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Title: The Crochet Book, Fourth Series

Author: Eléonore Riego de la Branchardière

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[Illustration]

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                             Mdlle. Riego’s
                              CROCHET BOOK.

                            _FOURTH SERIES._

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                                   THE
                              CROCHET BOOK,

                             FOURTH SERIES,

                                   BY
                    MDLLE. RIEGO DE LA BRANCHARDIERE.

                                 LONDON:
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PREFACE.


It was my intention that this Series should have comprised D’Oyley’s and
Anti-Macassars, but at the request of many ladies who have honored me
with their patronage, I have been induced to present Collars, &c. in this
the Fourth Series, and defer the publication of the other articles to the
Fifth, which will appear shortly. Sincerely acknowledging the approbation
and support received from my numerous correspondents, I shall be most
happy in return to afford all the information in my power, and elucidate
difficulties, should any arise in the following directions.

                                      ELEÒNORE RIEGO DE LA BRANCHARDIERE.

_33, New Bond Street._

N.B.—All communications must enclose a stamp for reply.

⁂ Lessons in Point, Lacet, Crochet, Knitting, Netting, Embroidery, &c.




CONTENTS.


    COLLAR,—LE BOUQUET           5

    SECTION OF COLLAR            8

    COLLAR,—LA ROSE             13

    SECTION OF COLLAR           19

    MANCHETTE                   21

    CHEMISETTE                  24

    SECTION OF CHEMISETTE       26

    CROCHET EDGING              31

⁂ All the Terms used are illustrated and explained in the 1st. 2nd. and
3rd. Series.

[Illustration]




COLLAR—LE BOUQUET DE FLEURS.

_Taylor’s Crochet Thread, No. 12; Needle No. 23, Bell Gauge.—All stitches
that are not worked in the chain are to be worked in ~Double Crochet~._

[Illustration]


FIRST SMALL LEAF—Make a chain of 10 stitches, turn, miss 4, and work 1
single in the 5th stitch to form a round loop, turn back; leaving the
chain for the stem, work in the round loop 7 chain, 1 plain, 9 chain, 1
plain, 7 chain, 1 plain, turn back; miss 1, (4 chain, and 1 plain 7 times
in the 7 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 9 chain, (4 chain, and 1 plain
7 times in the 9 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 7 chain, (4 chain and
1 plain in the 7 chain 7 times); this finishes the Leaf; work 5 single
stitches down the stem, and for the

SECOND SMALL LEAF—10 chain, turn; miss 4, 1 single in the 5th stitch,
turn back, and work in the round loop 7 chain, 1 plain, 9 chain, 1 plain,
7 chain, 1 plain, turn back; (4 chain, and 1 plain 3 times in the 7
chain, 2 chain, join it to the centre stitch of the _18th 4 chain_ of 1st
leaf, 2 chain, and in the same 7 chain work 1 plain, then 4 chain, and
1 plain 3 times in the same 7 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 9 chain,
(4 chain, and 1 plain 7 times in the 9 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 7
chain, (4 chain and 1 plain 7 times in the 7 chain); this finishes the
leaf; then 5 single stitches down the stem; and for the centre stem 5
chain, join it to the _20th 4 chain_ of the 2d leaf, 5 chain, join it to
the _17th 4 chain_ of the 2d leaf, 10 chain, join it to the centre or
_11th 4 chain_ of the 2d leaf, 6 chain, join it to the _6th 4 chain_ of
the 2d leaf; and for the

FIRST LARGE LEAF—29 chain, turn, miss 2, 3 plain, (2 chain, miss 2, and
1 treble 4 times), 2 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, turn, leaving the chain
stitches for the stem, work 1 chain to cross it; then on the other side
of the foundation, 7 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the 2 chain of foundation,
miss 1, 1 plain in the next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain,
work 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; 9 chain, 1 plain in
the same 2 chain of the foundation as before, miss 1, 1 plain in the
next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain, work 7 treble and 1
plain in the 9 chain, turn back; join it to the _12th 4 chain_ of the
1st small leaf, then 7 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain as before, miss
1, 1 plain, turn back; 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back;
5 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 3 treble
and 1 plain in the 5 chain, turn back; 2 chain, miss 1, 3 treble on the
3 plain, and in the 2 chain at the point of the leaf, (work 1 plain, 2
chain, and 1 plain), turn, and work the other side to correspond, thus—3
treble, 5 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back, and
missing the 2 plain, work 3 treble and 1 plain in the 5 chain, turn back;
7 chain, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back, work 5 treble and 1 plain
in the 7 chain, turn back; 9 chain, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back;
7 treble, and 1 plain in the 9 chain, turn back; 7 chain, 1 plain, miss
1, 1 plain, turn back; 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back, 7
chain, 1 plain; this finishes the leaf; work 6 plain down the stem; and
for the

CALYX AND FIRST FLOWER—14 chain, turn, miss 1, 8 plain, turn, work 1
chain to cross the stem, and on the other side work 2 plain, 5 treble,
1 plain, 7 chain, 1 single stitch at the point, turn back, and work 16
plain in the 7 chain, turn back; (7 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain on the 16
plain 8 times), turn back; 4 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the 7 chain, (4
chain, miss 7, and 1 plain in the 7 chain 7 times), 4 chain, miss 4, 1
plain on the 1st stitch of the calyx, turn back; miss 1, (1 plain, and
3 treble in the 4 chain, join it to the _3d division_ or open space of
the large leaf, always counting from the point; then 3 treble 1 plain,
these 8 stitches are all worked in the same 4 chain), miss 1, (1 plain,
6 treble and 1 plain in the next 4 chain), and before finishing the
flower, work the spray of 3 leaves, thus—

[Illustration: SECTION OF COLLAR.]

THIRD SMALL LEAF—13 chain, and work the same as the 2d small leaf,
joining it to the 1st division of the large leaf; when finished, work 4
single stitches down the stem; and for the

FOURTH SMALL LEAF—15 chain, and work as the 2d small leaf, joining it to
the centre of the _18th 4 chain_ of the 3d leaf; when finished work 6
single down the stem; and for the

FIFTH SMALL LEAF—9 chain, and work as the 2d small leaf, joining it to
the centre of the 18th 4 _chain_ of the 4th small leaf; when finished
work 4 single down the stem, and 8 single down the centre stem; and on
the _flower_, miss 1, (1 plain, 6 treble and 1 plain in the 4 chain),
miss 1, (1 plain, 3 treble; join it to the centre of the _18th 4 chain_
of the 5th small leaf; then 3 treble, 1 plain, these 8 stitches in the
same 4 chain), miss 1, (1 plain, 6 treble and 1 plain in the 4 chain);
and commence the

SECOND FLOWER and CALYX—14 chain, turn, miss 1, 8 plain, turn, work 1
chain to cross the stem, and on the other side 2 plain, 5 treble, 1
plain, 6 chain, 1 single at the point, turn back; work 14 plain in the
6 chain, turn back; (7 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 7 times on the 14
plain), turn back; 4 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the 7 chain, (4 chain,
miss 7, and 1 plain in the 7 chain 6 times) 4 chain, miss 4, 1 plain on
the 1st stitch of the calyx, turn back; miss 1, (1 plain, 3 treble in the
4 chain, join it to the centre _4 chain_ of the 5th small leaf; then 2
treble, 1 plain, those 7 stitches in the same 4 chain), (miss 1, 1 plain,
5 treble, and 1 plain in the 4 chain 7 times); then down the calyx, 1
plain, 5 treble, 2 plain; and down the stem, 4 plain; and to finish the
1st flower, (miss 1, 1 plain, 6 treble and 1 plain in the 4 chain 4
times); then down the calyx, 1 plain, 5 treble, 2 plain, 4 plain down the
stem, 6 plain down the centre stem; and for the

SECOND LARGE LEAF—22 chain, work the same as the 1st large leaf, joining
it to the centre of the last _6 treble_ of the 1st flower; when the leaf
is finished work 2 plain down the stem, and 7 plain down the centre
stem, turn back; work 3 chain and 1 plain in each of the 5 divisions
of the leaf; then 3 chain, and 1 plain at the point. This finishes the
First Pattern: but in repeating it the directions are altered so that the
1st part of the pattern may join to that already worked, the shape and
position of the leaves and flowers remaining the same.


SECOND PATTERN.

FIRST SMALL LEAF—10 chain, turn, miss 4, 1 single, turn back, and in the
loop work 7 chain, 1 plain, 9 chain, 1 plain, 7 chain, 1 plain, turn
back; (4 chain and 1 plain in the 7 chain twice, 2 chain; join it to the
_2d division_ of the 2d large leaf, 2 chain, 1 plain; then 4 chain, and 1
plain 4 times, all in the same 7 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 9 chain,
(4 chain and 1 plain twice in the 9 chain, 2 chain: join it to the centre
of the _7th 6 treble_ of the 1st flower; 2 chain, 1 plain, then 4 chain
and 1 plain 4 times in the same 9 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 7 chain,
(4 chain and 1 plain 7 times in the 7 chain); 5 single down the stem, then

Work the _2d small leaf_ and centre stem as in the First Pattern; and for
the

FIRST LARGE LEAF—29 chain, turn, miss 2, 3 plain, (2 chain, miss 2, and
1 treble 4 times), 2 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, turn, and leaving the chain
stitches for the stem, work 1 chain to cross it; then on the other side
of the foundation, 7 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the 2 chain of foundation,
miss 1, 1 plain in the next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain,
work 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; then 9 chain, 1
plain in the same 2 chain of the foundation as before, miss 1, 1 plain
in the next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain, work 7 treble
and 1 plain in the 9 chain, turn back; join it to the centre of the _12th
4 chain_ of the 1st small leaf; then 7 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain as
before, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back, 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain,
turn back; join it to the 6th 6 treble of the 1st flower; then 5 chain, 1
plain in the 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 3 treble and 1 plain in
the 5 chain, turn back, 1 chain, miss 1, 3 treble on the 3 plain, and in
the 2 chain at the point of the leaf, (work 1 plain, 1 chain, join it to
the last 5 treble of the 2d flower, 1 chain and 1 plain), turn, and work
the other side to correspond, the same as in 1st large leaf of the 1st
pattern, work 6 plain down the stem, repeat the calyx and 1st flower, to
the 3d small leaf, the same as in First Pattern.

THIRD SMALL LEAF—13 chain, turn; miss 4, 1 single in the 5th stitch, turn
back, and work in the round loop 7 chain, 1 plain, 9 chain, 1 plain, 7
chain, 1 plain, turn back; (4 chain, and 1 plain 3 times in the 7 chain,
2 chain: join it to the _1st division_ of the 1st large leaf, 2 chain,
and in the same 7 chain work 1 plain, then 4 chain, and 1 plain, 3 times
in the same 7 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 9 chain, (4 chain, and 1
plain 3 times in the 9 chain, 2 chain; join it to the centre of the _6th
5 treble_ of the 2d flower, 2 chain, 1 plain; then 4 chain and 1 plain
3 times in the same 9 chain), miss 1, 1 plain in the 7 chain, (4 chain
and 1 plain 7 times in the 7 chain), then 4 single down the stem—repeat
the 4th and 5th _small leaves_, the _2d flower_ and _calyx_, and the _2d
large leaf_, as in the First Pattern. Work this pattern 10 times more,
making in all 12 patterns; but in working the last pattern to form the
corner, omit the 2nd flower, finish the pattern, then work the 2 first
small leaves, and the _1st_ large leaf, joining the point to the _5th_
small leaf, then, work 20 plain down the centre stem, and

FOR THE BAND.—1st row, work 3 chain and 1 treble in each of the chains
along the sides of the 1st small and large leaves.

2nd row,—3 chain, miss 3, 1 treble in the 3 chain of last row, repeat and
fasten off.

[Illustration]




COLLAR—LA ROSE.

_Taylor’s Crochet Thread, No. 12; Needle, No. 23, Bell Gauge._

[Illustration]


FOR THE ROSE.

Work a chain of 6 stitches, and make it round by working 1 single stitch
in the 1st chain stitch.

1st round.—(3 chain and 1 plain in the round 7 times).

2d.—(3 chain, miss 3, and 1 plain in the 3 chain of the 1st round 7
times).

3d.—Miss 1, 1 plain, 5 chain, 1 plain; both these plain stitches are to
be worked in the 3 chain of last round—repeat 6 times more.

4th.—Miss 2, 1 plain, 5 treble, 1 plain; these 7 stitches are all to be
worked in 5 chain of last round.

5th.—5 single stitches, *, 3 chain, miss 4, 3 single stitches; repeat
from * 3 times more, turn back to work the 6th row; (miss 1, 1 plain,
miss 1, and 7 treble in the 3 chain 4 times), miss 1, 3 single stitches;
turn back to work the 7th row; (5 chain, miss 5, and 3 single stitches on
the 7 treble 5 times), 7 chain, miss 7, 1 plain between the two trebles
of the 4th round, then 7 chain, miss 7, 1 plain.

8th.—(Miss 1, 1 treble, 9 long stitches, 1 treble; these 11 stitches
are all to be worked in the 5 chain; then miss 1, 1 plain in the centre
stitch of the 3 single stitches; repeat 4 times more,) then 8 treble and
1 plain in the 7 chain, miss the 1 plain, 1 plain and 8 treble in the 7
chain, 1 plain, and fasten off. Work 8 of these Roses.


FOR THE LEAVES AND STEMS.

Make a chain of 80 stitches for the long stem.

FIRST LEAF—Turn, miss 2, 3 plain, (2 chain, miss 2, and 1 treble 4
times), 2 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, turn, leaving the chain stitches
for the stem, work 1 chain to cross it; then on the other side of the
foundation, 7 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the 2 chain of foundation, miss
1, 1 plain in the next 2 chain, turn back; and missing the 2 plain, work
5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; 9 chain, 1 plain in the
same 2 chain of the foundation as before, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 2
chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain, work 7 treble and 1 plain in
the 9 chain; turn back, and join it to the _29th chain stitch_ of the
long stem, counting from the commencement; then for the leaf, 7 chain, 1
plain in the 2 chain as before, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 5 treble and
1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; 5 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain, miss
1, 1 plain, turn back; 3 treble and 1 plain in the 5 chain, turn back; 2
chain, miss 1, 3 treble on the 3 plain, and in the 2 chain at the point
of the leaf, (work 1 plain, 1 chain; join it to the 17th chain stitch of
the long stem, and on the Leaf, 1 chain, and 1 plain). Work the other
side to correspond, thus:—3 treble, 5 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain, miss
1, 1 plain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain, work 3 treble and 1 plain
in the 5 chain, turn back; 7 chain, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back;
work 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; 9 chain, 1 plain,
miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 7 treble, and 1 plain in the 9 chain, turn
back; 7 chain, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 5 treble and 1 plain
in the 7 chain, turn back; 5 chain, 1 plain; this finishes the Leaf. (The
5 leaves are all worked in the same manner, the difference being in the
joining). Work 5 single stitches down the stem: and for the

SECOND LEAF—38 chain, and work the same as the 1st leaf: but instead
of joining it to the _29th chain_ of the long stem, join it to the 2d
division or open space of the 1st leaf, always counting from the point of
the leaf; and in the 2d joining at the point of the leaf, join it to the
1st stitch of the long stem.

THIRD LEAF—34 chain, turn, miss 2, 3 plain, (2 chain, miss 2, and 1
treble 4 times), 2 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, turn; leaving the chain
stitches for the stem, work 1 chain to cross it; then on the other side
of the foundation, 7 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the 2 chain of foundation,
miss 1, 1 plain in the next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain,
work 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back, join it to the 2d
division of the 2d leaf; then 9 chain, 1 plain in the same 2 chain of the
foundation as before, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 2 chain, turn back, and
missing the 2 plain, work 7 treble and 1 plain in the 9 chain; turn back,
then 7 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain as before, miss 1, 1 plain, turn
back, 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; 5 chain, 1 plain
in the 2 chain miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 3 treble and 1 plain in the 5
chain, turn back; 1 chain, miss 1, 3 treble on the 3 plain, and in the
2 chain at the point of the leaf, (work 1 plain, 2 chain, and 1 plain),
turn, and work the other side to correspond, the same as in 1st leaf;
when finished, work 8 single stitches down the stem, and for the

FOURTH LEAF—25 chain, and work the same as the 3d leaf, joining it to the
4th division of the 3d Leaf; when finished, work 5 single stitches down
the stem, and 13 plain down the centre stem; and for the

FIFTH LEAF—25 chain, turn, miss 2, 3 plain, (2 chain, miss 2 and 1 treble
4 times), 2 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, turn; leaving the chain stitches
for the stem, work 1 chain to cross it; then on the other side of the
foundation, 7 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the 2 chain of foundation, miss
1, 1 plain in the next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain,
work 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn back; 9 chain, 1 plain
in the same 2 chain of the foundation as before, miss 1, 1 plain in the
next 2 chain, turn back, and missing the 2 plain, work 7 treble and 1
plain in the 9 chain, turn back; then 7 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain
as before, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7
chain, turn back; 5 chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn
back; 3 treble, and 1 plain in the 5 chain, turn back; join it to the
4th division of the 4th Leaf; 2 chain, miss 1, 3 treble on the 3 plain,
and in the 2 chain at the point of the leaf, (work 1 plain, 2 chain, and
1 plain), turn, and work the other side to correspond, thus—3 treble, 5
chain, 1 plain in the 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back, and missing
the 2 plain, work 3 treble and 1 plain in the 5 chain, turn back; 7
chain, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; work 5 treble and 1 plain in
the 7 chain, turn back; 9 chain, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, turn back;
7 treble, and 1 plain in the 9 chain, turn back; join on a rose at the
centre stitch of the _1st 8 treble_; then for the leaf, 7 chain, 1 plain,
miss 1, 1 plain, turn back; 5 treble and 1 plain in the 7 chain, turn
back; 5 chain, 1 plain, 5 single down the stem, and 14 plain down the
centre stem; then

FOR THE STEM OF THE ROSE—9 chain; join it to the rose by working a single
stitch in the 22d stitch from the last joining; then 9 chain, and join it
to the 12th stitch from the last joining, 10 chain, join it to the 6th
stitch from the last joining, turn, and work 28 plain down the stem, and
5 plain down the centre stem.

FOR THE SMALL LEAF—16 chain, join it to the 15th plain stitch of the stem
of the rose, turn, work 3 plain, 5 treble, 2 plain, 2 single, leaving 3
chain for the stem; then work 26 chain for the stem of the bud; and to
form the

CALYX and BUD—Turn, miss 4, 8 plain, turn, work 1 chain to cross the
stem; and on the other side, 2 plain, 3 treble; join it to the 5th stitch
of the stem of the rose, then 2 treble, 1 plain; and in the round loop,
1 plain, 9 chain, turn, miss 1, 8 plain on the 9 chain, 1 plain in the
round loop, turn back; (1 chain, 1 treble, 2 chain, and 1 treble: these
2 treble in the last 1 plain); then 1 single in the 4th stitch of the 8
plain, turn back; (1 chain, miss 1, 2 treble, 3 chain, and 2 treble, 1
chain: these 4 stitches in the 2 chain), 5 single down the side of the 1
treble, and 1 plain in the round loop, 3 chain, 1 single in the 1 chain
stitch 5 chain, turn; miss 1, work 8 plain down the chain stitches, and 1
plain in the round loop; then down the calyx, 1 plain, 5 treble, 2 plain,
13 single down the stem, 3 single down the stem of the small leaf, and 6
plain down the centre stem; then 13 chain; for the

SECOND BUD—Work a bud and calyx as before, _not_ joining it; when
finished, work 5 plain, and 3 treble down the centre stem, turn back;
work 5 chain, miss 9, and 15 single stitches on the side of the bud.
This finishes one pattern of the Collar, and is to be repeated, with the
following variation:—

[Illustration: SECTION OF COLLAR.]


SECOND PATTERN.

80 chain for the long stem, and work the 1st 2d and 3rd leaves the same
as in 1st pattern, but after joining the 3d leaf to the 2d leaf, also
join the 3d leaf to the 2d bud at the 8 plain, and then join the point
of this leaf to the stem of the small leaf; work the 4th leaf, joining
the point to the top of the calyx of the 1st bud; then work the 5th leaf,
the rose, and the bud, exactly the same as in the First Pattern, and work
the same for 8 patterns: but in working the _last pattern_, to form the
corners to correspond with the other side, after working the 13 single
down the stem of the 1st bud, work 40 chain, and a leaf the same as the
1st leaf, joining it only to the calyx of the bud; then work 3 leaves
as the 3d, 4th, and 5th leaves, and when finished work 8 plain down the
centre stem; finish the 8th pattern by working the 3 single down the stem
of the small leaf; then 6 plain down the centre stem; then the 2d bud,
joining the 9 chain to the stem of the 4th leaf, and after working the
15 single on the side of the bud, work 12 single on the side of the 4th
leaf, and turning back, work the band along the remaining chain stitches
of the long stem and sides of the buds.

1st row.—3 chain, miss 3, 1 treble: repeat to the end.

2d.—3 chain, miss 3, 1 treble in the 3 chain of last row; repeat.

3d.—Miss 2, 2 plain in the 3 chain; repeat, and fasten off.




MANCHETTE.

_Taylor’s Crochet Thread, No. 12; Fine Black Silk; Needle, No. 23, Bell
Gauge.—Make a chain of 236 stitches, and cut off the thread at the end of
each row. The plain stitches are all to be worked in Double Crochet;—(see
Instructions—SECOND SERIES,) and in working the treble rows, put the
needle between the stitches in the preceding row._

[Illustration]


1st and 2d rows.—Treble.

3d.—1 treble, *, 4 chain, miss 4, 2 treble: repeat from *, and end with 1
treble.

4th and 5th.—Treble. 6th and 7th.—Plain.

8th.—6 plain, *, 5 chain, miss 1, 11 plain; repeat from *, and end with 6
plain, instead of 11.

9th.—5 plain, *, miss 1, (1 chain, and 1 treble 5 times in the 5 chain
of the 8th row,) 1 chain, miss 1, 9 plain; repeat from *, and end with 5
plain.

10th.—4 plain, *, (2 chain, miss 1, and 1 treble in the 1 chain 6 times,)
2 chain, miss 1, 7 plain: repeat from *, end with 4 plain.

11th.—3 plain, *, (2 chain, miss 2, and 1 treble in the 2 chain 7 times,)
2 chain, miss 2, 5 plain; repeat from *, end with 3 plain.

12th.—2 plain, *, (2 chain, miss 2, and 1 treble in the 2 chain 8 times,)
2 chain, miss 2, 3 plain; repeat from *, and end with 2 plain.

13th.—Same as the 11th.

14th.—4 plain, *, (2 chain, miss 2, and 1 treble in the 2 chain 6 times),
2 chain, miss 2, 7 plain: repeat from *, and end with 4 plain.

15th.—5 plain, *, (1 chain, miss 2, and 1 treble in the 1 chain 5 times,)
1 chain, miss 2, 9 plain; repeat from *, end with 5 plain.

16th.—6 plain, *, (miss 1, and 1 treble in the 1 chain 4 times), miss 1,
11 plain, repeat from *, end with 6 plain.

17th.—6 plain, *, 1 chain, miss 4, 11 plain; repeat from *, end with 6
plain.

18th and 19th.—Plain; repeat these 19 rows once more, and then work the
1st 12 rows; and for


THE EDGING,

51st.—1 plain, (2 chain, miss 2, and 1 treble in the 2 chain 9 times), 2
chain, miss 2, repeat, end with 1 plain.

52d.—3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain in the 2 chain of the last row: repeat to
the end.

53d.—1 chain, miss 2, (2 treble, 3 chain, 2 treble, these 4 treble are
worked in the 3 chain of the last row,) 1 chain, miss 2, 1 plain in the 3
chain—repeat.

54th.—1 plain in the 1 chain of the last row, 3 chain, miss 2, 5 treble,
in the 3 chain of the last row, 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain in the 1 chain
of last row, miss 1; repeat to the end, and fasten off; knot the ends
together, and work a plain row down each side.

[Illustration]




CHEMISETTE.

_Taylor’s Crochet Thread, No. 12; Needle, No. 22; if wished coarser, No.
8; Needle, No. 20, Bell Gauge.—Make a chain of 14 stitches for the Point.
The round loop in this Pattern is always worked thus—13 chain, 1 plain
in the 3d stitch, 2 chain, 1 plain in the same stitch as the last stitch
in the direction—(See Instructions—SECOND SERIES)._

[Illustration]


1st row.—Miss 4, (2 treble, 1 chain, 2 treble: these 4 treble in 1 stitch
of the foundation), then 3 chain, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, work
a round loop, then 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 3 chain, (2 treble, 1 chain,
2 treble, these 4 treble in 1 stitch,) turn back.

2d.—2 chain, miss 2, (2 treble, 1 chain, 2 treble: these 4 treble
stitches are to be worked in the 1 chain, between the 2 trebles, of the
preceding row; this is for the Edge.) 5 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the 3
chain, miss 1, 1 plain in the next 3 chain, 3 chain, miss 5, 11 plain in
the round loop, 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, 5 chain, miss
4; and for the edge, work (2 treble, 1 chain, 2 treble—these 4 treble in
1 stitch as before) the stitches forming the edge are to be repeated at
the beginning and end of every row.

3d.—Work the edge; 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, work a round loop, then
5 chain, miss 10, 1 plain; then (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 5 times
on the 11 plain), 5 chain, miss 10, 1 plain, work a round loop, then 3
chain, miss 2, and edge.

4th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 7, 11 plain in the
round loop, 3 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the 5 chain, (miss 3, and 3 plain
in the 5 chain 5 times), miss 3, 1 plain in the 5 chain, 3 chain, miss 7,
11 plain in the round loop, 3 chain, miss 7, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 2,
and edge.

5th.—Edge; 5 chain, miss 10, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 5
times), 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, work a round loop, 5 chain, miss 11,
1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 5 times) 5 chain, miss 10, and
edge.

[Illustration: SECTION OF CHEMISETTE.]

6th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the 5 chain, (miss 3, and 3 plain
in the 5 chain 5 times), miss 3, 1 plain in the 5 chain, 3 chain, miss
7, 11 plain in the round loop, 3 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the 5 chain,
(miss 3, and 3 plain 5 times as before), miss 3, 1 plain in 5 chain, 3
chain, miss 5, edge.

7th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, work a
round loop, 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 5
times), 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, work a round loop, 5 chain, miss 11, 1
plain, 3 chain, miss 2, edge.

8th.—Edge; 5 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the 3 chain, miss 1, 1 plain in
the 5 chain, 3 chain, miss 7, 11 plain in the round loop, 3 chain, miss
7, 1 plain in the 5 chain, (miss 3, and 3 plain in the 5 chain 5 times),
miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 7, 11 plain as before, 3 chain, miss 7,
1 plain, miss 1, 1 plain, 5 chain, miss 4, edge; these 8 rows form the
point, and are not to be repeated.

9th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 2, *, 1 plain, work a round loop, 5 chain, miss
11, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 5 times), 5 chain, miss 11:
repeat from *, end with 1 plain, work a round loop, 3 chain, miss 2, and
edge.

10th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, *, 3 chain, miss 7, 11 plain in the
round loop, 3 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the 5 chain, (miss 3, and 3 plain
in the 5 chain 5 times), miss 9, 1 plain in the 5 chain; repeat from *,
and end with 3 chain, miss 7, 11 plain as before, 3 chain, miss 7, 1
plain, 3 chain, miss 2, and edge.

11th.—Edge, *, 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain
5 times), 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, work a round loop: repeat from *,
and end with 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain 5
times as before), 5 chain, miss 11, and edge.

12th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain in the 5 chain, *, (miss 3, and 3
plain in the 5 chain 5 times), miss 3, 1 plain in the 5 chain, 3 chain,
miss 7, 11 plain in the round loop, 3 chain, miss 7, 1 plain in the 5
chain; repeat from *, and end with (miss 3, and 3 plain 5 times), miss 3,
1 plain, 3 chain, miss 5, and edge.

13th.—Edge; 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, *, 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, work
a round loop, 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 1, and 1 plain
5 times): repeat from *, and end with 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, work a
round loop, 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 2, and edge.

14th.—Edge; 5 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the 3 chain, miss 3, *, 1 plain
in the 5 chain, 3 chain, miss 7, 11 plain in the round loop, 3 chain,
miss 7, 1 plain in the 5 chain, (miss 3, and 3 plain in the 5 chain 5
times), repeat from *, and end with miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 7, 11
plain as before, 3 chain, miss 7, 1 plain, miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss
3, and edge. Repeat the last 6 rows 6 times more; and to shape the Neck,
decrease thus:—

1st row.—Work the pattern as the 11th row 3 times, then 3 chain, miss 11,
(2 treble, 1 chain, 2 treble in one, for the edge,) turn back, leaving
the remaining stitches for the other side.

2d.—Work as the 10th row; end with 3 chain, miss 2, and edge.

3d.—Work as the 13th row: end with 5 chain, miss 9, and edge.

4th.—Work as the 12th row; end with miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 2, and
edge.

5th.—Work as the 11th row; at the end omit the last round loop, and work
1 chain, miss 13, and edge.

6th.—Work as the 12th row; and end the same as that row.

7th.—Work as the 13th row; end with 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, 1 chain,
miss 13, and edge.

8th.—Work as the 12th row; and end with miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss
2, and edge: repeat these 8 rows twice more, working one pattern less
each repeat. For the other side, commence in the 78th stitch from the 1st
side—that is, in the side of the round loop, and decrease thus:—

1st.—2 treble, 1 chain, 2 treble, for the edge; then work as the 13th row
3 times, and end with 5 chain, miss 11, and edge.

2d.—Work as the 12th row, end with 5 chain, miss 7, and edge.

3d.—Work as the 11th row, end with 5 chain, miss 11, 1 plain, 3 chain,
miss 2, and edge.

4th.—Work as the 14th row, and end with miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 3,
and edge.

5th.—Edge; 1 chain, miss 13, 1 plain, *, then work as the 11th row, and
end the same as that row.

6th.—Work as the 12th row, and end the same as that row.

7th.—Edge; 1 chain, miss 13, 1 plain, *, work as the 11th row, end with 5
chain, miss 11, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 2, and edge.

8th.—Work as the 14th row; end with miss 3, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 5, and
edge: repeat these 8 rows twice more, working 1 pattern less each repeat.
Then work 50 chain stitches, turn, and on the chain stitches work 50
plain and along the neck work 5 chain, and 1 plain, in the 2 chain at the
beginning and end of the rows, repeating to the other point, and at the
end work 50 chain to correspond with the other side.

FOR THE EDGING.—1st row—4 chain, miss 4, 2 treble, repeat.

2nd, 3d, and 4th rows—1 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, repeat.

5th row—12 plain, *, 7 chain, 21 plain, repeat from * and end with 7
chain, 12 plain.

6th row—5 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, 5 chain, miss 3, 3 plain, 1 chain, miss
3, (2 treble, 2 chain, 2 treble, 3 chain, 2 treble, 2 chain, 2 treble, 3
chain, 2 treble, 2 chain, 2 treble; these 12 treble stitches are all to
be worked in the 7 chain of the last row,) then 1 chain, miss 3, 3 plain,
5 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, repeat, and end with 5 chain, miss 3, 1 plain.

7th row—1 chain, miss 3, 1 plain, *, 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, in the 5
chain, miss 8, (2 treble, 2 chain, 2 treble; these 4 treble are to be
worked in the 2 chain of the last row,) 3 chain miss 3, 1 plain in the 3
chain of last row, 3 chain, miss 3 (2 treble, 2 chain, 2 treble in the
2 chain as before), 3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the 3 chain, 3 chain,
miss 3, (2 treble, 2 chain, 2 treble in the 2 chain as before,) miss 8, 1
plain in the 5 chain of the last row, 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, in the 5
chain, repeat from *.

8th row—miss 1, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 4, (3 treble, 2 chain, 3 treble;
those 6 treble in the 2 chain of last row,) 3 chain, miss 4, 1 plain,
repeat, end miss 1, 1 plain.

9th row—miss 2, 1 plain, 3 chain, miss 5, (3 treble, 2 chain, 3 treble in
the 2 chain of last row,) 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, repeat, end, miss 1,
1 plain.

10th row—miss 2, 3 plain, miss 3, 7 treble in the 2 chain, miss 3, 3
plain, repeat.




CROCHET EDGING.

_Taylor’s Crochet Thread, No. 10, or 12; Needle, No. 22, Bell Gauge.—Make
a chain of 792 stitches per yard, or 33 for each pattern. This Edging is
worked backwards and forwards, and will be one inch and a half deep._

[Illustration]


1st row.—3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain: repeat, and end with 2 plain.

2d and 3d.—3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain in the 3 chain of the last row:
repeat.

4th.—Miss 1, 3 plain in the 3 chain of the last row—repeat, and end 1
plain.

5th.—(3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain 5 times), 7 chain, miss 2, 1 plain, (3
chain, miss 2, 1 plain 5 times); repeat.

6th.—(Miss 1, 3 plain in the 3 chain 4 times), miss 2, 1 plain in the 3
chain, miss 2, (5 chain, and 1 treble 7 times in the 7 chain of the 5th
row), 3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain in the 3 chain, miss 2, (3 plain, and miss
1, 4 times in the 3 chain): repeat.

7th.—2 plain, *, (3 chain, miss 2, 1 plain 3 times,) (3 chain, miss 3,
and 1 treble in the 3 chain 8 times), 3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain, (3 chain,
miss 2, and 1 plain 4 times); repeat from *.

8th.—Miss 1, and 3 plain in the 3 chain: repeat, and end with 1 plain.

9th.—(3 chain, miss 2, and 1 plain twice), 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, (5
chain, miss 2, and 1 plain 8 times), 3 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, (3 chain,
miss 2, and 1 plain twice): repeat.

10th.—(Miss 1, and 3 plain in the 3 chain twice), miss 2, 1 plain in the
3 chain, miss 2, (5 plain, and miss 1 in the 5 chain 8 times), miss 2, 1
plain in the 3 chain, miss 2, (3 plain, and miss 1 in the 3 chain twice):
repeat.

11th.—2 plain, *, 3 chain, miss 3, 1 plain, (2 chain, miss 3, 1 plain, 4
chain, and 1 plain 8 times), 2 chain, miss 3, 1 plain, (3 chain, miss 2,
and 1 plain twice): repeat from *.

12th.—(Miss 1, 3 plain in the 3 chain twice), (miss 2, 1 plain in the 2
chain, miss 2, 4 treble in the 4 chain 8 times), miss 2, 1 plain in the 2
chain, miss 2, 3 plain in the 3 chain, repeat, end with 2 plain.

13th.—5 chain, miss 5, 1 plain, (5 chain, miss 4, 1 plain in the centre
of the 4 treble in the 12th row 8 times), 5 chain, miss 5, 1 plain—repeat.

14th.—Miss 1, 1 plain, 6 treble, 1 plain: these 8 stitches are worked in
the 5 chain of the 13th row: repeat, and fasten off.

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