_Single Crochet._—Pass the hook through a loop of the last row, bring
+twine through, throw the twine around the needle and draw it through
+the two loops on the needle.
+
+_Double Crochet._—Turn the twine around the needle once, pass the hook
+through a loop of preceding row, bring twine through, throw the twine
+around the needle and draw it through two loops, turn the twine again
+around the needle and draw it through the two next loops.
+
+_Treble._—Turn the twine twice around the needle, work as double
+crochet, bringing twine through two loops three times.
+
+_Double Double Crochet._—Turn twine three times around the needle,
+work as double crochet, bringing twine through two loops four times.
+
+_Slip Stitch._—This stitch is used in joining. Take the hook from the
+last loop worked, pass it through the loop where the work has to be
+joined; then take the first loop spoken of and draw it through.
+
+* The above are the primitive or foundation stitches, of which all
+fancy stitches are modifications or combinations.
+
+
+TWINE.
+
+The best twine for crocheting is what is known as seine or macramé
+cotton twine, and is sold by numbers; 6 and 9, the finer numbers, are
+used for tidies, etc.; 12, 16 and 20 for lambrequins. Care should be
+taken in purchasing the twine, to get the best quality, as there are
+several grades made; that having a cream color, bordering on écru,
+makes the best work.
+
+
+NEEDLES.
+
+A five-inch bone needle, even and smooth, is considered the best for
+crocheting with twine.
+
+
+ABBREVIATIONS USED IN DIRECTIONS.
+
+  st.            Stitch.
+  ch. st.        Chain Stitch.
+  cl. ch. st.    Close Chain Stitch.
+  s. c.          Single Crochet.
+  d. c.          Double Crochet.
+  t.             Treble.
+  d. d. c.       Double Double Crochet.
+  sl. st.        Slip Stitch.
+
+* — * means to repeat the directions between the stars as often as
+told, as, for example: * 1 s.c., 1 ch.st. * 5 times, means to crochet
+1 single crochet and 1 chain stitch until you have 5 alternate single
+crochet stitches and 5 chain stitches.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 1.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 43 stitches.
+
+1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st., 3 ch.st., miss 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in next
+ch.st., 9 ch.st., miss 11, 3 d.c. in 12th, 3 ch.st., miss 1, 3 d.c.
+in next ch.st., miss 3, 1 d.c. in 4th, miss next 3, 3 d.c. in 4th, 3
+ch.st., miss 1, 3 d.c. in next ch.st., 9 ch.st., miss 11, 3 d.c. in
+12th, 3 ch.st., miss 1, 3 d.c. in next ch.st. Turn.
+
+2d row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around chain of 3 between the two 3 d.c.
+of last row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same chain, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c.,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 1 d.c. in d.c. of last row,
+3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around following ch. of 3. Turn.
+
+3d. row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d. crochet of 2d row, 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 4 ch.st.,
+fasten in 5th ch.st. of chains of 2d and 1st rows, 4 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 1 d.c. in d.c.
+of last row, 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around following ch. of 3, 4
+ch.st., fasten in 5th ch.st. of chains of 2d and 1st rows, 4 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same chain. Turn.
+
+4th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3 of 3d row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same ch., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around same chain, 1 d.c. in d.c. of last row, 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., then 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch.
+of 3. Turn.
+
+5th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d.c. of preceding row (4th row), 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch.
+of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c., 1 d.c., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. Turn.
+
+6th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 1 d.c., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. then 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3. Turn.
+
+7th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d.c. of last row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., †
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, 4 ch.st.,
+fasten in 5th ch.st. of chains of two last rows. 4 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 1 d.c. in d.c.,
+3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 4 ch.st., fasten in 5th
+ch.st. of chains of 2 last rows, 4 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3. Turn.
+
+8th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same, 9 ch.st., etc., as before. Then at the point work 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around last ch. Turn.
+
+9th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last double crochet of last row, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st. Crochet to the end of the
+row, as before.
+
+10th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., etc. Then,
+at beginning of point, work 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around following ch., 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. Turn.
+
+11th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d.c. of preceding row, 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+then continue working like 7th row from † to end of the row.
+
+12th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same ch., 9 ch.st., etc., as before, to beginning of point. Then * 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3 *. Repeat 4 times.
+
+13th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in last d.c. of last row, * 1 s.c., 1 h.d.c.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3*. Repeat 4 times, then work as usual to the
+end, making it the required length.
+
+Fasten the fringe in every other stitch around the points of the
+Lambrequin.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 2.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 49 stitches.
+
+1st row.—4 d.c. in 3d ch.st., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, miss next 4
+ch.st., 2 d.c. in 5th, miss 2 ch.st., 4 d.c. in 3d, make 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. in same 3d ch.st., 7 ch.st., miss 10, 4 d.c. in 11th, 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. in same, miss 4 ch.st., 2 d.c. in 5th, miss next 2, 4 d.c. in 3d,
+1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, 7 ch.st., miss 10, 4 d.c. in 11th, 1 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. in same, miss next 4 ch.st., 2 d.c. in 5th, miss next 2, 4 d.c.
+in 3d, 1 ch.st. 3 d.c. in same. Turn.
+
+2d row.—3 ch.st., * 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same ch., 2 d.c. between next 2 d.c. of last row, 4 d.c. around
+next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 7 ch.st.; * repeat
+once; then 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same
+ch., 2 d.c. between next 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch. Turn.
+
+3d row.—3 ch.st., * 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same ch. 2 d.c. between next 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch.
+of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 4 ch.st., fasten to chains of
+2d and 1st rows by passing the hook through 4th ch.st. of ch. of 1st
+row, making at the same time a s.c.; 3 ch.st.; * repeat once; then 4
+d.c. around next chain of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 2 d.c.
+between 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same ch. Turn.
+
+4th row.—3 ch.st., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c., 2 d.c., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st.,
+3 d.c., 7 ch.st., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same ch., 2 d.c., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c., 7 ch.st., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st.,
+3 d.c., 2 d.c., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c.; then 10 d.c. around the ch.
+of 3, which is at the bottom edge of the work; fasten in 1st d.c. of
+1st row. Turn.
+
+5th row.—1 cl.ch.st., 3 ch.st. in every other d.c. of the 10 d.c. last
+made, * 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch.,
+2 d.c. between next 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around same ch., 7 ch.st.; * repeat, but at the last repetition
+stop at 7 ch.st.
+
+The work is continued by always repeating the rows described, from 2d
+row.
+
+Fasten the fringe in every other stitch at the bottom edge of the work.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 3.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 43 stitches.
+
+1st row.—3 d.c. in the 5th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same 5th ch.st.;
+9 ch.st.; miss 12; 3 d.c. in 13th; 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, 9 ch.st.,
+miss 12, 3 d.c. in 13th, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in next stitch, 7 ch.st.,
+miss 4, fasten in 5th with a s.c. Turn.
+
+2d row.—3 ch.st., 12 d.c. around last chain of 7, * 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 4 ch.st., fasten in 5th ch.st. of ch. of
+last row, 4 ch.st.; * repeat once, then make 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around last chain of 3. Turn.
+
+3d row.—2 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of 3, 9
+ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 9 ch.st., 3
+d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, * 1 d.c. in next d.c., 1
+ch.st. * Repeat 10 times; at the end fasten in 1st st. of foundation
+chain. Turn.
+
+4th row.—3 ch.st., * 1 d.c. around ch. of 1 of last row, 2 ch.st. *
+Repeat 9 times. Then 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3,
+etc. Work to the end as in 2d row. Turn.
+
+5th row.—2 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st. 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.; then 1 ch.st., * 1
+d.c. around next ch. of 2, 3 ch.st. *; repeat 9 times. Turn.
+
+6th row.—* 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch. of 3 *; repeat 8 times;
+then 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch. of 1, 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 4 ch.st., etc., like 4th row. Turn.
+
+7th row.—2 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.; then 7 ch.st.,
+fasten around 2d chain of 5 of 6th row. Turn.
+
+8th row.—3 ch.st., 12 d.c. around last ch. of 7; go on working like 2d
+row. Turn.
+
+9th row.—Work up to scallop like 3d row; then make * 1 d.c. in next
+d.c., 1 ch.st.; * repeat 11 times, then fasten around 3d ch. of 5 of
+6th row. Turn.
+
+10th row.—3 ch.st., * 1 d.c. around next ch. of 1 of last row, 2 ch.st.
+*; repeat ten times; work to the end of row, like 4th row.
+
+11th row.—Work up to the scallop like 5th row, then 1 ch.st., * 1 d.c.
+around next ch. of 2, 3 ch.st., * repeat 11 times, fasten in 4th ch. of
+5 of 6th row. Turn.
+
+12th row.—* 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch. of 3 *; repeat 10 times;
+then continue to work 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch. of 1, 3 d.c.,
+etc., like 6th row.
+
+The following scallops are worked after directions of 2d scallop, as
+the foundation chain make a difference in the number of stitches of the
+1st.
+
+Fasten fringe in the chains of 5 on the edge of every scallop.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 4.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 44.
+
+1st row.—Miss 4 ch.st., make 1 d.c. in each of the next 7 ch.st., 8
+ch.st., miss 8, 1 d.c. in the following 8 ch.st., 8 ch.st., miss 8, 1
+d.c. in the following 8 ch.st. Turn.
+
+2d row.—3 ch.st., miss 1 d.c., make 1 d.c. in the next 7 d.c. of last
+row, 8 ch.st., 1 d.c. in the next 8 d.c., 8 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in the next 8
+d.c., 7 ch.st., fasten in last stitch of foundation. Turn.
+
+3d. row.—13 s.c. around ch. of 7 of last row; 1 ch.st., * 1 d.c. in next
+8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten in middle st. of both preceding chains, 4
+ch.st.; * repeat once, then 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c. Turn.
+
+4th row.—3 ch.st., 1 d.c. in next 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 1 d.c. in next 8
+d.c., 8 ch.st., 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c., 7 ch.st., fasten on end of 3d in
+the 1 ch.st. Turn.
+
+5th row.—13 s.c. around ch. of 7 of last row, 1 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8
+ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c. Turn.
+
+6th row.—3 ch.st., 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 7
+ch.st., fasten on end of 5th row in the 1 ch.st. Turn.
+
+7th row.—13 s.c. around ch. of 7, 1 ch.st., 8 s.c., 4 ch.st., fasten in
+middle st. of 2 preceding chains, 4 ch.st., 8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten as
+before, 4 ch.st., 8 d.c. Turn.
+
+8th row.—3 ch.st., 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 7
+ch.st., fasten in the 1 ch.st. Turn.
+
+9th row.—13 s.c. around chain of 7, 1 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c.,
+8 ch.st., 8 d.c. Turn.
+
+10th row.—3 ch.st., 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c.; then
+7 ch.st.; fasten in chain of 1. Turn. 7 s.c. around half of ch. of 7,
+turn, * 7 ch.st., fasten in 7th s.c. of next scallop *; repeat 3 times,
+turn * 13 s.c. around ch. of 7 *; repeat twice, then 7 s.c. around half
+of next ch. of 7, turn, * 7 ch.st., fasten in 7th s.c. of next scallop
+*; repeat twice, turn, * 14 s.c. around next ch. of 7; * repeat once,
+7 s.c. around half of next ch. of 7, turn, * 8 ch.st., fasten in 7th
+s.c. of next scallop *; repeat once, turn, 15 s.c. around ch. of 8 last
+worked, 8 s.c. around half of next ch. of 8, turn, 9 ch.st., fasten in
+8th s.c. of next scallop, turn, 16 s.c. around ch. last worked, 7 s.c.
+around remaining half of next ch. of 8, 7 s.c. around remaining half of
+next ch. of 7, 6 s.c. around the remaining half of the next ch. of 7, 6
+s.c. around the remaining half of the next ch. of 7.
+
+11th row.—1 ch.st., 8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten as before, 4 ch.st., 8
+d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten, 4 ch.st., 8 d.c.
+
+Repeat entire work from second row.
+
+After having reached the entire length of the lambrequin, work 8 d.c.
+in the end of every other row on the upper edge of the lambrequin,
+fastening by 1 s.c. in the intervening rows.
+
+
+
+
+FRINGE.
+
+
+All the Lambrequin designs given are finished with a fringe, which is
+easily made, and the following directions will apply to all: Cut the
+twine twice the required length, double in center; take two pieces
+together, put the needle through the stitch nearest the edge, and with
+the hook catch the twines in center and draw through until a loop is
+formed on the opposite side; pass the needle through the loop and draw
+the four ends through, then pull tight.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 5.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of the required length.
+
+1st row.—4 ch.st., 3 t. in last st. of foundation chain, 2 ch.st., 3
+t. in same ch.st., * 6 ch.st., miss 8, 3 t., 3 ch.st., 3 t. in 9th *;
+repeat to the end of row; turn with 2 cl.ch.st. in last 2 t.
+
+2d row.—2 ch.st., 4 t., 2 ch.st., 4 t. around next ch. of 2, separating
+the two 3 t. of last row, * 7 ch.st., 4 t., 2 ch.st., 4 t. around next
+2 ch.st. *; repeat to end of row; turn with 3 cl.ch.st. in last 3 t.
+
+3d row.—5 t., 3 ch.st., 5 t. around next chain of 2, * 7 ch.st., 5 t.,
+3 ch.st., 5 t. around next ch. of 3 *; repeat to end of row. Turn, with
+4 cl.ch.st. in last 4 t.
+
+4th row.—2 ch.st., 6 t., 3 ch.st., 6 t. around next chain of 3, * 4
+ch.st., fasten in the middle of the chains of two preceding rows, 3
+ch.st., 6 t., 3 ch.st., 6 t. around next ch. of 3 *; repeat to end of
+row. Turn, with 3 cl.ch.st.
+
+5th row.—1 ch.st., 11 t. around next ch. of 3, * 4 ch.st., 11 t. around
+next ch. of 3 *; repeat to end of row. Turn.
+
+6th row.—3 ch.st., miss 1 t., 1 d.c., followed by 1 ch.st. in each
+of next 9 t., * 1 s.c. in last t. of scallop, 4 cl.ch.st. in next 4
+ch.st., 1 s.c. in next t., 1 d.c., followed by 1 ch.st. in each of next
+9 t. *; repeat to end of row.
+
+Heading.—1 s.c. in each st. of foundation chain. Turn.
+
+2d row.—3 ch.st., fasten in every other s.c. of last row. Turn.
+
+3d row.—*3 ch.st., fasten in middle stitch of chain of 3 of last row *;
+repeat to end of row. Turn, with 1 ch.st.
+
+4th row.—1 s.c. in every stitch of last row.
+
+5th row.—1 ch.st., 1 d.c., 1 ch.st., 1 d.c., 1 ch.st., 1 d.c., all
+worked in next 2d st. of last row, 1 ch.st., miss next s.c., 1 s.c. in
+next s.c. *; repeat to end of row.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 6.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make any number of chain stitches divisible by 9, half as long again as
+desired when finished, as it takes up in working.
+
+1st row.—* 1 d.c. in each of first 9 ch.st.; 9 ch.st.; miss 8; 1 d.c.
+in next 9 ch.st. * Repeat to end of row, finishing with 9 d.c.
+
+Every row has to be worked on the right side of the work; consequently
+the twine has to be broken at the end of every row.
+
+2d row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat to the end of the row, finishing
+with 9 d.c.
+
+3d row.—* 9 d.c.; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through 5th ch.st. of 2d and 3d
+rows, drawing tightly together; 4 ch.st. * Repeat.
+
+4th row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat.
+
+5th row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat.
+
+6th row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat.
+
+7th row.—* 9 d.c.; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through 5th ch.st. of chain of 5th
+and 6th rows; 4 ch.st. * Repeat.
+
+8th row.—Repeat 5th row.
+
+9th row.—d.c. to end of row.
+
+Heading.—* 6 d.c. in 3d d.c.; miss 2; fasten on 3d by 1 s.c. * Repeat.
+
+To finish it off on the bottom, work * 10 t. in 5th d.c.; 1 s.c. in 9th
+d.c.; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. in 5th ch.st. of chain of the last row; 4 ch.st.;
+1 s.c. in first of the next 9 d.c. * Repeat.
+
+The fringe is put in every other loop of the edge of this last
+described row.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 7
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 28 stitches.
+
+1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next ch.st.; 7
+ch.st.; miss 9 ch.st.; make 3 d.c. in the 10th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in
+next ch.st.; 7 ch.st.; miss 9 ch.st.; work 3 d.c. in the 10th; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. in the next ch.st., which should be the last st. of
+foundation chain.
+
+2d row.—Turn; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain made by 3 ch.st. in last
+row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the
+next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around the next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. round the same chain;
+7 ch.st.; fasten to end of 1st row; 12 s.c. in chain made by 7 ch.st.
+
+3d row.—1 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around last chain of 3 in 2d row; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around the same chain; 3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through the middle stitch
+of ch. of 7 of 1st and 2d rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of
+3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through middle
+stitch of next ch. of 7 of 1st and 2d rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the
+next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the same chain.
+
+4th row.—Turn the work; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around 3 ch. of 3; 3 ch.st.;
+3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next ch. of
+3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; fasten to loop made by
+the 1 ch.st. at beginning of 3d row; 12 s.c. around 2d scallop.
+
+5th row.—1 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+same; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+the same; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around same.
+
+6th row.—Turn the work; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 7 ch.st.;
+3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 7 ch.st.; fasten to loop made by the 1
+ch.st. at beginning of 5th row; turn; 6 s.c.; turn; 7 ch.st.; fasten
+in middle of 2d scallop at bottom of work; 7 ch.st.; fasten in middle
+of next scal.; turn; 12 s.c. around chain of 7; 6 s.c. around next 7
+ch.st.; turn; 7 ch.st.; fasten in scal.; turn; 12 s.c. around 7 ch.st.;
+6 s.c. around half finished scal.; 6 s.c. around next half scal.; 1
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3 of preceding row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around same chain; 3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through middle stitch of ch. of 5th
+and 6th rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around same chain; 3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. in middle stitch of ch. of 5th and
+6th rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around same chain.
+
+Fasten fringe in every other stitch of the bottom edge.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 8.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 30 stitches.
+
+1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th st. of chain; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same (4th)
+st.; 7 ch.st.; miss 10 ch.st.; put 3 d.c. in 11th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+in same; miss 3 ch.st.; put 3 d.c. in 4th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same; 7
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. in last of foundation chain; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same.
+
+2d row.—Turn; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3 of last row; 3 ch.st.;
+3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of
+3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 3 ch.st.
+
+3d row.—Turn; crochet to end of row as before, then 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around chain of 3 of last row.
+
+4th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in chain of 3 of 3d row; 3 ch.st.; then 3
+d.c. in next chain of 3; 3 ch.st., etc. Crochet to end of, as before.
+
+5th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3 of preceding row; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around same; 3 d.c. around next; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 7
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 3 ch.st.;
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, which is in the point; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around next ch.
+
+6th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; finish to the
+end of row, as usual.
+
+7th row.—Crochet as usual to beginning of point, then 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+
+8th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c., etc.
+
+9th row.—Crochet as usual to beginning of point, then 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+
+10th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c.; then as usual to the end, making it the required
+length. Crochet as a heading, 7 d.c. around 3 ch.st. at the top,
+fastening each one down before another.
+
+The fringe must be fastened in every other stitch of the bottom edge.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 9.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 39 stitches.
+
+1st row.—2 d.c. in 4th st. of ch.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same (4th) st.;
+miss 2 ch.st.; put 2 d.c. in 3d ch.st.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same 3d
+ch.st.; 7 ch.st.; miss 8 ch.st.; put 2 d.c. in 9th ch.st.; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. in same; miss 3 ch.st.; put 2 d.c. in 4th; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in
+same 1 ch.st.; miss 2 ch.st.; put 1 d.c. in next 12 ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. in last stitch of chain; 1 ch.st.; 1 t.c. in 1 last st. of chain;
+4 ch.st. and turn.
+
+2d row.—4 d.c. around last 1 ch.st. of 1st row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c. around
+next 3 ch.st.; 2 ch.st.; miss next 2 d.c.; make 1 d.c. in following 10
+d.c. of 1st row; 1 ch.st.; miss 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of
+1, which separates the 4 d.c. coming together in last row; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. around same chain of 1; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. in same chain; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. in same chain; 3 ch.st.; turn.
+
+3d row.—2 d.c. around 1st chain of 1 of 2d row; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1;
+3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through 4th st. of chain of 1st and 2d row, drawing
+tightly together; 3 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. around same chain; 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in 8 d.c. of preceding row; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c. around 2 ch.st. of preceding row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 1 t.; 4 ch.st.
+
+4th row.—4 d.c. around last t. and d.c. of 3d row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; miss 2; 1 d.c. in next 6
+d.c. of 3d row; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+in same chain; 3 ch.st.
+
+5th row.—2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c., as before; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+in next chain of 1; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 2 d.c.; 1
+ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in 4 d.c. of preceding row; 2 ch.st.;
+4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.;
+4 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 1 t.; 4 ch.st.
+
+6th row.—4 d.c. around last t. and d.c. of 5th row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; miss next 2 d.c.; 1 d.c. in next 2 d.c. of 5th row; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same chain; 2 d.c.
+in next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same chain; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c.
+around last chain; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 3 ch.st.
+
+7th row.—2 d.c. around chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain;
+2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain;
+3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through 4th st. of last 2 chains, drawing tightly
+together; 3 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 1 ch.st.; miss 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in next 4 st. of
+last row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 s.c. in d.c. of 6th row; turn.
+
+8th row.—1 s.c. in each of 4 d.c. of preceding row; 4 d.c. around 3
+ch.st. of 7th row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4
+d.c.; 2 ch.st.; miss next 4 d.c.; 1 d.c. in next 6 st.; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. around chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 3 ch.st.
+
+9th row.—2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around chain of 1; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around chain of 1; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 s.c. in d.c. of 6th row; turn.
+
+10th row.—1 s.c. in each of 4 d.c. of preceding row; 4 d.c. around next
+chain of 3 of 9th row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; miss next 4 d.c.;
+make 10 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around chain of 1;
+2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1
+ch.st.; 2 d.c. around chain of 1; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around last
+chain of 1; 3 ch.st.
+
+These 10 rows are continually repeated, until the length of the
+lambrequin is reached.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 10.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 41 stitches.
+
+1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next st.; 9 ch.st.;
+miss 11; put 3 d.c. in 12th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next; miss 3
+ch.st.; put 1 d.c. in each of next 3 ch.st.; miss 3 ch.st.; put 3 d.c.
+in 4th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next; 9 ch.st.; miss 11; 3 d.c. in 12th
+ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same st. of chain; 3 ch.st.
+
+2d row.—3 d.c. around 1st chain of 3 between the two 3 d.c. of 1st row;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 4 ch.st.; 1 cl.ch.st. through 5th st. of
+chain in 1st row; 4 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around same; 1 d.c. in each of the d.c. of 1st row; 3 d.c. around
+next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 4 ch.st.; 1 cl.ch.st.
+through 5th st. of ch. of 1st row; 4 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain
+of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 5 ch.st.; fasten to beginning of
+preceding row. Turn 10 s.c. around last chain of 5.
+
+Repeat these two rows until the desired length, then finish off the
+bottom with 12 trebles around chain of 3 at end of rows, always
+fastening before beginning the next one.
+
+
+
+
+LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 11.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+DIRECTIONS.
+
+Make a chain of 35 stitches.
+
+1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same st., fasten to
+next 3d st. of ch., 6 ch.st., miss 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. in 7th, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. in same, fasten to next 3d ch.st., 6 ch.st., miss 6, put 3 d.c.
+in 7th, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, fasten to next 3d st., 6 ch.st., miss
+6, 3 d.c. in 7th st. of ch., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in next ch.st., 5 ch.st.,
+and turn.
+
+2d row.—3 d.c. around next chain of 3, worked between the last 3 d.c.
+in preceding row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten around 1st st.
+of next chain of 6, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of 3, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around same ch., fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of
+3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same chain, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next chain of 3. 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, work 6 ch.st., turn.
+
+3d row.—3 d.c. around next chain of 3 of 2d row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same chain, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c., around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next
+ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten in 1st st. of chain
+of 5 of last row.
+
+4th row.—5 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of 3 of 3d row, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of
+3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next
+ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same; work around next chain of 6, *
+2 d.c., 3 ch.st. * Repeat 5 times, stopping before 3 ch.st., fasten by
+1 s.c. in last 3d d.c. of 1st row.
+
+5th row.—Turn, * 1 s.c., 3 d.c., 1 s.c. around chain of 3. * Repeat 4
+times; 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3 of last row, * 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of 3 *,
+repeat to the end of the row. Finally, make 5 ch.st. instead of 3.
+
+Begin again from 2d row.
+
+For the heading, fasten the twine to end of work, then crochet 1 s.c.
+in every stitch of the edge.
+
+The second row of heading is worked as follows:
+
+Turn, * 3 d.c. in next s.c. of last row, miss next s.c., fasten in
+following s.c., miss 1, * repeat to end of the row.
+
+
+
+
+HAMMOCK.
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+The tools for making a hammock are—first, a “seine needle,” which
+may be obtained at any fishing-tackle store, and, second, what is
+called a mesh board. The needle is made of hard wood and of the shape
+represented in illustration. The mesh board is simply a piece of common
+wood about 6 inches long by 2 or 2½ inches wide, according to the size
+of the mesh desired, and bevelled on one side, being one-half the
+stretched measure of the mesh. Having provided yourself with the tools
+as above, proceed as follows:
+
+Take a piece of twine a foot or so long and tie the ends together,
+making a loop on which to knit the first row of meshes, and hang it on
+a hook or nail; then fill your needle by tying the end of the twine to
+the pin in the middle of the needle, and carrying it around the notch
+and back to the pin until the needle is full, being careful to turn the
+needle over every time, so that both sides will be alike.
+
+Tie the loose end of twine on the needle to the loop mentioned above,
+and place the mesh board underneath close to the loop; then carry the
+needle down under the board and up through the loop, drawing the twine
+tight; place the thumb (the mesh board being held in the left hand) so
+as to hold the twine in position on the edge of the mesh board, and
+throw the bight (or slack) of the twine loosely towards the left, and
+carry the needle under the right side of the loop and up on the left
+side through the bight, and pull it down snugly.
+
+The same operation should be repeated, with the exception of putting
+the needle _between_ the loop and the bight, as it must be carried
+_through_ the loop and the bight at the same time. In order to make
+the knot more secure, it would be well to throw the bight again to the
+left, and bring the needle up through the loop a second time, thus
+making the knot double. This suggestion applies to the first row of
+meshes only.
+
+Continue this until you have a sufficient number of meshes for the
+width of the hammock, 30 being the usual number; then slip the meshes
+off the mesh board and allow them to hang from the twine on the needle;
+then place the mesh board underneath, in the same manner as at first,
+and repeat the original operation, putting the needle through the first
+mesh instead of the loop, as in the first instance, and making the knot
+as before. (See illustration.) Follow the meshes along in the same way,
+until the hammock is the desired length. It is usual to make it about
+six feet long when stretched for a full-sized hammock, and then to put
+on each end strings about two feet long, reaching from each end mesh to
+an iron ring about an inch and a half in diameter, to which the ropes
+for swinging it are to be attached. These strings can be put on in the
+same manner as the meshes are knit by simply substituting a piece of
+board about 2 feet long and 3 or 4 inches wide for the mesh board and
+using it lengthwise.
+
+
+
+
+  TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
+
+  Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been
+  corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within
+  the text and consultation of external sources.
+
+  Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text,
+  and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.
+
+  The “Double Double Crochet” stitch abbreviated as “d. d. c.” and
+  referenced on Page 5’s “DESCRIPTION OF TERMS USED IN CROCHET” is
+  not used in any pattern. The Half Double Crochet is referenced as
+  “h.d.c.” on page 9 but not described here. A Half Double Crochet would
+  be described using language from this book as “Turn the twine around
+  the needle once, pass the hook through a loop of preceding row, bring
+  twine through, throw the twine around the needle and draw it through
+  three loops.”
+
+  Stitch abbreviations split across lines have been joined to improve
+  legibility.
+
+  Page 4. “labrequins” replaced by “lambrequins”.
+  Page 22. “3 3 ch” replaced by “3; 3 ch”.
+
+*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 77404 ***
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+<div style='text-align:center'>*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 77404 ***</div>
+<div class="transnote">
+TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
+
+<p>Some minor changes to the text are noted at the <a href="#transnote">end of the book</a>.
+</p>
+</div>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp70" id="cover">
+<img alt="Original cover" class="w100" src="images/cover.jpg">
+</figure>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+<span class="pagenum" id="Page_1">[Pg 1]</span>
+
+<h1 class="center">
+<span class="lsp2">TWINE</span><br>
+<br>
+<span class="lsp2">CROCHET WORK,</span><br>
+<br>
+<span class="fs70"><i>WITH ILLUSTRATIONS</i>.</span><br>
+<span class="fs80">Second Edition. Enlarged.</span></h1>
+<hr class="r20" style="margin-top: 4em">
+<p class="center fs80">COMPILED AND EDITED</p>
+<p class="center fs80">BY</p>
+<p class="center fs80">MARIE LOUISE KERZMAN.</p>
+<hr class="r20">
+<p class="center p4 fs80">PUBLISHED BY</p>
+<p class="center lsp2">HENRY BRISTOW,</p>
+<p class="center fs80">296 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_2">[2]</span></p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p class="center">
+<span class="fs80">Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1883,</span><br>
+<span class="smcap">By HENRY BRISTOW,</span><br>
+<span class="fs80">the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.</span><br>
+</p>
+</div>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_3">[3]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="INTRODUCTION_TO_SECOND_EDITION">INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION.</h2>
+</div>
+
+
+<p><i>The first edition of No. 2 of our Crochet Series
+was necessarily hurried, and issued out of its
+regular order, in compliance with a very general
+demand for lambrequin designs. While its success
+has been gratifying, there were some defects in the
+work, which has decided us to re-issue it under
+its present form. It has been carefully re-written,
+so as to follow the very full instructions found in
+No. 1. The number of designs have been doubled
+by the addition of some very attractive patterns for
+lambrequins.</i></p>
+
+<p><i>Three numbers of the Series have been issued,
+as follows</i>:</p>
+
+<p class="noindent">No. 1.—<span class="lsp2">HOW TO CROCHET.</span></p>
+
+<p class="pad2">With full explanations of all Crochet Stitches, and
+numerous illustrations.</p>
+
+<p class="noindent">No. 2.—<span class="lsp2">LAMBREQUIN DESIGNS.</span></p>
+
+<p class="pad2">Especially adapted for Twine. Illustrated. (Second
+Edition; Enlarged.)</p>
+
+<p class="noindent">No. 3.—<span class="lsp2">MISCELLANEOUS DESIGNS.</span></p>
+
+<p class="pad2">Tidies, Mats and Spreads. Illustrated.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_4">[4]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="TWINE_CROCHET_WORK">TWINE CROCHET WORK.</h2>
+</div>
+
+
+<p>The use of twine in fancy work has introduced a
+material that can be employed extensively in household
+decoration, and has brought the crochet needle
+into greater requisition than ever before. Many of
+those articles that contribute so much to the attractiveness
+of a home can be made of twine at comparatively
+little cost. It can be made in colors and of
+different sizes, and on account of its durability,
+cheapness and beauty, is considered by many superior
+to macramé work. By a judicious selection of
+shades, and a tasteful combination of trimmings, a
+large assortment of which are sold for that purpose,
+consisting of silk and plush balls of various shapes
+and colors, ribbon, etc., a great variety of articles
+may be fashioned which are at once both beautiful
+and effective, such as, for instance, window, mantel,
+fable and bracket <ins id="TN-1" class="corr" title="Transcriber's Note&mdash;original text: labrequins">lambrequins</ins>, scarfs for chairs and
+tables, covers for sofa pillows and ottomans, toilet
+and dinner mats, hand-bags, etc., etc., etc.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_5">[5]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="DESCRIPTION_OF_TERMS_USED_IN_CROCHET">DESCRIPTION OF TERMS USED IN CROCHET.</h2>
+</div>
+
+
+<p><i>Chain Stitch.</i>—Make a loop of twine, and draw
+the twine through each loop thus made, until the
+chain is of the required length.</p>
+
+<p><i>Close Chain Stitch.</i>—Insert the hook in loop
+of preceding row, and draw twine through both this
+loop and the loop on the needle at the same time.</p>
+
+<p><i>Single Crochet.</i>—Pass the hook through a loop of
+the last row, bring twine through, throw the twine
+around the needle and draw it through the two loops
+on the needle.</p>
+
+<p><i>Double Crochet.</i>—Turn the twine around the
+needle once, pass the hook through a loop of preceding row,
+bring twine through, throw the twine
+around the needle and draw it through two loops,
+turn the twine again around the needle and draw it
+through the two next loops.</p>
+
+<p><i>Treble.</i>—Turn the twine twice around the needle,
+work as double crochet, bringing twine through two
+loops three times.</p>
+
+<p><i>Double Double Crochet.</i>—Turn twine three times
+around the needle, work as double crochet, bringing
+twine through two loops four times.</p>
+
+<p><i>Slip Stitch.</i>—This stitch is used in joining. Take
+the hook from the last loop worked, pass it through
+the loop where the work has to be joined; then take
+the first loop spoken of and draw it through.</p>
+
+<p>* The above are the primitive or foundation
+stitches, of which all fancy stitches are modifications
+or combinations.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_6">[6]</span></p>
+
+
+<h3>TWINE.</h3>
+
+<p>The best twine for crocheting is what is known as
+seine or macramé cotton twine, and is sold by numbers;
+6 and 9, the finer numbers, are used for tidies,
+etc.; 12, 16 and 20 for lambrequins. Care should be
+taken in purchasing the twine, to get the best quality,
+as there are several grades made; that having a
+cream color, bordering on écru, makes the best
+work.</p>
+
+
+<h3>NEEDLES.</h3>
+
+<p>A five-inch bone needle, even and smooth, is considered
+the best for crocheting with twine.</p>
+
+
+<h3>ABBREVIATIONS USED IN DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<table class="autotable">
+<tbody>
+<tr>
+<td>st.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Stitch.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>ch. st.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Chain Stitch.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>cl. ch. st.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Close Chain Stitch.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>s. c.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Single Crochet.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>d. c.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Double Crochet.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>t.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Treble.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>d. d. c.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Double Double Crochet.</span></td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>sl. st.</td>
+<td><span class="pad2">Slip Stitch.</span></td>
+</tr>
+</tbody>
+</table>
+
+<p>* — * means to repeat the directions between the
+stars as often as told, as, for example: * 1 s.c., 1
+ch.st. * 5 times, means to crochet 1 single crochet
+and 1 chain stitch until you have 5 alternate single
+crochet stitches and 5 chain stitches.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_7">[7]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_1">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 1.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image007" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image007.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 43 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st., 3 ch.st., miss 1 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. in next ch.st., 9 ch.st., miss 11, 3 d.c. in
+12th, 3 ch.st., miss 1, 3 d.c. in next ch.st., miss 3,
+1 d.c. in 4th, miss next 3, 3 d.c. in 4th, 3 ch.st.,
+miss 1, 3 d.c. in next ch.st., 9 ch.st., miss 11, 3 d.c.
+in 12th, 3 ch.st., miss 1, 3 d.c. in next ch.st.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around chain of 3 between
+the two 3 d.c. of last row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same chain, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 1 d.c. in d.c. of last row, 3 d.c.,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 9 ch.st., 3
+d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around following ch. of 3.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_8">[8]</span></p>
+
+<p>3d. row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d. crochet of 2d
+row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around same ch., 4 ch.st., fasten in 5th ch.st.
+of chains of 2d and 1st rows, 4 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 1 d.c.
+in d.c. of last row, 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+following ch. of 3, 4 ch.st., fasten in 5th ch.st. of
+chains of 2d and 1st rows, 4 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same chain.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3 of 3d
+row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same chain, 1 d.c. in d.c. of last row, 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., then
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d.c. of preceding
+row (4th row), 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same ch., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 1
+d.c., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c., 1 d.c., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c.,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. then 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next
+ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p>7th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d.c. of last row,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., † 3 d.c. around next
+ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, 4 ch.st., fasten
+in 5th ch.st. of chains of two last rows. 4 ch.st.,<span class="pagenum" id="Page_9">[9]</span>
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same ch., 1 d.c. in d.c., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around next ch. of 3, 4 ch.st., fasten in 5th ch.st.
+of chains of 2 last rows, 4 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>8th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around same, 9 ch.st., etc., as before. Then
+at the point work 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of
+3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around last ch. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>9th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last double crochet of
+last row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st. Crochet to the end
+of the row, as before.</p>
+
+<p>10th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st.,
+etc. Then, at beginning of point, work 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around following ch., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>11th row.—3 ch.st., 2 d.c. in last d.c. of preceding
+row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., then continue working
+like 7th row from † to end of the row.</p>
+
+<p>12th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around ch. of 3, 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around same ch., 9 ch.st., etc., as before,
+to beginning of point. Then * 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3 *. Repeat 4 times.</p>
+
+<p>13th row.—3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in last d.c. of last row,
+* 1 s.c., 1 <ins id="TN-0" class="corr" title="Transcriber's Note&mdash;Half Double Crochet">h.d.c.</ins>, 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3*. Repeat
+4 times, then work as usual to the end, making
+it the required length.</p>
+
+<p>Fasten the fringe in every other stitch around the
+points of the Lambrequin.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_10">[10]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_2">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 2.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image010" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image010.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 49 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—4 d.c. in 3d ch.st., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in
+same, miss next 4 ch.st., 2 d.c. in 5th, miss 2 ch.st.,
+4 d.c. in 3d, make 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same 3d
+ch.st., 7 ch.st., miss 10, 4 d.c. in 11th, 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. in same, miss 4 ch.st., 2 d.c. in 5th, miss next
+2, 4 d.c. in 3d, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, 7 ch.st.,
+miss 10, 4 d.c. in 11th, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, miss
+next 4 ch.st., 2 d.c. in 5th, miss next 2, 4 d.c. in
+3d, 1 ch.st. 3 d.c. in same. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 ch.st., * 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1,
+1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 2 d.c. between
+next 2 d.c. of last row, 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1,
+1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 7 ch.st.; * repeat
+once; then 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around same ch., 2 d.c. between next 2 d.c., 4<span class="pagenum" id="Page_11">[11]</span>
+d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same ch. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—3 ch.st., * 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1,
+1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch. 2 d.c. between
+next 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around same ch., 4 ch.st., fasten to chains of
+2d and 1st rows by passing the hook through 4th
+ch.st. of ch. of 1st row, making at the same time a
+s.c.; 3 ch.st.; * repeat once; then 4 d.c. around
+next chain of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 2
+d.c. between 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—3 ch.st., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c., 2 d.c.,
+4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c., 7 ch.st., 4 d.c. around next
+ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 2 d.c., 4
+d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c., 7 ch.st., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c.,
+2 d.c., 4 d.c., 1 ch.st., 3 d.c.; then 10 d.c.
+around the ch. of 3, which is at the bottom edge of
+the work; fasten in 1st d.c. of 1st row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—1 cl.ch.st., 3 ch.st. in every other d.c.
+of the 10 d.c. last made, * 4 d.c. around next ch.
+of 1, 1 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., 2 d.c. between
+next 2 d.c., 4 d.c. around next ch. of 1, 1 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around same ch., 7 ch.st.; * repeat, but at the
+last repetition stop at 7 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>The work is continued by always repeating the
+rows described, from 2d row.</p>
+
+<p>Fasten the fringe in every other stitch at the bottom
+edge of the work.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_12">[12]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_3">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 3.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image012" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image012.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 43 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—3 d.c. in the 5th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+in same 5th ch.st.; 9 ch.st.; miss 12; 3 d.c. in 13th;
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, 9 ch.st., miss 12, 3 d.c. in
+13th, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in next stitch, 7 ch.st., miss 4,
+fasten in 5th with a s.c. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 ch.st., 12 d.c. around last chain of 7,
+* 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 4 ch.st.,
+fasten in 5th ch.st. of ch. of last row, 4 ch.st.; * repeat
+once, then make 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+last chain of 3. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—2 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next chain of 3, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around next ch. of 3, * 1 d.c. in next d.c., 1 ch.st.
+* Repeat 10 times; at the end fasten in 1st st.
+of foundation chain. Turn.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_13">[13]</span></p>
+
+<p>4th row.—3 ch.st., * 1 d.c. around ch. of 1 of last
+row, 2 ch.st. * Repeat 9 times. Then 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, etc. Work to the
+end as in 2d row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—2 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st.,
+3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st. 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c.; then 1 ch.st., * 1 d.c. around next ch. of 2,
+3 ch.st. *; repeat 9 times. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—* 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch. of 3 *;
+repeat 8 times; then 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch.
+of 1, 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 4
+ch.st., etc., like 4th row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>7th row.—2 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st.,
+3 d.c., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c., 9 ch.st., 3 d.c., 3 ch.st.,
+3 d.c.; then 7 ch.st., fasten around 2d chain of 5 of
+6th row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>8th row.—3 ch.st., 12 d.c. around last ch. of 7;
+go on working like 2d row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>9th row.—Work up to scallop like 3d row; then
+make * 1 d.c. in next d.c., 1 ch.st.; * repeat 11
+times, then fasten around 3d ch. of 5 of 6th row.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p>10th row.—3 ch.st., * 1 d.c. around next ch. of 1
+of last row, 2 ch.st. *; repeat ten times; work to
+the end of row, like 4th row.</p>
+
+<p>11th row.—Work up to the scallop like 5th row,
+then 1 ch.st., * 1 d.c. around next ch. of 2, 3 ch.st.,
+* repeat 11 times, fasten in 4th ch. of 5 of 6th row.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p>12th row.—* 5 ch.st., 1 s.c. around next ch. of
+3 *; repeat 10 times; then continue to work 5 ch.st.,<span class="pagenum" id="Page_14">[14]</span>
+1 s.c. around next ch. of 1, 3 d.c., etc., like 6th
+row.</p>
+
+<p>The following scallops are worked after directions
+of 2d scallop, as the foundation chain make a difference
+in the number of stitches of the 1st.</p>
+
+<p>Fasten fringe in the chains of 5 on the edge of
+every scallop.</p>
+
+
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_4">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 4.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image014" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image014.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 44.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—Miss 4 ch.st., make 1 d.c. in each of the
+next 7 ch.st., 8 ch.st., miss 8, 1 d.c. in the following
+8 ch.st., 8 ch.st., miss 8, 1 d.c. in the following
+8 ch.st. Turn.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_15">[15]</span></p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 ch.st., miss 1 d.c., make 1 d.c. in the
+next 7 d.c. of last row, 8 ch.st., 1 d.c. in the next 8
+d.c., 8 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in the next 8 d.c., 7 ch.st., fasten
+in last stitch of foundation. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>3d. row.—13 s.c. around ch. of 7 of last row; 1
+ch.st., * 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten in middle
+st. of both preceding chains, 4 ch.st.; * repeat
+once, then 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—3 ch.st., 1 d.c. in next 7 d.c., 8 ch.st.,
+1 d.c. in next 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c.,
+7 ch.st., fasten on end of 3d in the 1 ch.st. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—13 s.c. around ch. of 7 of last row, 1 ch.st.,
+8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—3 ch.st., 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st.,
+8 d.c., 7 ch.st., fasten on end of 5th row in the 1
+ch.st. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>7th row.—13 s.c. around ch. of 7, 1 ch.st., 8 s.c.,
+4 ch.st., fasten in middle st. of 2 preceding chains,
+4 ch.st., 8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten as before, 4 ch.st., 8
+d.c. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>8th row.—3 ch.st., 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st.,
+8 d.c., 7 ch.st., fasten in the 1 ch.st. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>9th row.—13 s.c. around chain of 7, 1 ch.st., 8 d.c.,
+8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>10th row.—3 ch.st., 7 d.c., 8 ch.st., 8 d.c., 8 ch.st.,
+8 d.c.; then 7 ch.st.; fasten in chain of 1. Turn.
+7 s.c. around half of ch. of 7, turn, * 7 ch.st., fasten
+in 7th s.c. of next scallop *; repeat 3 times,
+turn * 13 s.c. around ch. of 7 *; repeat twice, then
+7 s.c. around half of next ch. of 7, turn, * 7 ch.st.,
+fasten in 7th s.c. of next scallop *; repeat twice,
+turn, * 14 s.c. around next ch. of 7; * repeat once,
+7 s.c. around half of next ch. of 7, turn, * 8 ch.st.,<span class="pagenum" id="Page_16">[16]</span>
+fasten in 7th s.c. of next scallop *; repeat once,
+turn, 15 s.c. around ch. of 8 last worked, 8 s.c.
+around half of next ch. of 8, turn, 9 ch.st., fasten
+in 8th s.c. of next scallop, turn, 16 s.c. around ch.
+last worked, 7 s.c. around remaining half of next
+ch. of 8, 7 s.c. around remaining half of next ch.
+of 7, 6 s.c. around the remaining half of the next
+ch. of 7, 6 s.c. around the remaining half of the
+next ch. of 7.</p>
+
+<p>11th row.—1 ch.st., 8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten as before,
+4 ch.st., 8 d.c., 4 ch.st., fasten, 4 ch.st., 8
+d.c.</p>
+
+<p>Repeat entire work from second row.</p>
+
+<p>After having reached the entire length of the
+lambrequin, work 8 d.c. in the end of every other
+row on the upper edge of the lambrequin, fastening
+by 1 s.c. in the intervening rows.</p>
+
+
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="FRINGE">FRINGE.</h2>
+</div>
+
+
+<p>All the Lambrequin designs given are finished
+with a fringe, which is easily made, and the following
+directions will apply to all: Cut the twine twice
+the required length, double in center; take two
+pieces together, put the needle through the stitch
+nearest the edge, and with the hook catch the twines
+in center and draw through until a loop is formed
+on the opposite side; pass the needle through the
+loop and draw the four ends through, then pull
+tight.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_17">[17]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_5">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 5.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image017" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image017.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of the required length.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—4 ch.st., 3 t. in last st. of foundation
+chain, 2 ch.st., 3 t. in same ch.st., * 6 ch.st., miss
+8, 3 t., 3 ch.st., 3 t. in 9th *; repeat to the end of
+row; turn with 2 cl.ch.st. in last 2 t.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—2 ch.st., 4 t., 2 ch.st., 4 t. around next
+ch. of 2, separating the two 3 t. of last row, * 7 ch.st.,
+4 t., 2 ch.st., 4 t. around next 2 ch.st. *; repeat
+to end of row; turn with 3 cl.ch.st. in last 3 t.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—5 t., 3 ch.st., 5 t. around next chain of
+2, * 7 ch.st., 5 t., 3 ch.st., 5 t. around next ch. of
+3 *; repeat to end of row. Turn, with 4 cl.ch.st. in
+last 4 t.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—2 ch.st., 6 t., 3 ch.st., 6 t. around next
+chain of 3, * 4 ch.st., fasten in the middle of the
+chains of two preceding rows, 3 ch.st., 6 t., 3 ch.st.,
+6 t. around next ch. of 3 *; repeat to end of
+row. Turn, with 3 cl.ch.st.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_18">[18]</span></p>
+
+<p>5th row.—1 ch.st., 11 t. around next ch. of 3, * 4
+ch.st., 11 t. around next ch. of 3 *; repeat to end
+of row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—3 ch.st., miss 1 t., 1 d.c., followed by 1
+ch.st. in each of next 9 t., * 1 s.c. in last t. of scallop,
+4 cl.ch.st. in next 4 ch.st., 1 s.c. in next t., 1
+d.c., followed by 1 ch.st. in each of next 9 t. *; repeat
+to end of row.</p>
+
+<p>Heading.—1 s.c. in each st. of foundation chain.
+Turn.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 ch.st., fasten in every other s.c. of last
+row. Turn.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—*3 ch.st., fasten in middle stitch of chain
+of 3 of last row *; repeat to end of row. Turn,
+with 1 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—1 s.c. in every stitch of last row.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—1 ch.st., 1 d.c., 1 ch.st., 1 d.c., 1 ch.st.,
+1 d.c., all worked in next 2d st. of last row, 1
+ch.st., miss next s.c., 1 s.c. in next s.c. *; repeat to
+end of row.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_19">[19]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_6">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 6.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image019" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image019.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make any number of chain stitches divisible by 9,
+half as long again as desired when finished, as it
+takes up in working.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—* 1 d.c. in each of first 9 ch.st.; 9 ch.st.;
+miss 8; 1 d.c. in next 9 ch.st. * Repeat to end
+of row, finishing with 9 d.c.</p>
+
+<p>Every row has to be worked on the right side of
+the work; consequently the twine has to be broken
+at the end of every row.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat to the end
+of the row, finishing with 9 d.c.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—* 9 d.c.; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through 5th ch.st.
+of 2d and 3d rows, drawing tightly together; 4
+ch.st. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—* 9 d.c.; 9 ch.st. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p>7th row.—* 9 d.c.; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through 5th
+ch.st. of chain of 5th and 6th rows; 4 ch.st. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_20">[20]</span></p>
+
+<p>8th row.—Repeat 5th row.</p>
+
+<p>9th row.—d.c. to end of row.</p>
+
+<p>Heading.—* 6 d.c. in 3d d.c.; miss 2; fasten on
+3d by 1 s.c. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p>To finish it off on the bottom, work * 10 t. in 5th
+d.c.; 1 s.c. in 9th d.c.; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. in 5th ch.st.
+of chain of the last row; 4 ch.st.; 1 s.c. in first of
+the next 9 d.c. * Repeat.</p>
+
+<p>The fringe is put in every other loop of the edge
+of this last described row.</p>
+
+
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_7">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 7</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image020" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image020.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 28 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in
+next ch.st.; 7 ch.st.; miss 9 ch.st.; make 3 d.c. in
+the 10th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next ch.st.; 7 ch.st.;
+miss 9 ch.st.; work 3 d.c. in the 10th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+in the next ch.st., which should be the last st. of
+foundation chain.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_21">[21]</span></p>
+
+<p>2d row.—Turn; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain made
+by 3 ch.st. in last row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same
+chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the next chain of 3;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around the next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+round the same chain; 7 ch.st.; fasten to end of 1st
+row; 12 s.c. in chain made by 7 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—1 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around last chain of 3
+in 2d row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the same chain;
+3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through the middle stitch of ch. of
+7 of 1st and 2d rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next
+chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain;
+3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through middle stitch of next ch.
+of 7 of 1st and 2d rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the
+next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the same
+chain.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—Turn the work; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+3 ch. of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next
+ch. of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.;
+fasten to loop made by the 1 ch.st. at beginning
+of 3d row; 12 s.c. around 2d scallop.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—1 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around the same;
+7 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around same.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—Turn the work; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.;
+3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.;
+3 d.c.; 7 ch.st.; fasten to loop made by the 1 ch.st.
+at beginning of 5th row; turn; 6 s.c.; turn; 7 ch.st.;<span class="pagenum" id="Page_22">[22]</span>
+fasten in middle of 2d scallop at bottom of work; 7
+ch.st.; fasten in middle of next scal.; turn; 12 s.c.
+around chain of 7; 6 s.c. around next 7 ch.st.;
+turn; 7 ch.st.; fasten in scal.; turn; 12 s.c. around
+7 ch.st.; 6 s.c. around half finished scal.; 6 s.c.
+around next half scal.; 1 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain
+of 3 of preceding row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same
+chain; 3 ch.st.; 1 s.c. through middle stitch of ch.
+of 5th and 6th rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next
+chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 3
+ch.st.; 1 s.c. in middle stitch of ch. of 5th and 6th
+rows; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of <ins id="TN-2" class="corr" title="Transcriber's Note&mdash;original text: 3 3 ch">3; 3 ch</ins>.st.;
+3 d.c. around same chain.</p>
+
+<p>Fasten fringe in every other stitch of the bottom
+edge.</p>
+
+
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_8">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 8.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image022" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image022.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 30 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th st. of chain; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+in same (4th) st.; 7 ch.st.; miss 10 ch.st.; put 3<span class="pagenum" id="Page_23">[23]</span>
+d.c. in 11th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same; miss 3 ch.st.;
+put 3 d.c. in 4th; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same; 7 ch.st.;
+3 d.c. in last of foundation chain; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in
+same.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—Turn; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3
+of last row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around same chain; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 3 d.c.
+around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+same chain; 3 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—Turn; crochet to end of row as before,
+then 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3 of last row.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in chain of 3 of 3d row;
+3 ch.st.; then 3 d.c. in next chain of 3; 3 ch.st., etc.
+Crochet to end of, as before.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around chain of 3 of
+preceding row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 7 ch.st.;
+3 d.c. around next; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same;
+3 d.c. around next; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 7
+ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around
+same; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, which
+is in the point; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next ch.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.;
+finish to the end of row, as usual.</p>
+
+<p>7th row.—Crochet as usual to beginning of point,
+then 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.</p>
+
+<p>8th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c., etc.</p>
+
+<p>9th row.—Crochet as usual to beginning of point,
+then 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.</p>
+
+<p>10th row.—3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.;
+3 d.c.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c.; then as usual to the end,<span class="pagenum" id="Page_24">[24]</span>
+making it the required length. Crochet as a heading,
+7 d.c. around 3 ch.st. at the top, fastening each
+one down before another.</p>
+
+<p>The fringe must be fastened in every other stitch
+of the bottom edge.</p>
+
+
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_9">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 9.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image024" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image024.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 39 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—2 d.c. in 4th st. of ch.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+in same (4th) st.; miss 2 ch.st.; put 2 d.c. in 3d ch.st.;
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same 3d ch.st.; 7 ch.st.; miss
+8 ch.st.; put 2 d.c. in 9th ch.st.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in
+same; miss 3 ch.st.; put 2 d.c. in 4th; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. in same 1 ch.st.; miss 2 ch.st.; put 1 d.c. in next
+12 ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in last stitch of chain; 1
+ch.st.; 1 t.c. in 1 last st. of chain; 4 ch.st. and
+turn.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_25">[25]</span></p>
+
+<p>2d row.—4 d.c. around last 1 ch.st. of 1st row; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c. around next 3 ch.st.; 2 ch.st.; miss
+next 2 d.c.; make 1 d.c. in following 10 d.c. of 1st
+row; 1 ch.st.; miss 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next
+chain of 1, which separates the 4 d.c. coming together
+in last row; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain of 1;
+2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in
+same chain; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1;
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around
+next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same chain; 3
+ch.st.; turn.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—2 d.c. around 1st chain of 1 of 2d row;
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 3 ch.st.; 1 s.c.
+through 4th st. of chain of 1st and 2d row, drawing
+tightly together; 3 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain
+of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around
+same chain; 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in 8 d.c. of preceding
+row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c. around 2 ch.st. of preceding
+row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 1 t.;
+4 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—4 d.c. around last t. and d.c. of 3d row;
+2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; miss 2; 1 d.c. in next 6 d.c. of 3d row; 1 ch.st.;
+2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1;
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same
+chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+in same chain; 3 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c., as before; 2 d.c.;
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in next chain of 1; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.;<span class="pagenum" id="Page_26">[26]</span>
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.;
+1 d.c. in 4 d.c. of preceding row; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.;
+2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 1 t.; 4 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>6th row.—4 d.c. around last t. and d.c. of 5th row;
+2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; miss next 2
+d.c.; 1 d.c. in next 2 d.c. of 5th row; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in same
+chain; 2 d.c. in next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. in
+same chain; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1;
+1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around
+last chain; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 3 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>7th row.—2 d.c. around chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around same chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of
+1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 3 ch.st.; 1
+s.c. through 4th st. of last 2 chains, drawing tightly
+together; 3 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1
+ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c. around next
+chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 1
+ch.st.; miss 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in next 4 st. of last row;
+2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2
+ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 s.c. in d.c. of 6th
+row; turn.</p>
+
+<p>8th row.—1 s.c. in each of 4 d.c. of preceding
+row; 4 d.c. around 3 ch.st. of 7th row; 2 ch.st.;
+4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.;
+miss next 4 d.c.; 1 d.c. in next 6 st.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.
+around chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same
+chain; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2
+d.c. around same; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain
+of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around same chain; 2 d.c.
+around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around
+same chain; 3 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_27">[27]</span></p>
+
+<p>9th row.—2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around chain of
+1; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next chain of 1; 7
+ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around chain of 1; 2
+d.c. around next chain of 1; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around
+same chain; 1 ch.st.; 1 d.c. in next 8 d.c.; 2 ch.st.;
+4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 1 s.c. in d.c.
+of 6th row; turn.</p>
+
+<p>10th row.—1 s.c. in each of 4 d.c. of preceding
+row; 4 d.c. around next chain of 3 of 9th row;
+2 ch.st.; 4 d.c.; 2 ch.st.; miss next 4 d.c.; make
+10 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around
+chain of 1; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around next
+chain of 1; 7 ch.st.; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around
+chain of 1; 2 d.c.; 1 ch.st.; 2 d.c. around last chain
+of 1; 3 ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>These 10 rows are continually repeated, until the
+length of the lambrequin is reached.</p>
+
+
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_10">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 10.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image027" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image027.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 41 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in<span class="pagenum" id="Page_28">[28]</span>
+next st.; 9 ch.st.; miss 11; put 3 d.c. in 12th ch.st.;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next; miss 3 ch.st.; put 1 d.c. in
+each of next 3 ch.st.; miss 3 ch.st.; put 3 d.c. in 4th;
+3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in next; 9 ch.st.; miss 11; 3 d.c. in
+12th ch.st.; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. in same st. of chain; 3
+ch.st.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 d.c. around 1st chain of 3 between the
+two 3 d.c. of 1st row; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same;
+4 ch.st.; 1 cl.ch.st. through 5th st. of chain in 1st
+row; 4 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.;
+3 d.c. around same; 1 d.c. in each of the d.c. of
+1st row; 3 d.c. around next chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3
+d.c. around same; 4 ch.st.; 1 cl.ch.st. through 5th
+st. of ch. of 1st row; 4 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around next
+chain of 3; 3 ch.st.; 3 d.c. around same; 5 ch.st.;
+fasten to beginning of preceding row. Turn 10 s.c.
+around last chain of 5.</p>
+
+<p>Repeat these two rows until the desired length,
+then finish off the bottom with 12 trebles around
+chain of 3 at end of rows, always fastening before
+beginning the next one.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_29">[29]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="LAMBREQUIN_DESIGN_No_11">LAMBREQUIN DESIGN No. 11.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image029" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image029.jpg" alt="A crocheted lambrequin">
+</figure>
+
+
+<h3>DIRECTIONS.</h3>
+
+<p>Make a chain of 35 stitches.</p>
+
+<p>1st row.—3 d.c. in 4th ch.st., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in
+same st., fasten to next 3d st. of ch., 6 ch.st., miss 6
+ch.st., 3 d.c. in 7th, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, fasten
+to next 3d ch.st., 6 ch.st., miss 6, put 3 d.c. in 7th, 3
+ch.st., 3 d.c. in same, fasten to next 3d st., 6 ch.st.,
+miss 6, 3 d.c. in 7th st. of ch., 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. in
+next ch.st., 5 ch.st., and turn.</p>
+
+<p>2d row.—3 d.c. around next chain of 3, worked
+between the last 3 d.c. in preceding row, 3 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around same, fasten around 1st st. of next
+chain of 6, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of 3,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same ch., fasten, 6 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around next chain of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around<span class="pagenum" id="Page_30">[30]</span>
+same chain, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next
+chain of 3. 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, work 6 ch.st.,
+turn.</p>
+
+<p>3d row.—3 d.c. around next chain of 3 of 2d row,
+3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same chain, fasten, 6 ch.st.,
+3 d.c., around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same ch., fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of
+3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3
+d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same, fasten in 1st st. of chain of 5 of last row.</p>
+
+<p>4th row.—5 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of 3
+of 3d row, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6
+ch.st., 3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next
+ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around same, fasten, 6 ch.st.,
+3 d.c. around next ch. of 3, 3 ch.st., 3 d.c.
+around same; work around next chain of 6, * 2 d.c.,
+3 ch.st. * Repeat 5 times, stopping before 3 ch.st.,
+fasten by 1 s.c. in last 3d d.c. of 1st row.</p>
+
+<p>5th row.—Turn, * 1 s.c., 3 d.c., 1 s.c. around
+chain of 3. * Repeat 4 times; 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+next ch. of 3 of last row, * 3 ch.st., 3 d.c. around
+same, fasten, 6 ch.st., 3 d.c. around next chain of
+3 *, repeat to the end of the row. Finally, make 5
+ch.st. instead of 3.</p>
+
+<p>Begin again from 2d row.</p>
+
+<p>For the heading, fasten the twine to end of work,
+then crochet 1 s.c. in every stitch of the edge.</p>
+
+<p>The second row of heading is worked as follows:</p>
+
+<p>Turn, * 3 d.c. in next s.c. of last row, miss next
+s.c., fasten in following s.c., miss 1, * repeat to end
+of the row.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<p><span class="pagenum" id="Page_31">[31]</span></p>
+
+<h2 class="nobreak" id="HAMMOCK">HAMMOCK.</h2>
+</div>
+
+<figure class="figcenter illowp100" id="image031" style="max-width: 50em;">
+  <img class="w100" src="images/image031.jpg" alt="A crocheted hammock">
+</figure>
+
+
+<p>The tools for making a hammock are—first, a
+“seine needle,” which may be obtained at any fishing-tackle
+store, and, second, what is called a mesh
+board. The needle is made of hard wood and of
+the shape represented in illustration. The mesh
+board is simply a piece of common wood about 6
+inches long by 2 or 2½ inches wide, according to the
+size of the mesh desired, and bevelled on one side,
+being one-half the stretched measure of the mesh.
+Having provided yourself with the tools as above,
+proceed as follows:</p>
+
+<p>Take a piece of twine a foot or so long and tie the
+ends together, making a loop on which to knit the
+first row of meshes, and hang it on a hook or nail;
+then fill your needle by tying the end of the twine
+to the pin in the middle of the needle, and carrying
+it around the notch and back to the pin until the
+needle is full, being careful to turn the needle over
+every time, so that both sides will be alike.</p>
+
+<p>Tie the loose end of twine on the needle to the
+loop mentioned above, and place the mesh board
+underneath close to the loop; then carry the needle
+down under the board and up through the loop,
+drawing the twine tight; place the thumb (the mesh
+board being held in the left hand) so as to hold the<span class="pagenum" id="Page_32">[32]</span>
+twine in position on the edge of the mesh board,
+and throw the bight (or slack) of the twine loosely
+towards the left, and carry the needle under the right
+side of the loop and up on the left side through the
+bight, and pull it down snugly.</p>
+
+<p>The same operation should be repeated, with the
+exception of putting the needle <i>between</i> the loop
+and the bight, as it must be carried <i>through</i> the
+loop and the bight at the same time. In order to
+make the knot more secure, it would be well to
+throw the bight again to the left, and bring the
+needle up through the loop a second time, thus
+making the knot double. This suggestion applies
+to the first row of meshes only.</p>
+
+<p>Continue this until you have a sufficient number
+of meshes for the width of the hammock, 30 being
+the usual number; then slip the meshes off the
+mesh board and allow them to hang from the twine
+on the needle; then place the mesh board underneath,
+in the same manner as at first, and repeat
+the original operation, putting the needle through
+the first mesh instead of the loop, as in the first instance,
+and making the knot as before. (See illustration.)
+Follow the meshes along in the same way,
+until the hammock is the desired length. It is
+usual to make it about six feet long when stretched
+for a full-sized hammock, and then to put on each
+end strings about two feet long, reaching from each
+end mesh to an iron ring about an inch and a half
+in diameter, to which the ropes for swinging it are
+to be attached. These strings can be put on in the
+same manner as the meshes are knit by simply substituting
+a piece of board about 2 feet long and 3 or
+4 inches wide for the mesh board and using it
+lengthwise.</p>
+<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop">
+
+
+<div class="chapter">
+<div class="transnote" id="transnote">
+TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE<br>
+<br>
+Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been
+corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within
+the text and consultation of external sources.<br>
+<br>
+Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text,
+and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.<br>
+The “Double Double Crochet” stitch abbreviated as “d. d. c.” and
+referenced on Page 5’s “<a href="#DESCRIPTION_OF_TERMS_USED_IN_CROCHET">DESCRIPTION OF TERMS USED IN CROCHET</a>” is
+not used in any pattern. The Half Double Crochet is referenced as
+“h.d.c.” on page <a href="#TN-0">9</a> but not described here. A Half Double Crochet would
+be described using language from this book as “Turn the twine around
+the needle once, pass the hook through a loop of preceding row, bring
+twine through, throw the twine around the needle and draw it through
+three loops.”<br>
+<br>
+Stitch abbreviations split across lines have been joined to improve legibility.<br>
+<br>
+Page <a href="#TN-1">4</a>. “labrequins” replaced by “lambrequins”.<br>
+Page <a href="#TN-2">22</a>. “3 3 ch” replaced by “3; 3 ch”.<br>
+</div>
+</div>
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