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    The Bath Tatting Book
    The Bath Tatting Book
    The Bath Tatting Book
    Ebook34 pages25 minutes

    The Bath Tatting Book

    By DigiCat

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    About this ebook

    It is an award-winning book offering a humorous take on bath time struggles. It encourages a reader to avoid the pre-bath wrestling match and keep bath time fun! This book is full of imaginative illustrations which will make your children laugh and want to take a bath.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDigiCat
    Release dateMay 28, 2022
    ISBN8596547025771
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      The Bath Tatting Book - DigiCat

      Anonymous

      The Bath Tatting Book

      EAN 8596547025771

      DigiCat, 2022

      Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

      Table of Contents

      THE

      BATH TATTING BOOK.

      BY

      P. P.

      TERMS AND DIRECTIONS.

      FIRST DOYLEY.

      SECOND DOYLEY.

      THIRD DOYLEY.

      EDGING No. 1.

      EDGING No. 2.

      EDGING No. 3.

      EDGING No. 4.

      INSERTION No. 1.

      INSERTION No. 2.

      AN IMITATION GYMP.

      Doyley 1

      TERMS AND DIRECTIONS.

      Table of Contents

      A Loop, written L; 2 Loops, written 2 L, and so on.

      Single stitches—Are formed in two ways: First, by letting the thread of the shuttle with which you are working fall over the back of the hand and pushing the shuttle from you. Secondly, by letting the thread of the shuttle with which you are working fall over the palm of the hand, and putting the shuttle through towards you. These two stitches worked together alternately make a Double stitch. But if the second be worked first and the first second, alternately, it makes a Reversed Double. This is used for the purpose of making all the work have a right and wrong side.

      2 Threads—When 2 threads are used, twist the one with which the stitches are to be made round the little finger, and proceed as above.

      Double stitch, written D; 2 Double stitches, written 2 D, &c.

      Reversed Double stitch, written R D; 2 Reversed Double stitches, written 2 R D, &c.

      Loops—Are made by putting the thread with which double stitches are made over a pin, and there must be one or more Double stitches between each loop. By holding the pin point towards the right hand, between the

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