The Rundall Book of Edgings, Medallions, Insertions and Tatting (Classic Reprint) (Paperback)

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Single crochet around linen. 1815 row: Oh. 9 in number of loops on linen (lividahle by five. 2nd mm and 3rd row: Same as lst row, s. C. In center of each loop below. 4ih mu 5 s. C. In 4 loops, eh. 11, skip one loop, 5 s. C. In next 4 loops, continue. 5th row: 16 s. C. Over the 20 s. 0. Below, ch. 6, 3 d. C. In the 5-6-7 st. Of eh. 11 below, 011. 6, 16 s. C. Over the 20 s. 0. Below, continue. 6th row: 14 s. (3. Over 16 s. (3. Below, eh. 7, 5 d. C. Over 3 d. 0. Below 011. 7, 14 s._ c. Over 16 s. (3. Below. 7ih row: 12 s. (3. Over 14 s. (3. Below, eh. 8, 7 d. C. Over 5 d. 0. Below. 8ih row: 10 s. C. Over 12 s. 0. Below eh. 9, 7 d. C., eh. 1 over 7 d. 0. Below. 9ih row: 8 s. 0. Over 10 s. 0. Below eh. 11, 7 d. C., eh. 2 over (1. 0. Below. Loth row: 6 s. (3. Over 8 s. (3. Below 7 d. C., eh. 3 over (1. 0. Below. 1lth row: 4 s. C. Over 6 s. 0. Below, eh. 13, 1 s. 0. Over lst d. C., eh 5, 1 s. C. Over next d. C., continue. 12th row: 2 s. 0. Over 4 s. 0. Below, eh. 15, 4 t. C. In each loop below. 13th row: 1 s. C., over 2 s. 0. Below, eh. 20, 4 t. 0. Over 4 t. C. Be low leaving last loop of each t. On hook, thread over hook pull through to form point, eh. 7 continue. 14th row: 10 s. C. In top of each ch. 20, bring together, 4 s. C. Picot 4 s. C. In each eh. 7 below.

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