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The New Guide to Knitting & Crochet - Marie Jane Cooper
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Title: The New Guide to Knitting & Crochet
Author: Marie Jane Cooper
Release Date: March 15, 2011 [EBook #35582]
Language: English
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THE
NEW GUIDE
TO
KNITTING & CROCHET.
BY
MARIE JANE COOPER.
PUBLISHED By J. S. COOPER,
FOREIGN AND BRITISH DEPÔT OF BERLIN PATTERNS,
AND MATERIALS FOR LADIES’ FANCY WORKS,
ROYAL MARINE LIBRARY,
MARINE PARADE, HASTINGS:
AND
PARRY, BLENKARN & CO., LONDON.
THE NEW GUIDE
TO
KNITTING AND CROCHET,
DEDICATED BY PERMISSION,
TO THE
COUNTESS OF WICKLOW,
Whose kindness to the Authoress, will ever be remembered with grateful feelings of respect,
By her most obedient servant,
MARIE JANE COOPER
PREFACE.
I venture to publish The New Guide to Knitting and Crochet, believing it will prove both instructive and amusing to those Ladies, whose taste leads them to such pursuits. The Authoress being practically acquainted with these Arts, she warrants them correct, and trusts they will meet with a favourable reception by the Public, and be found a useful appendage to every work-table.
Hastings, January 1847.
INDEX.
Siberian Cuffs
Leaf Pattern for a Pincushion
Twisted Knitting
Vandyke Border
Open-knitted Lace Cuffs
Prudence Cap
Cardinal Cape
Shell-Pattern Purse
A very beautiful Cap Crown
Head Piece for Cap
Insertion for Cuffs
Feather Pattern
Edgings
Another Edge
Leaf Stitch
Knitted Muff
Long Sleeves for under a Dress
Opera Cap
Shetland Shawl
Star-Pattern Shawl
Shetland Knitted Scarf
Leaf Pattern for an Anti-Macassar
Knitted Fringe
Knitted Bag, with black, garnet, or steel Beads
Directions for a full-sized Quilt
Chair Back Pattern
A broad open Lace
Hour-Glass Pattern Cuffs
A very handsome Mat
Ribbed Mitts
Watch Chains
Directions for a Purse
A Bag to hold Wools
Baby’s Shoes
Toilet Cushion
A Stocking
Knitted Fringe
Carriage Boots
Baby’s Hood
For the Hood
Knitted Bustle
Anti-Macassar
Harlequin Quilt, with Tufts
Ruff for the Neck
Polka Coat, for a Child
A very pretty Fringe
Under Sleeves
Baby’s Knitted Body
Band for Baby’s Body
Edging for ditto
Gentleman’s Woollen Gloves
To form a Pattern for the Back
CROCHET
Directions for the different stitches in close and open Crochet
Raised Crochet
Chain Open Crochet
Single Open Crochet
Double Open Crochet
Treble Open Crochet
Vandyke Open Crochet
A pretty Neck Tie
A new Sofa Pillow
A Carpet Bag
A Neck Rest, or Cushion
A Brioche, or Turkish Cushion
A very elegant Bag
Original Pattern for a Crochet Collar
Plain Purse
Mouchoir Case
Warm Muffatees
Raised Crochet Slippers
Anti-Macassar
Shawl
Watch Chains
Ladies’ Cuffs
THE NEW GUIDE
TO
KNITTING AND CROCHET
SIBERIAN CUFFS.
Nine shades of wool used double, or double Berlin, either in shades of sable or chinchilli, look best. Cast on sixty stitches, knit three plain rows with the darkest shade; in the fourth row seam