BiCOLUMBIA 
 B O b K ZZ 
 
 OF THE 
 
 USE OF YARNS 
 
 Copyright 
 1904 
 
 By 
 
 Wm. H. Horst- 
 mann Company 
 P h i 1 a d e I p h i Zk. 
 
 Being a collection of instjuf^fKis fcjr J 
 Knitting or Crocheting some eighty 
 odd articles, with an adver^rsemenHQr*; ]\:^ 
 
 COLUMBIA Y A R N S 
 
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 BOOK 
 
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Its Purpose and 
 Scope 
 
 A BOOK that runs to its Fifth Edition is no experiment. 
 Books die when their usefulness has passed ; therefore so 
 long as the public demand new editions it is certain that a 
 book is doing reasonably well its work, and performing some real 
 service to the public. 
 
 The Columbia Book now appears in its Fifth Edition, and 
 though its work is only the humble one of spreading the pleasant 
 and gentle art of knitting, it has earned its long life by doing that 
 work well. People are still asking for it, both people who have yet 
 to learn the many uses of yarns, and people who have used them 
 for years ; the one to begin the art, the other to better practise it. 
 The book is more than a manual of knitting. For the beginner it 
 explains the elementary processes of knitting and crochetting, but it 
 also contains the best creations in yarns, new and old ; suggestions 
 of pleasant things to make that were first made yesterday, as well 
 as the time-honored things that our grandmothers made before us, 
 and that our granddaughters after us will still make. 
 
 Any woman need only follow the directions in this book intelli- 
 gently to be successful in the art. The directions are accurate and 
 clear, and all of them have been tested — that is, some person 
 unknown to the writer, has worked out successfully from the direc- 
 tions every article described before the directions were thought 
 ready for publication. As a further help to the worker, every 
 article is also illustrated, 
 
 In this Edition the book is again enlarged and improved, and 
 its usefulness increased. 
 
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 On the Choice of a Yarn 
 
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 THE beauty of the articles in this book comes of two things — 
 hand work, and a fine yarn. A hand worker, with proper 
 materials, will give her work a delicacy, a fineness of finish, 
 a character that no machine-made work ever possesses. But she 
 must look to her yarns to do it. She must find a lofty, elastic, even 
 thread, soft and thin to the touch, made of a wool sensitive to the 
 slightest gradation of shade and color. The Columbia Yarns 
 were used in making all the articles in this book, and they meet the 
 requirements. With them work in yarns becomes an art, and good 
 results are easier and surer. 
 
 Stamped by public opinion as the best among yarns recognized 
 as good, Columbia Yarns cost in the beginning a trifle more than 
 some others— otherwise they could not be what they are. In the 
 end they are the cheapest of all. For the cheapness of a yarn is 
 determined not alone by what you pay for a hank of it, but also by 
 what the hank will do in quality, and quantity of work. The coarse, 
 unelastic thread of a common yarn will not reach as far as a yarn of 
 a finer texture, and besides, the Columbia Yarns contain, pound 
 for pound, more yards than common grades. In the finished piece 
 of knitting Columbia Yarns mean not only quality but economy. 
 
 The brilliancy and shading in Columbia Yarns is unsurpassed. 
 There are no flat, crude, dead colors among them, partly because 
 of the way they are dyed, and partly because of the quality of their 
 thread. A fine wool receives a color and retains the brilliancy of 
 it, where an inferior wool dyes into a lifeless, displeasing shade. 
 
 Blacks in Columbia Yarns are guaranteed fast. 
 
 In preparing for your work, therefore, you should get Columbia 
 Yarns. They are standard, even in quality, and when you get to 
 using them you find they demand less of your patience because they 
 do not vary from package to package. They are sold by the best 
 retail stores throughout the country, with but few exceptions. 
 Should your dealer not handle them, write to us and we will refer 
 you to the nearest store that handles the complete assortment. 
 
 Manufacturers of COLUMBIA YARNS 
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 TO CAST ON STITCHES 
 
 Make a loop in the yarn, and put it on 
 the left-hand needle. Slip the right-hand 
 needle into 
 the loop, 
 put the 
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 round the 
 point of the 
 
 needle, draw it through and slip that loop on the left- 
 hand needle. Put the right-hand needle then into the 
 2d loop, and repeat until you have the required num- 
 ber of stitches. 
 
 TO KNIT PLAIN 
 
 Having the number of stitches required on the left-hand needle, put the right-hand 
 needle into the ist slilch. Put the yarn over, and take it up on the right-hand needle. 
 Repeat until all the stitches are on the right-hand needle. 
 
 TO PURL 
 
 Bring the yarn in front of the right-hand 
 needle, which should take up the stitch on the 
 left-hand needle, entering at the right side of 
 the yarn in front. Throw the yarn around at the 
 back of the needle as it passes in the stitch, catch 
 it in, and take it off. 
 
 Be careful always to carry the yarn back of 
 the needle after a purled stitch before knitting a 
 plain stitch. 
 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS USED IN THIS BOOK. 
 
 TO SLIP A STITCH 
 
 Take the stitch from the left-hand to the 
 right-hand needle without knitting it. 
 
 TO MAKE A STITCH 
 
 Bring the yarn in front of the needle (as in purling) and knit plain. 
 
 TO MAKE A STITCH WHEN PURLING 
 
 The yarn being already in front of the 
 needle, must also be passed around the needle. 
 
 TO NARROW 
 
 Knit 2 stitches together, as i. 
 
 TO MAKE A TWIST STITCH 
 
 Like plain knitting, except that the 
 needle must be put in the back of the stitch. 
 Then knit as usual. 
 
 TO SLIP AND BIND 
 
 Slip the stitch from the left-hand to the 
 right-hand needle without knitting. Knit 
 the next stitch, then pass the slipped stitch 
 over the knitted one. 
 
 Note: Sometimes the slipped stitch is passed over 2. and even over 3 stitches 
 knitted together, where it is necessary to decrease the number of stitches. 
 
 TO BIND OFF 
 
 Slip I stitch, knit the next stitch ; with 
 the left-hand needle draw the slipped stitch 
 over the knitted stitch. Continue, slipping the 
 1st stitch over the last knitted stitch until there 
 is but I left on the needle. Cut yarn and draw 
 through this last stitch. 
 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS USED IN THIS BOOK. 
 
 CROCHETING 
 
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 CHAIN STITCH 
 
 Make a series of loops, drawing each loop through 
 the preceding one. 
 
 TO SLIP A STITCH 
 
 Insert the hook into the stitch to be worked, 
 draw the wool through that stitch, and through 
 the wool on hook at the same time. 
 
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 SINGLE CROCHET 
 
 Insert hook, draw wool through, pass wool 
 around hook, and draw it through both loops on 
 the hook. 
 
 DOUBLE CROCHET 
 
 Pass the wool around the hook, insert the 
 hook, draw wool through ; pass the wool around 
 the hook and draw wool through 2 loops and 
 again through 2. 
 
 LONG CROCHET 
 
 Pass the wool around the hook, insert 
 hook, draw wool through ; pass the wool 
 around the hook and draw it through I loop 
 then through 2, then again through 2. 
 
 TREBLE CROCHET 
 
 Pass the wool around ihc hook twice, in- 
 sert the hook, draw wool through ; pass the 
 wool around the hook, draw through 2 loops, 
 again through 2 loops, and again through 2. 
 
 STARS 
 
 Are used to save repeating, where a row is the same as a preceding one. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS USED IN THIS BOOK. 
 
 Fancy Stitches in Crocheting 
 
 PICOT 
 
 Make a chain the length required. Work l D. C.*, 
 7 chain stitches, i Sg. C. in the 2d stitch of chain. Work I 
 chain stitch and make i D. C. in the 4th stitch of the chain*, 
 and repeat from * to *. 
 
 AFGHAN STITCH 
 
 Make a chain the length required, and take up each 
 stitch of the chain, throwing the yarn over the hook each 
 time before taking up a stitch. For 2d row, work back 
 in tricot style — drawing through first i loop; then throwing 
 the yarn over the hook and drawing through 2 loops at a 
 time. 
 
 HALF-STITCH, RIB 
 
 Make a chain the length required. Draw 
 a loop through a stitch of the chain, throw the 
 yarn over the hook and draw through both 
 loops on the hook at once. 
 
 Second Row : repeat same process but use 
 the stitch at the back of work to form the rib. 
 
 COFFEE BEAN STITCH 
 
 Make a chain the length required. Slip 
 2 chain, wrap the w'ool over the hook, draw 
 wool through and wrap again over the hook 
 and draw through all the stitches on the hook at 
 the same time. Continue to the end of the row. 
 
 PUFF STITCH 
 
 Make a chain the length required. 
 
 First Row : Make 3 D. C. in the 5th stitch 
 from hook, 2 Ch. and i Sg. C. in the ne.xt 
 stitch, slip 3 stitches, making a puff in the 
 next stitch. Repeat to end. 
 
 Second Row : Alake i Sg. C. in the top of 
 the stitch just before the Ch., and 2 D. C. 
 over the 2 Ch., and repeat across row. 
 
 Next Row : iNIake the puffs in the single 
 crochets. 
 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS USED IN THIS BOOK. 
 
 CRAZY STITCH 
 
 ]\lake a chain the length required. 
 
 Make 3 D. C. in the 3d stitch from the 
 hook, and make i Sg. C. in the 3d stitch from 
 the D. C. to fasten the shell in place. 
 
 Make a chain of 3 stitches, then 3 D. C. 
 in the same stitch with the Sg. C. and fasten 
 the shell as before with a Sg. C. in the 3d stitch 
 from shell. So continue to end of chain. 
 
 Turn the work, make a * chain of 3, make 3 D. C. in the last Sg. C. made in the ist 
 row ; fasten this shell by a Sg. C. in the loop formed by the chain of 3 in the preceding 
 row. Repeat from * to end of row. 
 
 Turn and repeat for all the work. 
 
 STAR STITCH 
 
 Make a chain the length required. 
 
 Draw a loop up through each of 5 successive 
 stitches; throw the wool over and draw it through all 
 the stitches on the hook, closing the cluster with a 
 slip stitch. Draw a loop up through the eye formed 
 by the slip stitch, draw a loop up through the back 
 part of the last upright stitch of the star just made, 
 draw a loop up through each of the next 3 stitches — 
 this will leave 6 loops on the hook — draw wool through these and close as in the pre- 
 ceding stars. Repeat to end of chain and break off the wool. 
 
 Second Row: Draw the wool through the outer edge of the ist star made and 
 make a chain of 3, throw the yarn over the hook and bring up a loop through the 
 last stitch of chain just made. (The yarn is thrown over the hook only for the ist 
 stitch at the beginning of each row.) Take up 3 stitches, drawing up the last loop 
 through the ist stitch beyond the first eye. 
 
 Repeat until the work is the length required. 
 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS USED IN THIS BOOK. 
 
 SHELL STITCH 
 
 Make a chain the length required. 
 
 Turn and make 4 D C in the ist stitch, skip 2 
 chain, and make i Sg. C; skip 2 chain and make 4 
 D C. Repeat across the row. 
 
 Second Row : Make i Sg. C in the centre of the 
 4 D C and 4 D C in the centre of the Sg. C. Repeat 
 across the row. 
 
 SEA SHELL OR DOUBLE SHELL 
 STITCH 
 
 Make a chain the length required. 
 
 First Row : In the 4th stitch of the chain 
 make 9 D C, drawing the wool through loosely. 
 Skip 3 stitches and take up the 4th with a Sg. 
 C to form the shell; skip again 3 stitches and 
 make g D C in the 4th stitch from the last 
 Sg. C; fasten this shell the same as the 
 1st one, and in the next 4th stitch continue- 
 thus the entire length of chain. 
 
 Second Row: Fasten the wool in the ist stitch of the shell first made. Throw 
 the wool over the hook, put the hook through the stitch where wool is fastened, and 
 draw a loop through loosely; throw yarn over and draw loop through again sim- 
 ilarly. So as to leave i loop on hook, throw the wool over before you take up the 
 2d stitch, then after taking up the 2d stitch, throw the wool over again and 
 draw through 2. Take up the following stitches in the same way, until there are 
 5 loops on the hook. Throw the wool over and draw a loop through all 5 of the 
 loops on hook at once ; close the loop with a slip stitch, thus forming an eye. Make 
 a chain of 3 stitches and fasten it to the middle of the ist shell in the ist row by 
 a Sg. C; throw the wool over and make 10 stitches like the group of 5 just com- 
 pleted, closing the group in the same way. Make a chain of 3 and fasten it by a 
 Sg. C in the middle of the 2d shell of the ist row; put the wool over and take 
 up the stitch next to the Sg. C, throw the wool over and through 2; repeat until 
 10 stitches are again on hook. Close the group as before, and continue in the same 
 way across the row, ending with a cluster of 5 to keep the edge even. 
 
 Third Row: Fasten wool in the eye of the ist half-group of stitches in the 2d 
 row. JNIake 3 chain and 4 D C in this same eye and fasten the last one by a Sg. C 
 to the 1st Sg. C. in the 2d row. Make 9 D. C. in the next eye of the 2d row, 
 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE TERMS USED IN THIS BOOK. 
 
 fastening the last D C by a Sg. C in the next Sg. C of the 2d row (this brings the 
 centres of tlie shells together in i eye), and repeat to end of row, making 5 D C in the 
 last eye. 
 
 Fourth Row — Fasten wool in the top of the chain of 3 at the beginning of the 
 3d row; then, following the directions given for 2d row, take up the stitches of the shell 
 in groups of 10. Finish with a chain of 3 fastened at the edge. 
 
 Fifth Row — Fasten the }arn in the centre corner of the scallop beginning the row, 
 make 9 D C in the ist eye of the 4th row, and fasten the last one in the Sg. C of the 
 same row. Repeat across the row. 
 
 Repeat in the following order. 
 
 Sixth Row — Same as 2nd. 
 
 Seventh— Same as 3rd. and so on, taking care always to have side edges even. 
 
 ABBREVIATIONS 
 
 T C or Tr. C — Treble Crochet. 
 
 Ch. — Chain. 
 
 SI. St.— Slip v^titch. 
 
 Sg. C — Single Crochet. 
 
 D C— Double Crochet. 
 
 S C — Short Crochet. 
 
 L C — Long Crochet. 
 
 P— Picot. 
 
 C — Crochet. 
 
 Th. O— Throw Over. 
 
 DIRECTIONS FOR WASHING KNIT GARMENTS 
 TO AVOID SHRINKING 
 
 1. .Make warm Soap Suds (not much soap). Proper heat for the suds is just 
 uncomfortably hot for the hands, but so as not to scald. 
 
 2. The washing and rinsing should all be done in warm — not hot — water. 
 
 3. L'se pure soap only ; no chemicals or washing powders. 
 
 4. Do not rub soap on the garment. Put the garment through the wringer and 
 back in the suds 3 or 4 times. Rinse out in clear water, rvry llioroiigltly. 
 
 5. Wash carefully, rubbing as little as possible, and iici'cr on a ^casliboard. 
 
 6. Let the Suds and IFriiigcr do the tivr/,-. 
 
 7. Stretch the garments lengthwise and dry quickly in the oi)en air. 
 
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 INFANT'S 
 
 Afghan 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Colum- 
 bia Germantown Wool 
 
 3 hanks Cream White 
 
 3 hanks Gas Blue, No. 2 
 
 3 hanks Sunrise, No. I 
 
 1 hank Salmon, No. ! 
 
 2 Rubber Knitting Needles, 
 
 12 inch. No. 3 
 
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 This Afghan is made in plain knitting of Roman colors and block stitch of Pink, 
 Blue, and White. 
 
 First Row — Block stitch, plain . 
 
 Second Row — *7 plain, 3 purl, repeat from * to end of row. 
 
 Third Row — */ purl, 3 plain, repeat from * to end of row. 
 
 Fourth Row — * 7 plain, 3 purl, repeat from * to end of row. 
 
 Fifth Row — Plain. 
 
 Sixth Row — 2 plain, *3 purl, 7 plain, repeat from • 
 with 2 plain. 
 
 Seventh Row — 2 purl, 3 plain, 7 purl, repeat from 
 
 Eighth Row — Same as sixth row. 
 
 Ninth Row— Plain. 
 
 Repeat from second row until you have 5 blocks, 
 of Blue, and end with 9 rows of Blue. 
 
 Finish the Afghan with a binding of wide satin ribbon (Pink or Blue), or a large 
 White shell of 9 stitches, tipped with Blue. 
 
 Colors to be used in the following order. Begin with 177 stitches: 
 
 to end of row, ending the row 
 ending the row with 2 purl. 
 
 Repeat 3 times from first row 
 
 9 rows of Pink 
 I row of Blue 
 I row of Salmon 
 I row of Pink 
 I row of White 
 I row of Blue 
 I row of Salmon 
 I row of Pink 
 I row of White 
 5 blocks of Blue 
 
 I row of Salmon 
 I row of Pink 
 I row of White 
 I row of Blue 
 I row of Salmon 
 I row of Pink 
 I row of White 
 I row of Blue 
 5 blocks of White 
 
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 I row of Pink 
 I row of Salmon 
 I row of Blue 
 I row of White 
 I row of Pink 
 I row of Salmon 
 I row of Blue 
 I row of White 
 5 blocks of Pink 
 
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 COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 
 Popcorn Afghan for Infants 
 
 MATERIAL 
 
 8 Fold Columbia German- 
 town Wool 
 
 6 hanks Sunrise, No. 2 
 9 hanks Cream White 
 I hank Salmon, No. 
 1 hank Lily White. No. 3 
 I hank Old Rose, No. I 
 
 1 Wood Crochet Hook, 9 inch, 
 
 No. II 
 
 This Afghan when complete 
 measures 30 x 32 inches . . . 
 
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 Make same 40 stitche.s long and 27 rows wide. 
 Make a chain of 75 stitches. 
 
 First Row — I plain crochet stitch in chain, then take up next stitch on chain. 
 Keep I stitch on needle and crochet 3 chain stitches, the 4th stitch taken through 
 both stitches. (This forms the raised stitch or popcorn.) After the popcorn stitch, 
 make a Sg. C, then a popcorn, and continue in like manner to the end of chain, making 
 ^7 popcorns in the length of Afghan. 
 
 Second Row. — Commence with 2 Sg. C stitches, take needle through both stitches 
 so that the popcorn will come in between those of the ist row, and continue in a like 
 manner as in the ist row, putting i Sg. C between each popcorn through the whole 
 Afghan. 
 
 You must make popcorn come in between those of the row you have just finished. 
 Finish the Afghan with 2 rows of star stitch around the entire article, and a row 
 of popcorn stitch between them, and edge with chain of Pink and White. Take up stitch 
 in centre of star and crochet 5 stitches with White, then take up centre of next star 
 and crochet 5 stitches of Pink, (this makes it necessary to have both colors going at the 
 same time). In taking up the centre of the 3d star, cross the White over the Pink, 
 and continue in like manner all around the Afghan. 
 
 The colors are to be used in the following order . 
 
 1st — 3 rows Cream White 7th — i row Cream White 
 
 2nd — I row Lily White, No. 3 8th — i row Salmon, No. o 
 
 3rd — I row Old Rose. No. i 9th — 3 rows Sunrise, No. 2 
 
 4th — 3 rows Sunrise, No. 2 10th — i row Lily White, No. 3 
 
 5th — I row Cream While nth — 8 rows Cream White 
 
 6th — I row Lily White, No. 3 
 When finished the Afghan will contain 3 rows of fancy colored stripes, and 2 
 rows of solid White stripes. 
 
 Note. — This Afghan is very pretty when made of Columl)ia Eiderdown Wool in 
 the following colors : Pink and \Vhite or Blue and White. Material : Columbia Eider- 
 down Wool, 6 balls of color and 6 balls of white, i Wood Crochet Hook, 9 inch. No. 13. 
 
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 MATERIAL— 8 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 5 hanks Gaslight Blue, No. 2 3 hanks Cream White 
 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 or 5 
 
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 stitch and A of Wl it '^^''^^ ^°"^-, -^^ th,s chain crochet 4 rows of Bkie with star 
 stitch and 4 of White and so on, making 9 stripes in all, 5 of Blue and 4 of White 
 
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 Afghan 
 
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 M AT E R I A L — Columbia 
 
 Floss 
 
 3 hanks Pink 
 3 hanks White 
 
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 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 The hook used in making this stitch must be quite large. Two colors are usually 
 employed — we used Pink and White for the sample for illustration. 
 
 First Row — Make a long chain of White wool ; in the 4th stitch from the 
 hook make 8 treble crochets * skip 3 chain, make i Sg. C in the next stitch ; skip 3 
 chain, make 8 trebles in the 4th stitch and repeat from* until the Afghan is wide enough. 
 
 Turn. 
 
 Second Row — ^lake 8 trebles in the same stitch as the last 8; also make a 
 Sg. C in the corresponding one underneath. Repeat to the end of the row and break 
 off the wool. Turn the work and fasten on the Pink wool in the top of the ist wheel. 
 
 Third Row — Make chains of 7 stitches between the White wheels, fastening the 
 chains with a Sg. C between the 4th and 5th trebles in each wheel. 
 
 Turn. 
 
 Fourth Row — In the 4th chain-stitch of the chain last made, make 4 trebles 
 and fasten the last one in the Sg. C between the White wheels ; make 4 more trebles in 
 the same chain-stitch, and fasten in the Sg. C at the top of White wheel. Proceed_ in 
 this manner across the work. There will be i wheel less at each end in every Pink 
 row than the number in the White row, which will produce the effect of a lining. 
 
 Turn. 
 
 Fifth Row — ^Nlake 8 trebles in every 4th or same chain-stitch used before; 
 I Sg. C in every Sg. C, the same as in the 2d row. Break off the wool at the end of the 
 row, and join the White again at this point. 
 
 Sixth Row — Holding the Pink toward you make 9 chain, fastening with Sg. C 
 between the 4th and 5th trebles of the ist Pink wheel; 7 chain between the other wheels, 
 fastening with a Sg. C in the top of the wheels, and make chain at the end so as to 
 have the same number of White wheels as in the ist row of them. 
 
 Turn. 
 
 Seventh Row — Make 4 trebles in the 5th chain-stitch, and fasten the last one 
 in the top of the ist White wheel. 4 trebles in the same chain-stitch and fasten at top 
 of Pink wheel, carefully keeping the White yarn on one side of the work and the Pink 
 on the other. Repeat across the row ; make the Afghan about a yard long. 
 
 Finish with a border or with fringe or tassels. Any colors preferred may be 
 combined; but Pink and White, or Blue and White are the colors usually selected. 
 
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 Infants Afghan 
 
 Fancy Tricot Stitch 
 
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 MATERIAL 
 
 Fold Colombia German- 
 town Wool 
 
 lYz hanks White 
 4K hanks Blue 
 
 
 Wooden Double End Crochet Hook 
 20 in., No. 13 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 Wind the wool both blue and wliite into equal parts, as the two balls of the same 
 color are used at the same time. 
 
 Begin with lOO chains, take up each stitch as in Afghan stitch, retaining the 
 stitches on the needle. Turn the work (fasten the other ball of wool to the other end 
 of the work) and take the stitches off the needle with the other hook. With the same 
 hook take the stitches up again, then turn the work, taking them off with the other 
 hook. Two rows like this form a ridge. Then make 
 
 2 ridges of white 2 ridges of white 
 
 I ridge of blue i ridge of blue 
 
 alternating them until you have 15 ridges of white and 14 ridges of blue, finish with a 
 large shell of blue, 7 stitches in shell, put 3 single stitches between each shell and edge 
 with white picot. 
 
 The same stitch makes a pretty .Afghan of: 
 
 4 fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 5 hanks white and 4 hanks blue 
 
 I Wooden Double End Crochet Hook, 20 in.. No. 9 
 Begin with 155 chains 
 
 Make 2 ridges of white 
 }^Iake I ridge of blue Make i ridge of white 
 
 I ridge of white " i ridge of blue 
 
 4 ridges of blue " 4 ridges of white 
 
 Repeat from ist row of blue until you have 5 strips of blue and 4 white, ending 
 with 2 ridges of white. 
 
 Finish with large shell of white 9 stitches in shell, and edge with blue picot. 
 
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 INFANT'S Eiderdown Afghan 
 
 THIS AFGHAN IS MADE OF THE STAR 
 STITCH-TWO CONTRASTING COLORS 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Eiderdown 
 
 Pink. 8 balls White, 8 balls 
 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 9 
 
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 Make a chain of 65 stitches. 
 
 First row make 30 stars on this chain, continue in this manner. 22 rows, alternating 
 colors as follows : 
 
 3 rows Pink 
 2 rows White 
 I row Pink 
 I row White 
 I row Pink 
 
 2 rows White 
 2 rows Pink 
 2 rows White 
 I row Pink 
 
 I row White 
 
 1 row Pink 
 
 2 rows White 
 
 3 rows Pink 
 
 Border with a shell of 6 double crochet, with picot edge. 
 
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 Newport Afghan 
 
 MATERIAL 
 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 3 hanks Lily White, No. 7 
 
 4 hanks Lily While, No. 6 
 2 hanks Lily White, No. 5 
 2 hanks Lily White, No. 3 
 
 2 hanks Lily White, No. 2 
 
 1 hank Lily White, No. I 
 3;2 hanks Scarlet, No. 9 
 4 hanks Scarlet, No. 7 
 
 3 hanks Scarlet, No. 5 
 2^2 hanks Scarlet, No. 2 
 3 hanks Scarlet, No. i }'2 
 lYz hanks Scarlet, No. 1 
 
 2 hanks Scarlet, No. 
 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 The Afghan consists of 5 stripes : 3 Scarlet, 2 Lily White — 7 shades of Scarlet, 
 6 of Lily White. 
 
 Commence with a chain of 291 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Sg. C, I in each chain. 
 
 Second Row — Same stitch, picking up back thread. 
 
 Third Row — i Sg. C, then wrap twice for a treble, sticking in the ist row of the 
 Sg. C, then 3 Sg. C. Always pick up first the back thread, then the treble, then crochet — 
 and so on till end of row. At end of each row break ofif the thread. 
 
 Fourth Row — 2 Sg- C, then the treble — this brings the treble back of the one in 
 the preceding row. Then 3 Sg. C, i above the treble, which must be stuck through the 
 stitch. For the other two pick up back thread and continue thus until you have 5 S. C. 
 stitches at the beginning of row. Then commence the pattern again. 
 
 Make 
 
 4 rows of Darkest Red 
 4 rows of next 
 4 rows of next 
 3 rows of next 
 
 3 rows of next 
 3 rows of ne.xt 
 2 rows of Lightest Red 
 with treble put in same as before. 
 
 On the next row put in the treble even with the one in the preceding row, putting 
 the treble of this row in the treble of the last row. Then reverse the pattern and let 
 the treble run the other way. making i more row — the lightest shade making 4 rows in 
 all of the Lightest Red — then make the same number of rows for the other side 
 of stripe. 
 
 For Lily White Stripe. 
 4 rows of Darkest 
 4 rows of next 
 4 rows of next 
 
 3 rows of next 
 3 rows of next 
 2 rows of Lightest 
 
 Then reverse same as in Red, join the stripes with the Red and the Lily W^hite 
 next to the darkest shade in each color, making a chain of 3 stitches of each shade, and 
 crossing to form the cord. For shell use the same shade of Red as for cord, making 
 9 D. C. for each shell, 3 S. C. between. For the picot use the same shade of Lily White 
 as for cord. 
 
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 ^^!S( OS^T^ COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 Coffee Bean Afghan 
 
 MATERIAL— 8 Fold Columbia Germantown Wco\ 
 
 15 hanks Olive Green, No. 6 6 hanks Copper, No. 2 
 
 4 hanks Ohve Green, No. 5 4 hanks Copper, No. 1 
 
 4 hanks Salmon, No. 3 hanks Copper, No. 
 
 I Wooden Crochet Hook, No. 15 
 
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 Commence with a chain of 164 stitclies, 82 beans in length of Afghan, i stitch 
 between each bean. 
 
 To make the bean, stick the needle through the stitch without wrapping, then 
 wrap I over needle and stick in the same stitcli, then wrap again and stick in the 
 same stitch, then draw all the stitches together and fasten. 
 
 Bean Afghan is alike on both sides. You crochet back and forth without break- 
 ing the wool, except to add a different shade. 
 
 6 rows of Olive Green No. 6 i row Salmon No. 0. 
 
 I row Olive Green No. 5 i row Olive Green No. 5 
 
 I row Salmon No. o 3 rows Olive Green No. 6 
 
 1 row Copper No. o. i row Olive Green No. 5 
 
 2 rows Copper No. i i row Salmon No. 
 5 rows Copper No. 2 i row Copper No. 
 2 rows Copper No. i 2 rows Copper No. i 
 I row Copper No. o 7 rows Copper No. j 
 
 This is the centre of Afghan. INIake the other side in corresponding manner. 
 
 BORDER. — Use Salmon No. o, making i D. C, 3 chain, then i D. C, crossing 
 the 1st, sticking back in the 3d stitch from 1st. Skip 3 stitches and continue in like 
 manner. For large shell use Olive Green No. 6. 7 D. C. stitches in shell. Over the 
 shell make i row of Copper No. i. Finish with picots, using Copper No. 2. 
 
 Another very attractive combination of colors for this Afghan is: Lily \\'hite 
 Nos. 3, 5 and 7; Old Rose No. 2; Sunrise No. i ; Salmon No. 0; and Cream White. 
 
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 Couch 
 Afghan 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Colum- 
 bia Germantown Wool 
 
 4)4 hanks Sunrise, No. I 
 5)4 hanks Old Rose, No. I 
 3)4 hanks Salmon, No. 
 2)4 hanks Cream White 
 
 4 hanks Lily White, No. 3 
 
 5 hanks Lily White, No. 4 
 
 5 hanks Lily White, No. 5 
 
 6 hanks Lily White, No. 7 
 
 1 Wooden Crochet Hook, No. 1 5 
 
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 This Afghan can be made with 8 fold Columbia Germantown, using 2 rows of 
 each of the shades and 6 rows of the Dark Lily White, following the same directions 
 as for 4 fold. 
 
 Commence with a chain of 291 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Sg. C, I in each stitch of chain. Break ofif at end of each row. 
 
 Second Row — Sg. C stitch, picking up back stitch. 
 
 Third Row— i Sg. C stitch, then wrap wool twice over needle for treble, sticking 
 needle in the top stitch of the ist row of Sg. C, then 3 Sg. C. picking up the back 
 thread, then the treble, and so on until end of row. 
 
 Fourth Row — 2 Sg. C, then the treble. This brings the treble back of the one in 
 preceding row. then 3 Sg. C, one above the treble must be taken through the stitch. For 
 other two take up back thread. Always 3 stitches between treble so that in each row the 
 treble will be i stitch back of the treble in the preceding row^ 
 
 Colors to be used in the following order : 
 
 2 rows Lily White No. 5 
 2 rows Lily White No. 4 
 2 rows Old Rose No. i 
 2 rows Sunrise No. i 
 2 rows Salmon No. o 
 2 rows Lily White No. 3 
 2 rows Cream White 
 2 rows Lily White No. 3 
 
 2 rows Salmon No. o 
 2 rows Sunrise No. i 
 2 rows Old Rose No. i 
 2 rows Lily White No. 4 
 2 rows Lily White No. 5 
 8 rows Lily White No. 7 
 2 rows Lily White No. 5 
 2 rows Lily White No. 4 
 
 1st. 
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 Start with Old Rose and continue as before, making 4 light and 3 dark stripes. 
 
 BORDER.— Use Old Rose, making 2 D. C, 3 chain, and 2 D. C— crossing the 
 sticking back in the 3d stitch from first, skip 4 stitches, and continue in same man- 
 
 For shell use Lily White No. 4, 9 D. C. stitches in each shell. For picot over 
 I. use No. 7 Lilv White 
 
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 Roman Couch Afghan 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown "Wool 
 
 2 hanks Olive Green, No. 4 1 hank Yellow, No. 1 
 13 hanks Olive Green, No. 6 ] ^z hanks Cream White 
 
 3 hanks Gas Blue, No. 3 3 hanks Black 
 
 3}4 hanks Sunrise, No. 3 I Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 
 
 1 Medium Bone Crochet Hook, No. 6 
 
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 This afghan consists of 5 strips, 3 Green and 2 Roman. 
 
 ROMAN STRIPS, AFGHAN STITCH. 
 
 Make a chain of 44 stitches. 
 
 Colors to be used in the following order : 
 
 2 rows Black 
 15 rows Gas Blue No. 3 
 2 rows Black 
 
 1 row Sunrise No. 3 
 Olive Green No. 4 
 Yellow No. I 
 Gas Blue No. 3 
 
 2 rows Cream white 
 I row Sunrise No. 3 
 I row Olive Green No. 4 
 
 I row 
 I row 
 I row 
 
 I 
 
 row 
 
 Sunrise No. 3 
 
 2 
 
 rows 
 
 Cream white 
 
 I 
 
 row 
 
 Gas Blue No. 3 
 
 I 
 
 row 
 
 Yellow No. I 
 
 I 
 
 row 
 
 Olive Green No. 4 
 
 I 
 
 row 
 
 Sunrise No. 3 
 
 IS 
 
 rows 
 
 Gas Blue No. 3 
 
 2 
 
 rows 
 
 Black 
 
 I row Yellow No. i 
 I row Gas Blue No. 3 
 
 1 row Cream White 
 
 2 rows Black 
 15 rows Sunrise No. 3 
 
 2 rows Black 
 
 I row Cream White 
 
 I row Gas Blue No. 3 
 
 I row Yellow No. i 
 
 I row Olive Green No. 4 
 
 Continue in this manner, reversing colors, until the strip measures 2 yards 
 in length. Make 2 rows of single crochet on each side of the strip with Gas Blue 
 No. 3, and i row of single crochet of Yellow No. i. 
 
 PLAIN STRIPS, STAR STITCH. 
 
 Make a chain of 48 stitches with Olive Green No. 6. 
 
 Make i row of star stitches. 22 stars to the row, turn. 
 
 Make i row of single crochet, turn. 
 
 Make i row of star stitch. Continue in this manner, being careful to have 22 
 stars in a row, until the strip measures 2 yards in length. 
 
 Make 2 rows of single crochet on each side of strip, with Sunrise No. 3. and 
 I row of Cream White. 
 
 Join the strips with i row of single crochet of Black. Make 2 rows of single 
 crochet around the entire Afghan with Sunrise No. 3, and i row of Cream White, and 
 I row of Black. 
 
 BQRDER.— With a shell of 9 treble crochets, with Olive Green No. 4. 
 
 Finish with picot edge of Olive Green Xo. 6. 
 
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 Infants Golf Cape 
 
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 MATERIAL — 2 or 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 1 }< hanks White }4 hank Pink 
 
 I Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
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 Chain 83 for neck, make i long crochet back into the 5th chain, chain i, then 
 I long crochet, repeating to the end of chain and thns forming ribbon holes. 
 
 Fir^t Row of fancy stitch, plain. 
 
 Second Row — Begin with chain 3, make i fancy stitch, chain i, then widen 
 I, make i, then widen, i plain, then widen for the shonlder. Continue with 8 plain, 
 widen I, I plain, widen i, making this the middle back seam. Make the last half 
 of the row just like the first half. 
 
 Third Row — Chain 3, i fancy stitch, chain i, widen i, chain i, 11 stitches, widen 
 I, I plain, widen i (for shoulder), 10 plain, widen i, then i plain (middle of back), then 
 widen i, finish row as before. 
 
 ^Nlake 21 rows precisely like the Second and Third. 
 
 BORDER. — 2 rows of long crochet in clusters of 3. 
 
 The shell consists of 2 long crochet with chain of i between and 3 corals 
 with 2 long crochet on other side. 
 
 Corals are made by putting wool over hook 9 times in succession, then put the 
 hook through the space in preceding row intended for the shell, put wool over hook 
 and draw through the length of coral, put thread over again, chain i. Last row of 
 border, chain 3 caught into each space on top of shell. 
 
 Star stitch or shell stitch can be used for Cape. 
 
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 Shoulder 
 Cape 
 
 Crocheted 
 
 M A T E R I A L — Columbia 
 Floss, or 4 Fold Columbia 
 Germantown Wool, or 3 
 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 4 hanks 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 6 or 8 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 Chain 7, and join in ring. Do not have the chain too loose. 
 
 First Round — 3 chain to stand as treble, i treble in ring'-^ i chain, i treble in ring, 
 and repeat from* until there are 15 treble, not reckoning the chain, i chain, slip stitch 
 into hole made by chain at beginning. There will be 16 spaces. 
 
 Second Round — 3 chain, i treble under chain in next hole, i chain, i treble in same 
 hole,* I chain, i treble into next hole, i chain, i treble into next hole again, i chain, 
 I treble into same hole, and repeat from* ; the round ends i chain, slip stitch into hole 
 made by 3 chain at beginning. 8 increases with 2 holes between. 
 
 Third Round. — Chain 3 as usual, i treble in next hole, i chain, i treble in same 
 hole,* I chain, i treble in next, and repeat from* until you have worked i treble into 
 the next increase in previous round ; make i chain, i treble into same hole, and repeat 
 from 1st* in 3d round to end of round. There will be 3 holes between increases. 
 Work every round on the same principle as you have worked the 3d, getting an extra 
 hole between increases in each succeeding round. Thus, in the 4th round, there will 
 be 4 holes between increases, in the 5th, 5 holes betweeen increases, and so on. When 
 15 or 21 rounds are done, according to the depth desired, begin the border. 
 
 Note — The idea is that the centre of the shawl forms a sort of a yoke to come nicely to the 
 edge of the shoulders, and with this end in view it is often worked a little closer than the lighter 
 border, even if the same needle is used throughout. Taste will dictate style, and both centre and 
 border can be made of any depth wished, as will be seen from the instructions. 
 
 BORDER.— First Round — Make 2 double crochet under chain in every space. 
 
 Second Round — 3 chain, i treble, i chain, 2 treble, all under top loops of ist 
 stitch* miss i stitch, then 2 treble, i chain, 2 treble, all under the loops of next stitch, 
 repeat from* to end of round; join last shell to first. 
 
 Third Round — Slip stitch under the top loop of the next treble into the hole in 
 middle of ist shell in previous round, then 3 chain, i treble, i chain, 2 treble, all into 
 hole in ist shell (this ist shell is the one you have just slip stitched into the middle 
 of,)* 2 treble, i chain, 2 treble, all into the middle of next shell, and repeat from* to 
 end of round; join as before; slip stitch to middle of ist shell. 
 
 Fourth Round — 3 chain, 2 treble, i chain, 3 treble, in hole in ist shell.* 3 treble, 
 I chain, 3 treble in hole in next shell, repeat froin* to end, join as before, and slip 
 stitch to middle of ist shell. Repeat the 4th round continuously, watching the work 
 as you go on, to see that it does not draw in at all. If at any time, it seems to 
 need widening, e'ther use a larger hook and work more loosely, or lay the work on the 
 table, and mark 8 soaces in the round as nearly as possible above the increases in the 
 centre portion, and at each of these spaces when working the next round, put an in- 
 crease by working 2 treble, i chain. 2 treble, i chain. 2 treble, all into the i shell. 
 This gives spaces for 2 shells in next round. When the shawl is deep enough, which 
 it probably will be in from 12 to 18 rounds, the final round is a scallop. It can be 
 widened oftener than the 8 spaces if needed. See note. 
 
 Scallop Round. — *Double crochet between the shell just worked and the next, g 
 treble in middle of next shell, and repeat from* all around. 
 
 XoTE — If 9 treble are not enough, or you wish any more fanciful scallop, it is easy to alter the 
 one given. The main thing is to keep the work pretty. It must be well rounded and not drawn in 
 the least at the edge, and is better a little full than otherwise. Increasings can be made without 
 counting so long as proper effect is obtained, as often as required. Many workers prefer to do all 
 shaping by changing to larger hooks as the work progresses. But care will enable any one to get a 
 good result. 
 
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 Ladies* Yoke Cape 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 hank for Yoke 2/4 hanks for Cape 
 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 5 
 
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 Chain 83. First Row — Ribbon holes — i double crochet and i chain alternating. 
 One plain row star stitch, begin chain 3, into which take up 2 loops and 2 more in' the 
 top of ribbon row, making 5 loops on hook. Put wool over and slip through all, form- 
 ing I cluster. 
 
 Second Row — Chain 3, do 10 stars or clusters, then begin to widen for shoulder 
 by making an extra star in the same hole as loth. Do i plain, i widen, and 9 plain 
 to middle back. Do i widening, and the remaining half row ditto. 
 
 Third Row- — Begin chain 3, as usual on every row. Widen in each row at shoul- 
 der, the 1st star widening to be put into space with loth. The number of stars between 
 the shoulders widen to increase by 2 in each row. 
 
 Fourth Row — Same as 3d, except widen in the middle back by 2 extra stars, i 
 on either side of the middle star. Widen at the back every other row, for 11 rows. 
 The work is turned at every row instead of breaking the thread. 
 
 SKIRT OR BOTTOM OF CAPE.— First Row— Chain 3 in first space, 4 D C, 
 in next, i D C. in 3d space and 4 D C — thus alternating for 10 rows. Do 5 rows more 
 with 2 D C in place of i D C in preceding 10 rows. 
 
 A shell of 8 D C about the whole edge finishes the cape. 
 
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 Columbia Opera Cape 
 
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 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 4 hanks 
 
 Columbia Shetland Wool 
 
 2 hanks 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
 1 J 2 yards (1 inch wide) Ribbon to tie tt neck 
 
 2 yards (3 inches wide) Ribbon for stoles 
 
 I N S T R U 
 
 T I O N S 
 
 Make a cliain of 98 stiiohes with Floss. 
 
 First Row — Make l D C in fourth chain stitch, then in every 
 chain stitch to the end (there will he 95 D C in all) and counting 
 I , the lirst 3 chain stitches as r D C will make it 96. 
 
 ^ Second Row — 3 chain stitches * 9 D C on top of D C in 
 
 previous row, 2 D C on top of the loth DC* and repeat from * to * to end of row. 
 Third Row — Same as 2nd row. 
 
 Fourth Row— 5 D C, .then 2 D C in everv 6th D C. 
 Fifth Row— 3 D C, then 2 D C in every 4th D C. 
 
 Sixth Row — Increase i stitch four times at different points in this row. 
 Seventh Row — Increase i stitch three times at different points in this row. 
 Eighth Row — Increase i stitch five times at different points in this row. 
 Ninth Row — Same as Sth row. 
 Tenth Row — Same as 7th row. 
 
 Eleventh Row — Increase i stitch six times at dift'erent points in this row. 
 Twelfth Row — Same as Sth row. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Increase i stitch seven times at different points in this row. 
 Fourteenth Row — Same as 13th row. 
 This completes the body of Cape. 
 
 TO MAKE RUFFLES. 
 
 Commence at bottom of body just completed and * make a chain of 5 stitches 
 with Floss, skip 4 D C, then fasten with a slip stitch in the tifth stitch *. Repeat from 
 * to * to end of row. At the end make 3 chain stitches and turn, work 7 D C in every 
 chain of 5 stitches, break off yarn, and repeat the above in every alternate row of body. 
 There will be 8 rows of ruffles in all. Now with Shetland Wool work over every 
 ruffle and in every stitch a picot edge, work at neck, one or two rows with Shetland 
 Wool a picot edge. Draw the i inch ribbon through at the first row at neck. ^----1- 
 with stoles of 3 inch wide ribbon, i yard long for each side. Sew on at neck. 
 
 Finish 
 
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 Rainbow Shawl 
 
 
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 MATERIAL— Columbia Shetland Wool 
 
 3 hanks White 
 
 1 hank Light Pink 
 
 I hank Light Blue 
 
 1 hank Light Yellow 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 14 inch, No. 5 or 6 
 
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 Cast 200 stitches 
 
 12 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 12 rows Pink 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 6 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 8 rows Blue 
 
 2 rows Yellow 
 12 rows Pink 
 
 2 rows Yellow 
 32 rows White 
 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 7 rows Blue 
 Crochet edge around. 
 
 2 ro\\ s Yellow 
 
 32 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 7 rows Pink 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 32 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 7 rows Blue 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 32 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 12 rows Pink 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 5 rows Vv'hite 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 5 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 8 rows Blue 
 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 6 rows White 
 2 rows Yellow 
 
 12 rows Pink 
 2 rows Yellow 
 12 rows White 
 
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 Ladies* Circular Shawl 
 
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 MATERIAL— Columbia Shetland Wool 
 
 8 hanks 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
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 Chain 5, join, fill with 16 long crochet. 
 
 First Row — Chain 3. do 8 long crochet between 2d and 3d long crochet of the 16, 
 then I long crochet, skipping 2 as before, then 8 long crochet and i long crochet. 
 Continue alternating until there are 4 clusters of 8 long crochet. 
 
 Second Row — Chain 3, do 6 long crochet and then i long crochet in top of pre- 
 ceding 8 long crochet. Make i long crochet over the i long crochet in first row. Con- 
 tinue alternating 6 long crochet with i long crochet until there are S clusters of 6 
 long crochet. 
 
 Third Row — Chain 3, proceed like first row with clusters of 8 long crochet in 
 middle of top of tlie 6 long crochet in preceding row, and alternating every time with 
 I long crochet. 
 
 Fourth Row — Like second. 
 
 Fifth Row — Like first. 
 
 Si.xth and Seventh Rows — Rows of the 6 shell. 
 
 Eighth Row— Row of the 8 shell. 
 
 Next 6 rows of the 6 shell. 
 
 Next row of 8 shell 
 
 The shawl may be made as large as desired by alternating 6 rows of the 6 
 shell with i of the 8. 
 
 Finish with a shell of 12 long crochet about the edge. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
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 Circular Shawl 
 
 
 MATERIAL—Columbia Floss 
 
 4 hanks 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, 8 inch, No. 8 
 
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 Make a chain of 5 and join. In this space make 24 D C. 
 
 Second Row — ]\Iake 2 D C in every space. 
 
 Third Row — ]\Iake 2 D C in i space, and i D C in the next space. Continue 
 in this way for 5 rows ; this completes the yoke. 
 
 Eighth Row — Chain 3, make a shell of 4 D C in the ist space, skip 3 stitches, 
 and make i D C in the next space. Continue in this way until you have 62 shells in a 
 row. 
 
 i\Iake 3 row of shells of 4 D C, and 5 row of shells of 6 D C. 
 
 BORDER.— With shell of 8 D C with picot edge. 
 
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 Columbia Cape 
 
 
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 MATERIAL- 
 
 "♦/^^^Lj— - 
 
 -3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 3 hanks 
 
 Columbia Floss 
 
 3 hanks 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 8 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
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 YOKE. — ]\Iake a cliain of 4 and join. 
 
 First Row — Fill with 14 single crochet, turn. 
 
 Second Row — i single crochet in the ist stitch, 2 single crochets in the next 
 slitch, repeat in this order to the end of the row, always taking up the back stitch, 
 to form a rib. Join with slip stitch, turn, continue in this manner increasing at inter- 
 vals until you have 184 stitches and 14 ribs. 
 
 BORDER. — Make a shell of 4 D C in every other stitch until you have 92 
 shells in a row, join, continue in this way until you have 7 rows of shells of 4 stitches 
 each. Now make 6 rows of shells of 6 stitches each. On the 6th row make one 
 double shell of 6 stitches every 6 shells. On the 7th row make a shell of 6 and I stitch 
 between, border with a shell of 6 stitches and i picot on every stitch. 
 
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 Ladies' Circular Shawl 
 
 
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 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 8 hanks 
 
 I Large Bone Crochet Hook, No. 8 
 1 Medium Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
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 First Row — ^lake a chain of 4 and join. 
 
 Second Row — Chain 3, count this as i double crochet, make 14 double crochets 
 and join. 
 
 Fourth Row — Chain 3, count this as i double crochet, make i double crochet 
 close to the chain, make i double crochet in the next space, 2 double crochets in the 
 next space, and so on. 
 
 Fifth Row — Chain 3, count this as i double crochet, make i double crochet 
 close to this chain, make i double crochet in the next space, i double crochet in the next 
 space, and 2 double crochets in the next space. Continue in this manner until you have 
 18 single double crochets between each double crochet. This completes the yoke. 
 
 For border use large bone Crochet hook. Make 2 double crochets in each space 
 for 9 rows, fringe with a chain of 10 and i single crochet in every space. 
 
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 Sea Shell Shawl 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 5 hanks 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 5 
 
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 Make a chain of 136 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Make a shell of 7 stitches, skip 3 of the chain stitches, make another 
 shell and continue so until you have 17 shells, then end the row with single crochet 
 and turn. 
 
 Second Row — Make single crochet, 3 chain stitches, take up 4 stitches, hold on 
 needle (do not work them of? the needle), draw together. Then make 3 chain stitches 
 and single crochet in the 5th stitch of shell. Chain 3 again, take up 7 stitches, draw 
 together, chain 3 again, single crochet middle of shell. Continue until row ends, and 
 turn. 
 
 Third Row — Single crochet, make a shell of 7 and continue until row is finished, 
 making 58 rows, then make the border. 
 
 BORDER. — 3 rows of shells, 9 stitches in each. For the tassels, 17 chain 
 stitches in a loop, 5 loops to each bunch, and i bunch to each shell in the border. 
 
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 L A D I E S* S H AW L WiTH YOKE 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 5 hanks 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 1 Wood Crochet Hook, No. 15 
 
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 First Row — With bone crochet hook make a chain of 4 and join. 
 
 Second Row — Cliain 3; count this as i treble; make 9 treble and join. 
 
 Third Row — Chain 3; count this as i treble; i treble close to this, 2 treble in 
 each space, join. 
 
 Fourth Row — Chain 3; count this as i treble; i treble close to this, i treble in 
 next space, 2 treble in 2 treble, i treble in next space, 2 treble m next 2 treble, and 
 so on. 
 
 Continue in this way until you have 21 rows, 19 single trebles between each 
 double trebles. 
 
 BORDER. — Use wood crochet hook. 2 treble in every space for 8 rows, 2 treble 
 in 2 treble, chain 10 and single crochet in every space. 
 
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 Shoulder Shawl 
 
 Knit 
 
 
 MATERIAL — 5 Fold Colombia Germantown "Wool 
 5 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 14 inches. No. 6 
 
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 Cast on lOO stitches. 
 First Row — Knit across, plain. 
 
 Second Row — Knit across, plain, and narrow i stitch at end. 
 Third Row — Same as ist. » 
 
 Fourth Row — Same as 2d. 
 
 Continue until you have 100 rows knit, and you will find you have but I stitch 
 left on needle; then hind off. 
 
 FRINGE. — Go all around shawl twice, ist row: crochet very loose chain of 
 10 stitches, catching in every other stitch. 2d row : same as first, catching in stitch 
 skipped 1st row round. 
 
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 Roman Shoulder Shawl 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 4 hanks White 
 
 Columbia Shetland Wool 
 
 1 hank Light Blue 
 
 . 1 hank Light Pink 
 
 1 hank Light Yellow 
 
 1 hank White 
 
 2 Wooden Knitting Needles, No. 17 
 
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 The illustration was made from a photo- 
 graph of the shawl folded in half. 
 WTien opened out the shawl measures 
 about 40 X 72 inches. 
 
 
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 Use the yarn double, i thread Shetland Wool and i thread Shetland Floss. 
 Cast on 100 stitches White Wool and White Floss. 
 
 6 rows White Wool and White Floss i row Yellow Wool and White Floss 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows Pink 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows Blue ' 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows Pink ' 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows White ' 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows Blue ' 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows White ' 
 
 I row Yellow ' 
 
 4 rows 
 I row 
 4 rows 
 I row 
 4 rows 
 
 Pink 
 
 Yellow 
 
 White 
 
 Yellow 
 
 Blue 
 
 
 
 4 rows White 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows Pink " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows White " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows Blue " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows White " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows Pink " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows Blue " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 4 rows Pink " 
 
 
 
 ' I row Yellow " 
 
 
 
 ' 6 rows White " 
 
 Crochet an edge around and finish both ends with knotted fringe 7 inches long, 
 and composed of 8 strands each of Wool and Floss. 
 
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 Fascinator 
 
 MATERIAL- -Columbia Floss 
 
 2/^ hanks 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
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 ]\Iake chain of 3 stitches and join. Chain 4 stitches and make shell of 6 loose 
 D C in the ring. 
 
 Turn, Ch. 4, and make shell of 6 D C in ist stitch of ist shell, fasten with Sg. C 
 into middle of shell, and make shell of 6 D C in last stitch of ist shell. 
 
 Turn Ch. 4, make shell in ist stitch of ist shell, fasten with Sg. C in centre of 
 ist shell, make shell of 6 D C in space between 2 shells, fasten with Sg. C in centre 
 of next shell, make shdl of 6 D C in last stitch of last shell. 
 
 Turn, Ch. 4, and repeat shells till 7 rows are completed; the last row having 7 
 shells. 
 
 At end of 7th row make chain of 81 stitches, make 2 D C in each of the 4th, 
 5th and 6lh stitches from end of chain, fasten with Sg. C in 9th stitch. Make 9 shells in 
 this way. 
 
 Make nth shell in ist stitch of last shell of 7th row and fasten in middle of shell; 
 continue across 7lh row as at first, then make chain of 81 stitches and proceed as above, 
 thus making the 8th row. 
 
 Turn, Ch. 4 and repeat, widening at each end in same way as at point at begin- 
 ning, and continue till 15 rows are completed. 
 
 Finish with a fringe 3 inches deep by making Ch. of 15 loose stitches and fasten 
 in each stitch of edge. 
 
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 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 2 hanks 
 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 12 
 
 2 Wooden Knitting Needles, 1 4 inch, No. 9 
 
 I Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 8 
 
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 Cast en steel needles lo stitches. Knit plain for ii rows, increasing i stitch 
 every row at right-hand side. (A row means knit across and back.) Now transfer your 
 work to the wooden needles, and knit plain for ii rows increasing as with steel needles. 
 Continue knitting in this way, transferring work from wood to steel needles every ii 
 rows, until you have transferred to the steel needles 5 times. Knit 5 rows plain, 
 increasing i stitch every row, (this is the centre or half of the fascinator.) Now knit 5 
 rows plain, decreasing i stitch every row on the right-hand side, transfer the work to 
 the wooden needles, and continue same as ist half, decreasing i stitch every row. 
 Bind off, crochet a border of double row of 7 chain and i single crochet. 
 
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 Infants Knit Hood 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 1 hank Pink 
 
 1 liank Cream White 
 
 3 Steel Knitting Needles, medium size 
 
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 Cast on 20 stitches, knit [ilain fnr ir ridges, the ridges formed by knitting once 
 across and back. Knit plain for 9 ridges, increasing I stitch at each side of needle 
 every ridge. Knit plain for 20 ridges, knit plain for 9 ridges, decreasing i stitch at 
 each side of needle every ritlge. This leaves 20 stitches remaining on needle and 
 finishes the crown. Now take a crochet needle and pick up stitches on the right side 
 of the crown. Knit the 20 stitches off the needle and pick up 47 stitches on the left 
 side of the crown, making 114 stitches on the needle. Knit plain for 30 ridges. On the 
 next or 31st ridge, knit 39 stitches on to a spare needle, take up another needle and knit 
 36 stitches. This leaves 39 stitches remaining on another spare needle. Now knit the 
 36 stitches plain for 10 ridges, knitting i stitch off the spare needle at each side every 
 ridge. This makes 56 stitches on needle. Knit plain across also stitches on spare 
 needle for 2 ridges. Bind off. Pick up 84 stitches across the back and knit plain for 
 12 ridges, bind off, pick up 138 stitches across the front and knit plain for 24 ridges. 
 Bind off. 
 
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 Misses' Hood ^^'^ 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Floss 
 
 2 hanks 
 I Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 LINING. — Make a chain of 30 stitches 
 and turn. 
 
 First Row — Skip 6 stitches in the chain, 
 I long D C in each of the next 24 stitches. 
 
 Continue by making 7 more rows Hke 
 the one just described, and break the thread. 
 Begin at the side at the top of 2d row, 
 make a chain stitch, and i long D C in 
 the seam stitch, then 3 over the side of every 
 D C until the 8th row is reached, then 5 
 in the corner in every D C underneath, then 
 5 in the opposite corner ; then work down the 
 other side to the top of the 2d row of D C. 
 Begin at the bottom of the lining and 
 work 4 rows back and forth to form front - 
 
 and sides. This completes the lining. 
 
 OLITSIDE. — Begin at the bottom and make a chain about 14 inches in length. 
 To get the puff effect make the puffs thus : 
 
 3 D C in the 5th stitch (or the 6th stitch counting the one on the hook), 2 
 chain, i S C in the next stitch, skip 3 stitches, making a puff in the next stitch, and 
 repeat until there are 20 puffs. 
 
 Next row make i Sg. C in the top of the stitch just before the chain, 2 D C over 
 the 2 chain, and repeat across the row. 
 
 In the next row make the puffs in the single crochet. 
 
 Make 2 more rows, then in the 3d row of puffs (after making 6 puffs) widen 
 by making an extra puff just after the one in the Sg. C. ^lake 8 puffs, then widen as 
 before. 
 
 In the 5th row of puffs widen in the same way, then work plain puffs and inter- 
 mediate rows until there are 12 rows of puffs, and end with the plain rows, then break 
 the wool. Skip 9 puffs from the edge, holding the right side towards you, and make 6 
 puffs, which will leave 9 at the other side; work back and forth on the 6 puffs until 
 you have 11 rows of puffs. 
 
 Crochet each edge of the central portion to the adjoining edge of side portion, 
 thus forming top of Hood. 
 
 CAPE. — Begin at the bottom of Hood and make 20 puffs across. In the next row 
 of puffs widen in the centre and at the end ; next row widen at the beginning and end, 
 next row widen in the centre only, and in the last row make plain puffs without widen- 
 ing. Always widen in the puff rows, and be sure to make all the puffs on the same side. 
 
 To finish off the front of Hood make small scallops, 2 chain, 3 D C rather loose, 
 and further down add a Sg. C (far enough from the starting point of scallop). This 
 will cause the scallops to lay flat. 
 
 To finish the cape make the scallops 2 D C, 3 chain, i slip stitch in the top of the 
 last D C to form a purl, 2 D C, i purl, 2 D C, i purl, i D C. all in the same place, catch 
 down with i Sg. C so the scallop will lay flat, and work around the collar, making the 
 scallops flat at the corners as well as along the sides and lower edge. 
 
 Fasten a ribbon bow at the centre of the back where the collar joins the Hood, 
 and ribbon at the front for tying string. 
 
 Finish by making at the top a band of loop trimming, made thus: 7 chain, use 
 the wool double, skip 2 stitches of chain, put hook through the next one, wind the 
 wool over the fingers 3 times and draw through the stitch, repeat same in the next 4 
 stitches, work back in Afghan style, the whole drawn through the loop and the loop 
 made by 3 wind overs and repeat to the end of row. Continue to work back and forth 
 as above until you have 5 clusters of loops in each row, and until you have 17 rows. 
 Sew the Hood and finish with a ribbon bow at the top of the left side. 
 
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 Infants Ridin g Hoop 
 
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 MATERIAL— Columbia 2 Fold Saxony 
 
 1 '2 hanks 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 or 4 
 
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 Hood.-Chain 83, turn, put long crochet into 5lh chain, chain i, then long crochet 
 and continue alternating long crochet and chain i, forming ribbon holes. 
 
 First Row-Fancy tricot stitch, take up i loop either side of each long crochet, 
 put thread over, draw through the 2, thread over again, chain i between each fancy 
 tricot. Begin rows with chain 3. 
 
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 Infants Riding Hood 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Second Row — Fancy tricot, insert 5 extra fancy tricots at beginning and ending. 
 I fancy tricot between the ordinary ones. 
 
 Third Row — Fancy tricot, 4 extra widening fancy tricots at beginning and end. 
 
 Fourth and Fifth Rows — Perfectly plain fancy tricot. 
 
 Sixth Row — Skip i fancy tricot near either end. 
 
 Seventh and Eighth Rows — Like 6th row. 
 
 Next four Rows — Fancy tricot. 
 
 Next three Rows — Skip i fancy tricot at the ends. 
 
 Next five Rows — Perfectly plain. 
 
 Next three Rows — Skip i at either end. 
 
 Next (which should be the 25th Row) — Skip 2 fancy tricots at ends. Two of 
 the 25 rows are but partial rows of 8 fancy tricots each inserted at either side of head, 
 forming a small gore. 
 
 Beginning at the neck with chain 5, make ribbon holes about the face same as 
 about the neck. Make row of long crochet in clusters of 2's and 4's, alternating 
 into the ribbon holes about the face. Last row of Coral Shells. For directions of latter 
 refer to the Cape. 
 
 CAPE. — Chain 83, put long crochet into 5th chain, chain i, i long crochet alter- 
 nating for ribbbon holes. Do ist row plain fancy tricot stitch as follows: Take up 
 loop either side of each long crochet, put thread over, pull through 2, thread over 
 again and pull through 2 again. Chain i between each fancy tricot stitch. 
 
 Second Row — Fancy tricot, widen i at beginning and i on either side of the 
 nth fancy tricot to form the shoulder, also widen i on either side of middle back. 
 
 Third Row — Omit the widening at beginning, but do i widening immediately 
 before the widening preceding at shoulder and i after the preceding widening slitch. 
 
 Fourth Row — Widen i at beginning, widen 2 at shoulders and back on every 
 row for II rows. 
 
 BORDER FOR CAPE. — Do 3 rows about the bottom of yoke, consisting of 
 clusters of 2 and 4 long crochet alternating. 
 
 Fifth Row — 2 long crochet and cluster of 6 long crochet into the preceding 4 long 
 crochet. 3 last rows like the ist 3, carrying the 2 long crochet and 4 long crochet up 
 the fronts. Lastly make the Coral Shell about all sides and neck. 
 
 CORAL SHELL. — Do i long crochet into middle of 4 long crochet of last row 
 preceding Chain i, i long crochet. 3 corals, i long crochet, i chain, i long crochet. 
 Catch with single crochet into the 2 long crochet of preceding row. Make chain of 3 
 and catch with single crochet into each space of edge of shell. 
 
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 Ladies* Hood 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Shetland 
 ) Wool 
 
 3 hanks 
 I Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
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 Take the wool double. Make the lining first. 
 
 LINING. — Begin with a chain of 36 stitches and turn. 
 
 First Row — Skip 6 stitches in the chain, then i D C in each of the next 30 
 stitches. Make 8 more rows like one just described, then break the wool. 
 
 Next begin at the side. At the top of 2d row, make 5 chain, i D C in the 
 1st stitch, then 3 over the side of every D C until the 9th row is reached. Then 5 
 in the corner, then work the other side to the top of the 2d row of D C. 
 
 Next begin at the bottom of the lining and work 4 rows back and forth. 
 
 FRONT AND SIDES FOR THE OUTSIDE.— Begin at the bottom of back, 
 make a chain of 40 stitches, skip 6 chain stitches, make i high shell of 9 D C stitches, 
 skip 4 chain stitches, i Sg. C, skip 4 chain, make i high shell of 9 D C, skip 4 chain, 
 I Sg. C, skip 4 chain, make i high shell of 9 D C, ending with Sg. C ; then turn. 
 
 Second Row — 4 chain stitches, 4 D C in the bottom Sg. C. i Sg. C in the middle 
 of shell, next 9 D C in the next Sg. C, another shell in the next Sg. C, 5 D C at the end 
 of row. Repeat abcve until you have 11 rows. Then break the thread. 
 
 Begin at the side of the work, i Sg. C at the end. reach to next space and 
 make shell, 9 D C, i Sg. C, repeat until you have 10 shells in the row. Turn, 2d and 
 3d rows plain. 
 
 Fourth Row — Start at centre of hood, make 2 shell, i shell on the top of 2 shells ; 
 this is done to shape the hood. 
 
 Fifth Row — Begin at the end of work and continue until you have worked all 
 across. Repeat 3 more rows in the same maimer, then make 2 chain stitches, skip 2, 
 then I Sg. C. Continue all across the front 2 rows, then begin the cape. 
 
 CAPE. — Sew in the lining of the cap, then stitch through the lining with the 
 shells, work across the back, 9 shells across the rows. 7 D C in each shell. 
 
 Second Row — Increase 2 shells in the centre of the cape, then 3 more rows plain, 
 then trim the cape with a shell, 7 D C. Picot the edge. 
 
 Trim the front of hood with a scallop, 2 chain, i D C, 2 D C around the face. 
 The top of face 2 rows of shells. 11 D C picot edge the shell across the hood, 3 large 
 shells across the top. Finish with ribbons. 
 
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 Ladies* Outing Sweater 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Spanish 
 Knittingf Yarn 
 
 4 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch. No, 1 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
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 Cast on 114 stitches, * knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, 
 knit 1, purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, repeat from .star to end of row finishing with the broad 
 rib of 5 knitting and purling alternately. 
 
 In going back, reverse the order, beginning with purl i, knit i. Keep the ribs cor- 
 rect and make the right and wrong side to garment. Repeat the pattern until the back 
 is 14 inches long. 
 
 Leave 33 stitches each end for shoulders and bind ofif the stitches in centre for 
 neck. Put one of these sides on a spare needle and knit forward and back 4 times, 
 (or 8 rows in all), then cast on towards the front 81 stitches. 
 
 Knit the same ribs as the back for 6 inches. Cast on 15 stitches towards the 
 back for under arm size. 
 
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ICafe! ! ^O^^MBI. VARNS K M^^- 
 
 Ladies* Outing Sweater 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Knit 7 inches more after the 15 stitches are cast on. After the 7 inches arc 
 knitted knit from the front towards the under arm seam, until within 30 stitches of the 
 edge, turn and knit to the front leaving the 30 stitches on the needle. Turn and knit 
 towards the under arm seam until there arc 2>7 stitches on under arm needle. Repeat 
 this, leaving 7 stitches more each time on under arm needle until there are 50 stitches 
 left at front of garment. Slip all these stitches on steel needle and knit, commencing 
 at the under arm seam, knit and purl 9 stitches alternately. Knit and purl 2 together 
 9 times. Knit and purl 3 together 14 times. Knit and purl 4 together 15 times. 
 
 Then knit the belt by knitting 2 stitches and purling 2. V/z inches. Bind oflf 
 loosely. This gathers the fullness in front. 
 
 Make the other side to correspond with this. Pick up the stitches on the back 
 and knit 2 and purl 2 as in front. Knit and purl 7. 
 
 Knit and purl 2 stitches together 18 times. 
 
 Knit and purl 3 stitches together 4 times. 
 
 Knit and purl 4 stitches together i time. 
 
 Knit and purl 3 stitches together 4 times. 
 
 Knit and purl 2 stitches together 18 times. 
 
 Knit and purl 7 stitches. 
 
 Rib to a depth of V/2 inches. Bind off loosely. 
 
 SLEEVE. — Cast on 74 stitches on steel needle. Knit 2 and purl 2 to a depth 
 of 5 inches. Now change to bone needles and make the ribs same as garment. Knit 
 this ribbing for 5J/^ inches. * Increase i stitch each end of the needle for 2 rows. 
 Knit 4 rows without increasing. Repeat from *, 4 times. Knit 5 inches plain, increase 
 as before and bind off loosely. 
 
 Should the sleeve not be long enough after the last increase, knit the ribbing 
 without increasing to the length required, and then bind off. Sew the garment up on 
 wrong side and sew in sleeves. 
 
 COLLAR. — Cast on 120 stitches on steel needle, and rib 2 and 2 until collar is 
 6 inches. Bind off loosely, gather the fullness of the sweater in front and sew on 
 collar. Where hooks and eyes are used, face both sides of the garment with silk. 
 
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 Cable-Stitch Sweater 
 
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 MATERIAL — Columbia Worsted 
 Knitting Yarn 
 
 4 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 4 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
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 Cast on steel needles 72 stitches. Knit 2, purl 2, until the band is i^ inches deep. 
 Now with bone needles * purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, knit 5. Repeat from * to end of row. 
 
 Repeat this pattern for 10 rows, counting forward and back as 2 rows, taking care 
 when knitting back to knit in place of purling, and to purl in place of knitting. 
 
 nth row — * Purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, slip 3 stitches on spare needle, increase i stitch 
 in the next stitch by knitting the front of it and then the back. Knit the next stitch, 
 push the 3 stitches forward that have been slipped on spare needle and knit them. 
 Repeat from * to the end of row. 
 
 I2th row — Knit and purl back according to pattern, this forms the cable twist. 
 
 Knit 10 more rows according to pattern. 
 
 23d row — Make cable twist as before only slipping 4 stitches on spare needle, and 
 increasing i in the next. 
 
 24th row — Knit and purl back according to pattern. Make 10 rows more. 
 35th row — Make cable twist as before, slipping 4 stitches on spare needle, increas- 
 ing 1 in the next, knitting the next 2, pushing the 4 stitches forward and knitting them. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
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 Cable-Stitch Sweater 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 36th row — Knit and purl I)<ick according to pattern. This brings the pattern to the 
 required grouping, namely, purl 2. knit 2, purl 2, knit 8. This grouping must be kept 
 throughout the entire garment, with the cable twist the same regular intervals, and all 
 the decreasing is to be done on the edge of the garment instead of in the broad rib. Knit 
 10 rows. 
 
 47lh row — Knit cable without increasing. 
 
 48lh row — Knit and purl hack according to pattern. Knit 10 rows. 
 
 59th row — Knit cable. 
 
 6oth row — Knit and purl back according to pattern. This makes the back 5 full 
 cable twists in length. 
 
 1st row of 6th twist — Purl i, knit 2 together, knit i, knit across row according to 
 pattern until within 3 stitches of the end. Knit 2 together, purl i, knit back according 
 to pattern without any decreasing. Repeat this until 5 stitches are taken off each end. 
 This ends the decreasing. Make cable and knit back according to pattern. Make the 
 cable twists at regular intervals until the garment is 8 completed cables and 10 rows in 
 length. Knit 23 stitches on each end, making the cable twist and binding ofif the inter- 
 vening stitches for the neck. Now slip one of these shoulder pieces on a spare needle, 
 and knit the other according to the following directions. When completed go back and 
 knit the other side. 
 
 Knit the shoulder pieces iK cables in length, then cast on for the neck. In front 
 56 stitches. Complete half cable twist and knit 4 more cable twists in length. When 
 the last cable is completed cast 19 stitches on the end for the width under the arm. Knit 
 5 more cables in length. 
 
 Knit the pattern from the front toward the under arm seam until within 28 stitches 
 of edge. Turn and knit pattern back, leaving these 28 stitches on the needle. Turn and 
 knit towards the under arm seam until within 32 stitches, turn and knit the pattern back. 
 Repeat this leaving each time 4 more stitches on the under arm needle, until there are 
 only 28 stitches left to knit forward towards the front. 
 
 The garment is now ready for the band. 
 
 Begin with steel needles and make a rib of 2 and 2 for 28 stitches. 
 
 Rib 2 together 14 times, rib 3 together 10 times, rib 4 together 3 times. Rib the 
 band until it is ij/' inches deep. 
 
 SLEEVE. — Pick up 90 stitches on bone needle, knit 6 cables in length. Narrow 
 I stitch each end of needle as was done in the back, every 5th row. counting forward 
 and back as 2 rows. Continue narrowing in this way until there are 64 stitches on the 
 needle, making cable at the regular intervals. Continue knitting the sleeve without 
 further decreasing until it is 21 V'^ inches long. 
 
 CUFFS. — Take steel needle and rib 2 and 2 for 3' j inches, bind oflF loosely, sew 
 up the sleeve and under arm seams. 
 
 COLLAR. — Cast on steel needles 120 stitches, and rib the depth required. Bind 
 off loosely. Sew carefully to the neck of the garment, gathering the fullness in the 
 front, as near the middle as possible. 
 
 Face both sides of the garment with silk and fasten with hooks and eyes. 
 
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 Columbia Norfolk Jacket 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia German 
 Knittingf Yarn 
 
 6 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 14 inch, No. 3 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
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 The pattern is formed by alternate rows of purl and plain knitting, one row means 
 one needle. 
 
 Begin at back, cast on l)one needles 120 stitches, knit i plain row and i purl row 
 before commencing pattern. 
 
 First Row — Knit r plain, wrap thread, knit 2 together * knit g plain, wrap, knit 
 2 'together, wrap, knit 2 together, knit 18 plain, wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, knit 2 
 together *. Repeat from * to * to last 12 stitches, knit 9 plain, wrap, knit 2 together, 
 knit I plain. 
 
 Second Row — Same as first but knitted purl instead of plain stitch to make a 
 right and wrong side of work. 
 
 Repeat these two rows until back measures 7/-^ inches. 
 
 Beginning on right side of work, narrow at beginning and end of row one stitch, 
 do this on each side right row until you have narrowed 5 times, which will leave no 
 stitches; then knit until the entire back measures 15 inches long. 
 
 FOR SHOULDER— Knit 35 stitches, bind off 40 stitches for neck at centre of 
 back, leaving 35 stitches for the other shoulder. Knit shoulder i? j inches long. 
 
 FRONT, RIGHT SIDE— First Row— Knit from shoulder towards neck casting 
 on at neck 8 stitches, knit back to shoulder. 
 
 Repeat this, increasing 8 stitches as in first row, until you have 96 stitches on the 
 front including the 35 stitches of the shoulder. Keep making the pattern as you increase 
 the stitches ; it should be at shoulder, 4 purl * wrap, knit 2 together, w^rap, knit 2 
 together, 18 purl, wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, knit 2 together, 9 purl *. Repeat from * 
 to * the last to be 18 purl. 
 
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 COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 ^!^^ 
 
 Columbia Norfolk Jacket 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Repeat pattern until it measures 7;>^ inches including shoulder. Then add 8 
 stitches under arm which will give you the 9 stitches instead of 4, and wrap thread, 
 knit 2 together, knit 1, knit front at under arm 7^4 inches long to correspond with under 
 arm of back. 
 
 TO POUF — (If you want front to pouf you continue in this way. Knit from 
 front to under arm, leaving 28 stitches on the under arm needle, turn ;nid knit l)ack, 
 keeping the pattern all the while, knit leaving 4 more stitches each lime until you have 
 only 28 stitches on the needle towards the front, then knit all the stitches from front 
 to under arm. Bind off). 
 
 LEFT FRONT— The left front is knitted like the right front, excepting that 
 there are only 9 stitches at the front end instead of 18. being only 87 stitches. The 
 jacket should have 6 plaits, one centre of back and front, one on each shoulder, and 
 one on each side of front. Baste plaits as box plaits, using 8 stitches of the 18 as the 
 width of plaits, and 5 stitches for each side for underlap, catch them lightly underneath 
 on wrong side and press them, and catch them before joining the jacket or liuishing 
 neck, or skirt. Baste plaits evenly before catching or pressing. 
 
 COLLAR — For collar pick up all of the stitches at the neck, there should be 60 
 on each side with 40 in back (160). Knit with steel needles alternately ribbing 2 purl 
 and 2 plain so as to make the collar clinging, make it 3^^ inches deep, finish off with 
 little edge of crochet, turn over a i^^ inch roll. 
 
 SKIRT — Pick up all of the stitches in the back, and each front with steel 
 needles, at the waist, knit ribbing alternately I'j inches deep, 2 purl and 2 plain. Then 
 take bone needles knitting i purl and i plain alternately for 30 rows, finish ofif at bottom 
 same as collar. 
 
 STRAPS — Make 6 straps, 13 stitches wide, knitted to match the 18 stitches, make 
 them 114 inches deep, sew them to top and bottom of the fine waist ribbon at each plait. 
 
 Knit belt on steel needles, plain knitting garter stitch, 27, 30, or 36 inches long, 
 pointed at each end, sew centre to centre of back under strap, draw under each straj) 
 and cross at front under strap. 
 
 SLEEVES — Commence at top of sleeve. 
 
 First Row — Cast on bone needles 93 stitches. Purl i row, knit i plain, wrap, 
 knit 2 together * knit 9 plain, wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, knit 2 together, knit 9 plain, 
 wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, knit 2 together, knit 9 plain, wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, 
 knit 2 together, knit 9 plain. 
 
 Second Row — Turn, knit back to, purl 9, wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, knit 2 
 together, purl 9. 
 
 Third Row — Knit 9, wrap, knit 2 together, wrap, knit 2 together, knit 9. take up 4 
 stitches and turn. 
 
 Repeat this until you have taken up at each end all of the stitches, 4 at a time, 
 making the pattern of 9 stitches 7 times, then wrap, knit 2 together, and knit i at 
 beginning and end of needle. Knit sleeve 19 inches long, full at the inside the last time 
 you knit i plain, wrap, knit 2 together, knit 9 plain, then knit 2 together, all the way out 
 except the last 12 stitches, when you knit 9 plain, wrap, knit 2 together, knit i plain. 
 
 CUFF — Make cuff by using steel needles, ribbing 2 plain, 2 purl. 3' j inches deep. 
 Bind of¥, finish as collar. 
 
 Face left side of front, put 6 buttons, and face right side with a buttonhole piece. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 
 Columbia Sweater 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Worsted 
 Knittingf Yarn 
 
 5 hanks 
 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 1 inch. No. 4 
 
 This sweater buttons down the front to avoid 
 pulling over the head. Appropriate and 
 attractive colors — Hunter's Green, No. 8, 
 Cardinal, White or Black 
 
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 Cast on steel needles y2 stitches, purl 2, knit 2, making rib of 2 and 2 for 15 rows. 
 Now take bone needle and knit body of zig-zag stitch. 
 
 First Row — Knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 
 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 2. turn. 
 
 Second Row — Knit 6, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, 
 purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 6. turn. 
 
 Third Row — Purl 2, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5. turn. 
 
 Fourth Row— Knit 4, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, 
 purl 5. knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, turn. 
 
 Fifth Row — Purl 4, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 
 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 3, turn. 
 
 Sixth Row — Knit 3, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 
 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 4, turn. 
 
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 Seventh Row — Purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5. purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 3, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 4, turn. 
 
 Eighth Row — Knil 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, 
 "■purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 2, turn. 
 
 Ninth Row— Purl i, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 
 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit i, turn. 
 
 Tenth Row — Purl 2. knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5. purl 5, knit 
 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, turn. 
 
 Eleventh Row — Knit 5. purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, 
 purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 2, turn. 
 
 Twelfth Row — Purl i, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 5, purl 5, knit 5. purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit i, turn. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Purl 2, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, turn. 
 
 Fourteenth Row — Knit 4, purl 5. knit 5, purl 5. knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, 
 purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, turn. 
 
 Fifteenth Row — Purl 4, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5. knit 5, purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 3. turn. 
 
 Sixteenth Row — Knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, 
 purl 3. knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 5, knit 4, turn. 
 
 Seventeenth Row — Purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 5, knit 5, purl 4, turn. This forms the zig-zag pattern (or il/j 
 points.) 
 
 Continue knitting the pattern, increasing i stitch at each side of needle, every 
 third row, until you have 90 stitches on needle, 8 zig-zags in width and 7 points in 
 length. Now decrease i stitch at each side of needle for 6 rows, (this is done by knit- 
 ting 2 stitches together). Continue knitting this pattern until you have 11 points in 
 length. 
 
 To allow for neck, knit 22 stitches of pattern, bind off 34 stitches, slip remaining 
 22 stitches on spare nt'edie. Knit the first 22 stitches of pattern for shoulder, for i^ 
 points. 
 
 Cast on 56 stitches for the front, continue knitting pattern until you have 5 points 
 in length, now cast on 20 stitches on the right-hand side, and knit pattern for 7 more 
 points. To form the pouch slip 10 stitches on spare needle, on the right-hand side of 
 work; knit the remaining stitches of pattern, turn, knit across to the right side, slip 2 
 stitches on spare needle; knit the remaining stitches of pattern, turn. Continue in this 
 way until you have slipped 2 stitches on spare needle 5 times, on the right-hand side. 
 Now slip 4 stitches on spare needle, continue this way until you have slipped 4 stitches 
 on spare needle 5 times. Now slip 6 stitches on spare needle, continue this way until 
 you have slipped 6 stitches on spare needle 3 times. Knit plain across the row, also 
 stitches on spare needle, gather the pouch by knitting 3 and 4 stitches together, until 
 
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 you have 54 stitches remaining for the waist band. Purl 2, knit 2, making a ril) of 2 
 and 2 for 15 rows, bind off; this finishes the right front. Take up the 22 stitches on 
 spare needle, and knit shoulder of pattern for i^ points, cast on 56 stitches for the left 
 front, and knit pattern to correspond. 
 
 SLEKVE.— Cast on 26 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl i, turn. 
 
 Second Row — Knit 2, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 4, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Third Row — Knit 5, purl 5, knit 5. purl 5, knit 5, purl 3, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Fourth Row — Purl i, knit 5, purl 3, knit 3, purl 5. knit 5, purl 4, add 2 stitches, 
 
 turn. 
 
 turn. 
 
 turn. 
 
 Fifth Row — Knit 5, purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 3, knit 2, add 2 stitches, 
 Sixth Row — Purl 4, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, add 2 stitches, 
 
 Seventh Row — Purl 3, knit 5. purl 3. knit 3, purl 3, knit 5, purl 3, knit 3, add 2 
 stitches, turn. 
 
 Eighth Row — Purl 4, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 4, add 2 
 stitches, turn. 
 
 Ninth Row — Knit 2, purl 5, knit 5, purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 5, knit 3, add 
 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Tenth Row — Purl 4, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 5, knit 5, purl 3, knit 5, purl 3, add 
 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Eleventh Row — Purl i, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 5. knit 5, purl 5, 
 knit 3, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Twelfth Row — Purl 3, knit 5, purl 3, knit 3, purl 5, knit 3, purl 5, knit 3, purl 5, 
 knit I, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Purl 2, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 3, knit 5, purl 3, knit 3, purl 5, 
 knit 3, purl i, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Fourteenth Row — Knit 4, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 5, knit 3, 
 purl 5, knit i, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Fifteenth Row — Purl 2, knit 3, purl 3, knit 5, purl 3, knit 5, purl 5, knit 3, purl 5, 
 knit 3, purl 3, add 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Continue knitting pattern in this way until you have 90 stitches on needle; now 
 knit pattern until you have 7 points in length. Decrease i stitch at each side of the 
 needle, every 3 or 4 rows, until you have ^2 stitches remaining. Knit pattern until 
 the sleeve measures 13 points in length. Transfer to steel needle, purl 2, knit 2, making 
 rib of 2 and 2 for zi rows, bind off and sew up. 
 
 COLLAR. — Cast on 120 stitches, purl 2, knit 2, making rib of 2 and 2 for 57 rows, 
 bind off. 
 
 Sew up under the arm seams. Sew sleeves into arm hole. Sew collar into jacket, 
 Face the front with ribbon, close with button and button holes. 
 
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 Striped Blouse 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Spanish 
 Knitting" Yarn 
 
 4 ^'2 hanks Color 
 3 hanks While 
 
 2 Rubber Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 3 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
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 Cast on rubber needles with color, 165 stitches. 
 Knit I needle plain, i needle purl, i needle plain. 
 
 With White, i needle plain, i purl. Then with 
 color * 2 needles plain, i purl, i plain. With 
 White, I needle plain, i purl, repeat from * 
 until there are 8 ribs of color and 7 White 
 stripes. 
 
 ( Do not break the wool in changing ; carry it 
 along the edge.) 
 
 Then with White knit 75 stitches, bind off 15 
 stitches, and knit the rest of the needle, widen- 
 ^ ing I stitch at end of needle. 
 
 (The widening is to give the blouse effect, and care should be taken to have the 
 widening at this end only.) 
 
 Purl back with the White to where the 15 stitches are bound off the shoulders, 
 slip off the 75 stitches (or back) on to another needle or piece of cord. 
 
 Knit as before alternate ribs of White and color, widening i stitch at the waist end 
 of needle until there are g,i stitches in the front. 
 
 Knit for front 8 ribs of color and 9 W'hite stripes, then with color knit 9 needles 
 plain for edge. Bind off. 
 
 Take up 75 stitches for back and knit 15 ribs of color with White stripes between. 
 Slip these stitches again on to a third needle or cord and cast with color 9,^ stitches 
 for the other front. Knit 9 needles plain for edge, then put in White and knit like 
 other front narrowing to correspond to widening in first half of front, until there are 
 75 stitches, and 8 ribs of color and 8 ribs of White. Slip the stitches off of the cord or 
 odd needle on to the needles used and knit with White, casting 15 stitches for shoulder, 
 then join on front. Knit 8 ribs of color and 7 of White to correspond to other side. 
 Bind off. 
 
 Take up stitches at the waist for belt with steel needles and knit 2 stitches plain 
 and 2 purl for i^/^ inches. 
 
 SLEEVE — Cast on rubber needles 125 stitches. Knit 60 stitches plain, turn and 
 purl back, knit back plain with 60 stitches, with 3 more off the casting needle. Knit ribs 
 like garment, knitting 3 stitches more each time off of casting needle for 6 times, then 
 4 more for 8 times, when there will be 15 stitches left, knit the whole length of needle. 
 Knit back and forth without widening, until there are 17 ribs of color, at the 
 wrist end of sleeve. Bind off 15 stitches at wrist and then finish the needle with White. 
 Knit ribs, changing color as before, binding off 4 for 8 times and 3 for 6 times, to 
 correspond to other side of sleeve, then bind off 60. 
 
 Take up 68 stitches with color at wrist for cuff, with steel needles, and knit 2 
 plain, 2 purl for 4 inches. Bind off. 
 
 Cast with steel needles and color 132 stitches for collar, and knit 2 plain, 2 purl for 
 4 inches. 
 
 Sew collar to neck of garment. Sew up the sides leaving the arm size for sleeves. 
 Sew up sleeves and sew them to the body. 
 
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 Ladies' Knit Jacket 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Columbia Ger- 
 mantown Wool 
 
 5 '2 Hanks of Steel Color for Body and Sleeves 
 1 J2 hanks White for Collar, Cuffs and Bell 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch. No. 3 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 2 
 
 (NOTE. — A rib is over and back, or two rows) 
 
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 BOTTOAI OF JACKET— Cast on bone needles 60 stitches of steel color, knit 
 4 ribs, ihen narrow every third rib until ten stitches have lieen taken ofY, then continue 
 this edge straight. 
 
 TOP OF JACKET— 38 ribs from the front to shoulder, add 20 stitches at the top 
 for shoulder, knit 10 ribs, bind off 25 stitches, then for 6 ribs narrow i stitch each rib, 
 the next 6 ribs add i stitch each rib, add 25 stitches, knit 10 ribs, bind off 20 stitches, 
 knit 20 ribs, this is to the middle of the back, repeat backward to make the other side, 
 this forms the body of jacket. Sew up shoulders. 
 
 YOKE — Pick up all stitches around yoke with bone needles, knit 7 ribs, narrow 1 
 stitch in each row at the 4 corners. 
 
 Make beading liy casting yarn over needle 3 times, and knit 2 stitches together 
 for I row, knit 2 stitches and drop that which is cast over needle for i row so as to 
 have same number of stitches, knit 1 row, then on steel needles with white wool knit 2, 
 purl 2, and repeat for as many rows as height desired for collar, and finish with picot 
 edge. 
 
 WAISTBAND — At bottom of jacket take up all stitches with bone needles, knit 
 I row form beading, knit i row then on steel needles with wdiite yarn knit 2, purl 2. same 
 as for collar, and as deep as desired, and finish with picot edge. 
 
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 SLEEVES — Cast on bone needles 60 stitches with steel color yarn, add i stitch 
 for 20 ril)s. knit 30 ribs, bind off for 20 ribs i stitch each rib, take up stitches at bottom 
 on bone needles, knit i row, form beading, knit i row, then on steel needles with white 
 yarn, knit 2, purl 2, same as for collar, and as deep as desired, and finish with picot 
 edge. Sew up sleeve and sew sleeve in jacket. Finish with 6 yards of ribbon i inch 
 wide (same color as collar), which is drawn through the beading at neck, waist and 
 cuffs. 
 
 The same Garment can be made for Infants by the following instru(5lions : 
 
 Infants Knit Jacket 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 3 hanks Light Blue for Body and Sleeves 
 
 1 hank Cream White for Collar, Cuffs and Belt 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch. No. 3 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 12 
 
 (NOTE. — A rib is over and back, or two rows) 
 
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 BOTTOM OF JACKET— Cast on bone needles 30 stitches of light blue, knit 4 
 ribs, then narrow every third rib until 5 stitches have been taken off, then continue this 
 edge straight. 
 
 TOP OF JACKET — 22 ribs from front to shoulder, add 12 stitches at top for 
 shoulder, knit 6 ribs, bind off 15 stitches, then for 3 ribs narrow i stitch each rib, the 
 next 3 ribs add i stitch each rib. Add 15 stitches, knit 6 ribs, bind off 12 stitches, knit 12 
 ribs, this is to the middle of the back, repeat backwards to make the other side, this 
 forms the body of jacket, sew up shoulders. 
 
 YOKE — Pick up all stitches around yoke with bone needles, knit 7 ribs, narrow i 
 stitch in each row at the 4 corners, make beading by casting yarn over needle 3 times, 
 and knit 2 stitches together for i row, knit 2 stitches and drop that which is cast over 
 for I row, so as to have same number of stitches, knit i row then on steel needles with 
 white wool, knit 2, purl 2, and repeat for as many rows as height desired for collar, 
 and finish with picot edge. 
 
 WAISTBAND — At bottom of jacket take up all stitches with bone needles, knit 
 I row, form beading, knit i row, then on steel needles with white yarn, knit 2, purl 2, 
 same as for collar, and as deep as desired, and finish with picot edge. 
 
 SLEEVES — Cast on bone needles 30 stitches with light blue yarn, add i stitch 
 for 10 ribs, knit 15 ribs, bind off for 10 ribs, i stitch each rib, take up all stitches at 
 bottom on bone needles, knit 1 row form beading, knit i row, then on steel needles with 
 white yarn, knit 2, purl 2, same as for collar, and as deep as desired and finish with picot 
 edge. Sew up sleeves and sew sleeves into jacket. Finish with 6 yards of ribbon, i inch 
 wide (some color as collar), which is drawn through beading at neck, wai.'-t and cuffs. 
 
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 Sweater 
 
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 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Co- 
 lumbia Germantown Wool 
 
 8 hanks 
 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 8 
 5 yards Ribbon, No. 5 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 Make a chain of 127 stitches, 
 work 126 Sg. C in this chain, 
 work hack and forth, taking the 
 stitch from the back, for 4 rows, 
 (ir 2 ribs. Continue working back 
 and forth, taking the stitch dou- 
 "^ ble, for 6 rows. 
 
 Make i row of D C (drawn 
 
 loose). Work 4 rows of Sg. C, 
 
 taking the stitch double, work 4 
 
 rows, taking the stitch from the 
 
 hack. Break off yarn. 
 
 Begin at the other end of row, work 63 Sg. C, taking the stitch double, work 
 
 l)ack and forth on these 63 stitches for 11 rows, always taking the stitch double, this 
 
 forms the back, make 63 chain stitches at the end of row. (This brings 126 stitches 
 
 in the row.) Work back on these 126 stitches with Sg. C, taking stitch from the 
 
 back. 
 
 Work back and forth taking the stitch double for 4 rows. Make i row of D. C. 
 (drawn loose). Work 7 rows of Sg. C, taking the stitch double. Work 2 rows of 
 Sg. C, taking the stitch from the back. 
 
 On the next row, work 38 Sg. C, taking the stitch double. Work back and forth 
 on these 38 stitches for 8 rows, always taking the stitch double. 
 
 Crochet the 8 rows of 38 stitches with slip stitch to the back. See that only one 
 rib is on the right side by armhole. 
 
 On the right front work 56 Sg. C, taking the stitch double. Work back and forth 
 for 5 rows, always taking the stitch double. Make 1 row of D C (drawn loose). 
 
 Work 5 rows of Sg. C, taking the stitch double, and increasing 2 stitches at 
 the waist end of every row. Now work 4 rows of Sg. C, without increasing. Break off 
 yarn. This finishes the right front. 
 
 Work the left or other front to correspond. 
 
 Work 2 rows of D C around the waist end of garment \o form a waist band. 
 SLEEVE— Make a chain of 81 stitches ; on this chain work 80 Sg. C. taking the 
 stitch double. Work back and forth for 21 rows. Make i row of D C. Work 18 rows 
 of Sg. C, taking stitch double. Break off yarn. 
 
 On the next row work 44 Sg. C, taking the stitch double. Break off yarn. 
 Repeat this for 4 more rows, working ,q stitches less in each row, and being care- 
 ful to break off yarn at end of each row. Work i row of 20 Sg. C stitches. Break 
 off yarn. Work 2 rows back and forth on these 20 stitches, always taking the stitch 
 double; seam or join sleeve together. Work 5 rows of crazy stitch around the cuff, turn 
 back, and sew down lightly. 
 
 Sew sleeves into armhole. Close the fronts with hooks and eyes. Draw riblwn 
 through each row of D C. 
 
 COLLAR— Work 2 rows of D C around the neck, make 5 rows of crazy stitch 
 and sew down lightly. 
 
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 Kimono 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Floss 
 
 7 hanks White 
 2 hanks Color 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
 INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 YOKE. — Make a chain of 53 stitches, with 
 White floss, doubled. 
 
 First Row — Make 52 Sg. C on this chain. 
 Work back and forth for 23 rows, always tak- 
 ing the stitch double, and increasing i in the 
 2d stitch from each end of the 3d. and every 
 2d row thereafter, and also in the 23d row. 
 Now begin the right shoulder and front by making 31 Sg. C on the 24th row. 
 Turn, skip the ist stitch, Sg. C to end of row, increasing i stitch in the next to last 
 stitch. Next row, increase i in the 2d stitch, and skip the last stitch. Then make 3 rows, 
 skipping 1st and last stitches. On the following rows skip the ist stitch at the end 
 nearest the neck on every row, and i stitch towards the lower end of yoke on every 3d 
 row until 3 stitches. Make 2 rows of 3 stitches each, then 2 rows of 2 stitches each 
 and break ofiF wool. 
 
 Work the 24th and succeeding rows at the other side of yoke for left shoulder 
 and front, care being taken to begin at the outer edge of yoke, that the directions for 
 the right front may be carried out correctly. 
 
 When the yoke is finished, begin the body of garment, using single floss. (It is 
 made of crazy stitch.) ist row make 12 shells of crazy stitch on each front of yoke and 
 19 across the back. 2d row same as first, (break off yarn). Work across the left 
 front, chain 25 and join to the back (this forms the armhole). Work across the back 
 with crazy shell, chain 25 and join to the right front (forming other armhole). work 
 across the front. 4th row turn, work across the entire row with crazy shell, being 
 careful to have 12 shells on each front, 6 on each chain under arms and 19 across the 
 back, making 56 shells in the row. Continue in this way, working back and forth for 
 25 rows. 
 
 Now with color, work 5 rows back and forth (thus forming a border), break oflF 
 yarn. Work 7 rows back and forth around the neck and fronts with color, break off 
 yarn, turn back this border to form a collar, and sew down lightly. 
 
 SLEEVE. — Work i(S crazy shells around the armhole. join ; work back and forth 
 for 20 rows. Continue working back and forth, increasing i shell every other row 
 until you have 24 shells around the row. With color, work 6 rows, without increasing, 
 break off yarn, turn back this color to form a cutT. and sew down lightly. 
 
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 Ladies* Columbia Crocheted Vest 
 
 MATERIAL 
 Columbia Worsted Knitting: Yarn 
 
 2 hanks 
 i Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
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 Make a chain of 75 stitches and join (for the arnihole). 
 
 1st Row — Sg. C. into each chain. 
 
 2d Row — Turn and Sg. C, taking the back stitch, forming the rib or sHppcr stitch. 
 Increase on the 38th stitch, finish the row plain. 
 
 3d Row — Add 6 chain stitches, take up each chain with a Sg. C, finish the row 
 plain, taking up the chain at end of row (which forms a gore under the arm). 
 
 4th Row — Add 6 chain, taking them up as in the 3d row. Increase on the 49th 
 stitch, finish the row. 
 
 5th Row — Add 6 chain, row plain. 
 
 6th Row — Add 6 chain, increase on the 59th stitch, finish the row. 
 
 7th Row — Add 6 chain, row plain. 
 
 8th Row — Add 6 chain, increase on the 70th stich, finish the row. 
 
 9th Row — Add 6 chain, row plain. 
 
 loth Row — Turn and increase on the 76th stitch, finish the row plain. 
 
 nth Row — Turn, row plain. 
 
 I2th Row — Turn and increase on the 77th stitch, finish the row. 
 
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 13th Row — Plain. 
 
 14th Row — Increase on the 78th stitch, finish the row. 
 
 15th Row — Plain. 
 
 i6th Row — Increase on the 79th stitch, finish the row. 
 
 17th Row — Plain. 
 
 1 8th Row — Increase on the 80th stitch. 
 
 19th Row — Increase on the ist stitch, finish row plain. 
 
 20th Row — Increase on the 81 st stitch. 
 
 21 St Row — Plain. 
 
 22(1 Row — Increase on the 82d stitch. 
 23d Row — Increase on the ist stitch, row plain. 
 
 24th Row — Increase on the 83d stitch, finish the row. (24th row finishes the 
 shoulder.) 
 
 25th Row — Turn and crochet 85 stitches. 
 
 26th Row — Turn and decrease i stitch, finish row plain, break thread at the end 
 of row. 
 
 27th Row — Leave aside 40 stitches, crochet the remaining stitches. Decrease i at 
 end of the row. 
 
 28th Row — Turn, decrease i stitch, finish short row, break the thread. 
 
 29th Row — Add 7 stitches, crochet plain, decreasing at end of row. 
 
 30th Row — Turn, decrease i stitch, finish the row and break ofif the thread. 
 
 31st Row — Add 7 stitches, crochet plain, decreasing at end of row. 
 
 32d Row — Turn, decrease one stitch, finish the row and break the thread. 
 
 33d Row — Same as 31st. 
 
 34th Row— Same as 32d. 
 
 35th Row — Add the rest of the stitches, crochet plain, decreasing at end of row. 
 
 36th Row — Decrease i stitch, finish row plain. 
 
 37th Row — Turn, crochet plain, decrease at end of row. 
 
 38th Row — -Turn, decrease i stitch, finish row plain. 
 
 39th Row — Same as 37th. 
 
 40th Row — Same as 38th. 
 
 41st Row — Turn, increase on the ist stitch, crochet plain, and decrease at end of 
 row. 
 
 42d Row — Decrease ist stitch, finish row plain. 
 
 43cl, 45th and 47th Rows — Same as 41st. 
 
 4',th, 46th and 48th Rows — Same as 42d row. (This finishes the front of the vest.) 
 
 Now leave i stitch lay on the shoulder and pick up 82 stitches (for the back), 
 crochet back and forth on these 82 stitches, until you have 18 ribs (or 36 rows), count- 
 mg from the armhole. This is half of the vest. Crochet the other half to correspond, 
 joining the two parts with a slip stitch. 
 
 BORDER — Make three rows of Sg. C. (always taking up the full stitch) all 
 around the vest, mitre the corners, putting 3 stitches into i. 
 
 4th Row — Right front, 8 Sg. C. 2 chain, skip 2 stitches, 10 Sg. C, 2 chain, skip 2 
 stitches, 10 Sg. C, 2 chain, skip 2 stitches, continue this until you have 6 buttonholes, 
 finish the row plain. Add three more rows all around, making 7 rows in all. Finish with 
 one row of Sg. C. around the armhole. Sew 6 Gilt Buttons on the left front 
 
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 Misses' Golf Sweater 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia 
 Worsted Knitting; Yarn 
 
 4 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 1 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
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 Cast on bone needles 64 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, 
 purl I, knit 3, purl 1, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i. knit 3, purl 1, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, 
 purl I, knit 3, purl i, knit 3. purl i, knit 3. purl 1. knit 3, purl i, knit 4, turn. 
 
 Second Row — Knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, 
 purl I, knit 3. purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl 1, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl t, knit 3, 
 purl I, knit 3, purl 1, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 4, turn. 
 
 This makes the pattern and must be carried on throughout the garment. Repeat 
 first and second rows for 12 inches. Leave 20 stitches each end for shoulders, keep 
 the intervening stitches on an extra needle. 
 
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 CONTINUED 
 
 Make one side after the following rule, and the other to correspond. Knit the 
 shoulders to a deptli of half an inch or 5 rows, increase one stitch every row at the 
 neck for 8 rows, and then cast on toward the front 24 stitches. Knit to a depth of 4Y2 
 inches from the point of last casting on. Increase one stitch every nnv at the armholc, 
 until 10 stitches arc added, then cast on 16 stitches for underarm size. Knit 6K' inches 
 from this point. This brings the sweater to the point where the long front is made. 
 From the front knit to within 20 stitches of the underarm seam, turn, knit back, turn, 
 knit to within 24 stitches of the underarm scam, turn, knit !)ack. Continue, leaving 
 each time 4 more stitches on the underarm needle, until there arc 14 stitches left at the 
 front. Knit back, slip all these stitches on a steel needle. From the frotit knit 3, then 
 knit 5 together, 5 times, knit 3 together 8 times, knit the last 14 stitches on needle. 
 
 Pick up 62 stitches across the back. Now take the stitches from the two fronts 
 and the back, on i or 2 needles. Knit the pattern for iK' inches, bind off loosely 
 
 To make the tab pick up the stitches, just bound off. increase one in every stitch, 
 ne.xt row knit pattern as for garment for 2 or 3 inches long, bind off loosely. 
 
 COLIvAR — Pick up each front 28 stitches, then with the 24 stitches left from the 
 back, you will have So stitches. Knit pattern to the depth desired. 
 
 SLEEVES — Cast on 20 stitches, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, 
 purl I, knit 3, purl i, cast on 2 stitches, turn, knit i, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, 
 knit 3. purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl i, cast on 2 stitches, turn. Continue knitting 
 jiattern in this way until you have 80 stitches on needle. Knit 15 inches from this 
 point. 
 
 For cuff knit 2 together, purl i, knit 2 together, purl i. so on until you have 52 
 stitches remaining, divide them nn three steel needles and with the fourth needle knit 
 to a depth of 3>{. inches, or 40 rows. Crochet the sleeves, also the under arm seams 
 together. 
 
 Face the garment on both sides with ribbon and close with button and buttonhole. 
 
 NoTK. — For 30-inch bust knit 8 stitches more in the back and 4 stitches more 
 each side of front where directions call for 24, and 8 stitches more for sleeves, and 8 
 stitches more for collar. 
 
 Using the same direction for 32-inch bust, knit 12 stitches more in the back, and 
 6 stitches more each side of front, and 12 stitches more for sleeve, 16 stitches more for 
 collar. 
 
 The same directions will answer for 34-inch bust, knit 8 stitches more each side 
 and 16 more in the back, and for 2,2 and 34-inch bust must be 14 inches in the back, and 
 where it says 4J/ inches must be 5 inches, and 7 inches under arm. 
 
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 Sweater 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Columbia Ger- 
 mantown Wool 
 
 14 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Needles, 14 inch, No. 2 
 4 Steel Needles, No. 15 
 
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 Coniniencc with steel needles (one-half of sweater) either back or front, bottom 
 border in Brioche stitch. 
 
 Cast on for border at bottom 26 stitches. Knit i plain, * wrap, slip i, knit 2 
 together, repeat from * always knitting first and last stitch plain. Do this until j'ou 
 have 100 rows knitted (one needle being a row). Be sure to slip the stitch that was 
 knitted together in previous row, and the wrap and i to be knitted together so as to have 
 the same number of stitches every row. The 100 rows make the half of the width of 
 the sweater, bind ofif easily. 
 
 With bone needles pick up on one side of border sufficient number of stitches 
 knitting twice into same stitches, for half of sweater which should be 124 for 36 inches 
 or 136 for 38 inches, increasing 12 stitches for every size larger, and decreasing 12 
 stitches for every size smaller, the sizes being designated by even numbers. 
 
 Now knit ribbed, 2 purl, 2 plain, until you have 130 needles knitted or more if you 
 desire it longer under the arms, this is up to the armhole mark for armhole. then rib 
 continuously until you have 60 more needles for armhole. The entire length of sweater 
 with border should measure 32 inches before beginning the shoulder. 
 
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 Commence shoulder, adding i stitch to each end, making 126 stitches, use steel 
 needles, knit i row plain. 
 
 Pattern for shoulder: 
 
 First Row — First stitch plain, 3 plain, 3 purl, continue to end of row, last stitch 
 plain. 
 
 Second Row — First plain, purl i, * 3 plain, 3 purl, * repeat from * to * purl 2. 
 last stitch plain. 
 
 Third Row — First plain, i plain. * 3 purl, 3 plain, * repeat from * to * last stitch 
 plain. 
 
 Fourth Row — First plain, * 3 purl. 3 plain, * repeat from * to * last stitch plain. 
 
 Fifth Row — First plain, 2 purl. * 3 plain, 3 purl, * repeat from * to * i purl, last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Sixth Row — First plain, 2 plain, * 3 purl, 3 plain, * repeat from * to * 2 purl, last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Seventh Row — First plain, * 3 plain, 3 purl, * repeat from * to * last stitch plain. 
 
 Eighth Row — First plain, i purl, * 3 plain, 3 purl, * repeat from * to *' purl 2, last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Ninth Row — First plain, i plain, * 3 purl, 3 plain, * repeat from * to * 2 plain, 
 last stitch plain. 
 
 Tenth Row — First plain, 2 purl, * 3 purl. 3 plain. * repeat from * to * last stitch 
 plain. 
 
 Eleventh Row — First plain, 2 purl. * 3 plain, 3 purl, * repeat from * to * i purl, 
 last stitch plain. 
 
 Twelfth Row — First plain, 2 plain, * 3 purl, 3 plain, * repeat from * to * last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Plain, binding off 37 stitches on each end for shoulders, leaves 
 52 in centre for neck, which must be increased to 65, by knitting twice in the same 
 stitch, every 4th stitch of the ist row of neck, which should be done in plain knitting. 
 Knit the other half of sweater exactly like first half, then join at neck, dividing the 
 130 stitches of the two sides of neck on 3 needles (steel). Knitting tightly ribbed, T 
 purl, I plain, until the neck ribbing measures from 8 to 9 inches according to length 
 required. Finish off with 12 rows like shoulder pattern for border of neck. 
 
 SLEEVE — Cast on bone needles 122 stitches, ribbing 2 plain, 2 purl, alternately 
 for 40 rows, knit i stitch plain at the beginning and end of row, knitting 2 together at 
 each end every seventh row until you have narrowed 5 times, losing 10 stitches, then 
 continue the ribbing until the sleeve measures 17 or 19 inches from shoulder and 112 
 stitches wide. Take steel needles, knit i row plain, and 6 rows of shoulder pattern, knit 
 I row plain, narrow off 8 stitches in different parts of the row until you have 104 left. 
 
 Finish with cuffs ribbed i plain, i purl, alternately, 6 inches in length, close 
 sweater from armhole to bottom, close sleeves and place seam of sleeves in the hollow 
 of armhole, where sweater is joined. 
 
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 Sweater 
 
 MATERIAL — 8 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 19 hanks 
 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 12 
 
 3 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 5 
 
 The body portion is all knitted in one piece and sewed up under the arm 
 
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 Twenty-fifth Row — Now use bone needles and knit i, purl i, making rib of i and 
 I for 157 rows. 
 
 One hundred and fifty-eighth Row — Rib 34 stitches for the right shoulder, then 
 bind off 34 stitches for the neck; and on a 3d needle rib the remaining 34 stitches for the 
 left shoulder. Rib 3 rows on each shoulder, then on the right-hand needle cast on 34 
 stitches to correspond to those bound off. Now put all the stitches on i needle and con- 
 tinue to rib for 157 rows for the other side, then take steel needles in the 158th row of 
 this side and knit 2, purl 2, making rib of 2 and 2 for 24 rows and bind off. 
 
 SLEEVE.^Double the sweater, and with 2 bone needles pick up 100 stitches, 50 on 
 each side of centre of shoulder. (Seam of the sleeve must come under the arm), then 
 rib back and forth for 15 rows. 
 
 Sixteenth Row — Put all the stitches on i needle and knit as before, narrowing I 
 stitch at each end of needle in each following 5th row, until you have narrowed 13 
 times. The sleeve is 80 rows in length. Then narrow in every other row until the 
 sleeve is 115 rows long. Now take steel needles and knit 2, purl 2 for 24 rows. Bind 
 off and sew up sleeve and under arm seams. 
 
 COLLAR. — Cast on 88 stitches, on i steel needle, knit 2, purl 2, making rib of 2 
 and 2 for ^2 rows. Bind off, sew the ends together and sew to the neck of sweater, 
 (the collar seam should come a little back of the one shoulder). 
 
 In making a larger or smaller sweater, add or decrease 5 stitches for every inch 
 chest measurement. 
 
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 Mens Golf Jacket 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Worsted 
 Knitting^ Yarn 
 
 6 hanks 
 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 1 6 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch. No. 4 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 14 inch. No. 4 
 
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 Cast on bone needle 290 stitches, knit i, purl i, for 144 rows, or 18 inches long, on 
 the 145th row knit i, purl i, for 68 stitches, bind off 6 stitches, knit i, purl i, for 142 
 stitches, bind off 6 stitches then knit i, purl i, the 68 stitches left. This divides the 
 jacket in three sections. Now knit and purl the 68 stitches for 20 rows, on the 20th row 
 knit 2 together at the end of the needle towards the front, decrease one stitch every 
 other row until you have 46 stitches left, and 65 rows. This Is the left side. 
 
 Now work the back for 65 rows, then bind off 46 stitches together with the left 
 side, the seam is to be seen. Leave the rest of the stitches from the back on the needle. 
 
 Now work the right side to correspond with the left, then bind off 46 stitches 
 with the back together. There will be 50 stitches left. Keep them on the needle, pick 
 up the stitches along the two fronts, divide them on three or four needles, knit plain, 
 and increase one stitch at each point every other row, work 6 rows, or 3 rib, now knit 
 the button holes on the left side. Knit them in this way : Knit 9, bind off 3, knit 9, so 
 on to the end of needle. Ne.xt row cast on 3 stitches over the bind Off on the previous 
 row, knit plain 6 rows more. Bind off loosely. 
 
 SLEEVES — Cast on 130 stitches, knit i, purl 1, for 130 rows, slip stitches on 
 steel needles, and decrease to 86 stitches for cuff, this is done by knitting 2 stitches to- 
 gether, then purl i, then 2 together, so on until you have 86 stitches. Make the cuff 
 60 rows long, bind off loosely and crochet the sleeve together and into the armhole. 
 
 Face the jacket on both sides and around the neck, sew over the button holes, 
 and sew button on the right side. 
 
 For 38-inch bust knit 15 stitches more, this will make each front from the arm- 
 hole 5 stitches more, and 5 stitches more for the back. The same directions will answer 
 for 40-inch bust, knitting 30 stitches more, and T5 stitches more for sleeve. 
 
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 MATERIAL — Columbia Spanish 
 Knitting: Yam 
 
 3yi hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch. No. I 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
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 Cast on 6g stitches, knit across plain. 
 
 Second Row. — *Knit i, purl i, knit i, purl r, knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, knit i. 
 purl 2, knit 2, purl 2. Repeat from * across the row, turn. 
 
 Third Row. — *Purl i, knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, knit i, purl i, 
 knit 2, purl 2, knit 2. Repeat from * across the row, turn. 
 
 Fourth Row — Like second. 
 
 Fifth Row— Like third. 
 
 Continue knitting alternately in this way until the back measures 14K' inches 
 long. Knit 23 stitches of i)attern for shoulder, bind off 23 stitches for neck, slip the 
 remaining 23 stitches on spare needle. Knit the first 23 stitches for 8 rows. Take up 
 the 23 stitches on spare needle and knit pattern for 8 rows for other shoulder. Now 
 join these two shoulder pieces by casting on 46 stitches in the centre for the front. Knit 
 pattern across the row. Continue knitting in this way until the front measures as long 
 as the back. Bind ofif. 
 
 SLEEVE. — Cast on 75 stitches and knit pattern until the sleeve is 15 inches long, 
 knit 2, purl 2, making rib of 2 and 2 for 3^4 inches. Bind off. 
 
 COLLAR. — Pick up 100 stitches around the neck and knit 2, purl 2, making rib 
 of 2 and 2 for 4 inches ; bind off. Sew up seams under the arms. Sew up sleeves and 
 sew into armhole. 
 
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 BoY's Sweater 
 
 Age Fourteen to Sixteen Years 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Columbia 
 Germantown Wool 
 
 9 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 14 inch, No. 2 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 1 5 
 
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 For border at l)ottnni. With steel needles cast on 26 stitches (knit Brioche 
 stitch). Knit i plain, * wrap, slip one, knit 2 together, repeat from * knitting last 
 stitch plain. Repeat for 80 rows (one needle being a row). You nnist always be 
 certain to slip the stitch that was knitted together in pre\ious row, and knit the wrap and 
 I together so as to have the same number of stitches all the time. The 80 rows should 
 make it wide enough for the half of the body of the sweater, either back or front. 
 Rind off. 
 
 With bone needles pick up on one side sufficient stitches knitting twice into some 
 stitches, until you have 112 stitches taken up. Knit this in rib stitch of 2 plain and 2 
 purl until you have 123 needles knitted, mark here for armhole and continue until you 
 have 52 more needles knitted for armhole. It should measure 24 to 25 inches the 
 entire length when you commence shoulder, adding i stitch at each end to have 114 
 stitches. 
 
 Use steel needles and knitting i plain row, and always have i plain stitch at 
 beginning and end of needle. 
 
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 Pattern for shoulder : 
 
 First Row — Knit first stitch plain. * 3 plain. 3 pnrl, * repeat from * to *. 
 
 Second Row — First plain, purl i, * 3 plain, 3 ]nirl. * repeat from * to * purl 2, last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Third Row — First plain, i plain, * 3 purl, 3 plain, * repeal from * to * last stitch 
 plain. 
 
 Fourth Row — First plain, * 3 purl, 3 i)lain, * repeat from * to * last stitch itlain. 
 
 Fifth Row — First jilain. 2 purl. ''■' 3 plain, 3 \n\r\, * repeat from * to * i inn-I. last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Sixth row — First plain, 2 plain. * 3 purl. 3 plain, * repeat from * to * 2 purl, last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Seventh Row — First plain. * 3 plain. 3 purl. * repeal from * to * last stitch i)lain. 
 
 Eighth Row — First plain, i purl. * 3 i^lain, 3 purl. * re])eat from * to * purl 2. last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Ninth Row — First plain, i plain, * 3 purl, 3 plain, * repeat from * to * 2 plain, last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Tenth Row — First plain. * 3 purl. 3 plain. * repeat from * lo * last stitcli plain. 
 
 Eleventh Row — First plain, 2 purl, * 3 plain, 3 purl, * repeal from * to * i purl, 
 last stitch plain. 
 
 Twelfth Row — First plain, 2 plain, * 3 purl, 3 plain. * repeat from * to * last 
 stitch plain. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Knitted plain, hinding off 28 stitches on each end of the needle 
 for length of shoulder. Put the remaining centre stitches 58 on another steel needle for 
 ribbing for neck. Knit the other half of the sweater exactly as the first half. Then 
 join neck and divide on 3 steel needles the 116 stitches left, knitting lightlj- ribbed i 
 purl. I plain, until this ribbing measures y]^ inches, end with a border of 12 rows like 
 pattern of shoulder. 
 
 For sleeves cast on bone needles 100 stitches, ribbing 2 plain. 2 purl, allernately 
 for 35 rows. At the beginning and end of the needle knit i plain, narrow by knitting 
 2 together. 
 
 Repeat the narrowing at every 7th row until you have 88 stitches left, then con- 
 tinue ribbing until you have in the entire sleeve 140 needles of ribbing, and it measures 
 in the centre 17 inches. 
 
 With steel needles knit one row plain, narrowing here and there until you liave 
 80 stitches left, then knit 6 rows of the slioulder pattern, always knitting a plain row 
 before you begin the pattern, and after pattern is ended. Be sure that all the plain rows 
 are on the same side, which will be the right side of the sweater, join and put the 80 
 stitches on 3 needles. 
 
 Finish with wristlets of i plain, i purl, alternately, as in the neck. 4 inches in 
 length. <lo all your binding off neatly and carefully. Crochet together, sew u]) sweater 
 from the mark 123 needles down to ihe bi^ttom, do the same with ihe sleeves, placing 
 the seam of sleeve at the hollow of the armholc where sweater is joined. 
 
 Read instructions carefully before commencing sweater. 
 
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 Men's Bicycle and Golf Vest 
 
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 MATERIAL— 4 Fold or 8 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 2 hanks Dark Red (ground work) 
 
 I hank Darker Red (border and pockets) 
 
 I skein Black, White or Rose Color Filoselle 
 
 for the Embroidery 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
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 Make a chain of 44 stitches with the Dark Red wool. 
 
 First Row — Take up 4; work back (W B) one by one. 
 
 Second Row — Take up the 4 of last row, and 4 more ; W B. 
 
 Third Row — Take up the 8 of last row, and 3 more; W B. 
 
 Fourth Row — Increase, by taking up i over the chain, and then the loop after it. 
 Take up 3 more than the last row ; W B. 
 
 Fifth Row — Take up the last row and 3 more; W B. Continue to work in this 
 manner, taking up 3 more at each row. Increase at the beginning of the 8th and 15th 
 rows. When all the stitches are taken up, work 2 whole rows. In the next row, which 
 will be about the i6th, decrease i at the end, by drawing the wool through 2 loops instead 
 of I, as you work back. Work 9 rows plain. 
 
 Twenty-sixth Row — Take up 13 loops. Work a Sg. C on each of the next 18 
 stitches. Take up the rest of the row. W B to the first single, make 17 chain; 
 W B the rest. These chains form the opening for the pocket. 
 
 Twenty-seventh Row — Increase i, take up 13 loops, 18 on the chain, take up the 
 rest. Increase before the last. 4 rows plain. 
 
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 Thirty-second Row — Increase i at the end. 5 rows plain. 
 
 Thirty-eighth Row— Increase at each end. 5 rows plain. 
 
 Forty-fourth Row — Increase at the end. 6 rows plain. 
 
 Fifty-first Row — Increase at the end. 5 rows plain. 
 
 Fifty-seventh Row — Increase at the end. 5 rows plain. This brings you to the 
 afmhole. 
 
 Sixty-third Row — Leave 5 at the end unraised. 
 
 Sixty-fourth Row — Take up the 2d and 3d loops together to decrease, also the 2 
 last loops. 5 rows decreasing: at the end of each row. 
 
 Seventieth Row — Plain. 
 
 Seventy-first Row — Decrease at the end. 6 rows plain. 
 
 Seventy-eighth Row — Decrease in commencing. 3 rows plain. 
 
 NECK. — Eighty-second Row — Decrease by working the 2 first together. Increase 
 I at the end. 6 rows, decreasing each row in commencing. 
 
 Eighty-ninth Row — Decrease at the beginning ; increase at the end. 3 rows, de- 
 creasing each row in commencing. 
 
 Ninety-third Row — Decrease in commencing ; increase at the end. i row plain. 
 
 Ninety-fifth Row — Like the 93d row. i row plain. 
 
 Repeat these 2 rows 4 times. Keep the right-hand side plain ; leave the last 6 
 unraised. Continue the rows, leaving 4 more unraised each row, until there are only 
 4 left ; work these. A row of Sg. C to the end of each successive little row. 
 
 SECOND FRONT. — Work like the first, reversing all the decreasings and in- 
 creasings thus : Make the chain, take up all the stitches, W B 4 only ; take these up 
 again, W B 8, and so on, just reversing the directions in each row. 
 
 BORDER. — On the left side piece make the buttonholes, as men's clothes always 
 button from the left over to the right. Work a row of D C around the outside edge of 
 the work, 3 stitches in the corner, work around the neck. 
 
 Second Row — Take up the edges of the stitch in the last row ; take up each stitch 
 with the wool before the loop, and the needle put in at the back of the loop. This is 
 making the purl crochet on 2 rows alike, instead of right and wrong side. Work 3 at 
 the corner of the neck and bottom of vest. 
 
 Third Row— D C. 
 
 Fourth Row — Same as 2d row. *Work to the 2d stitch after the corner of the 
 neck, 3 chain, miss 3 D C, 10 D C* Repeat from * to * 6 times, then D C as before. 
 3 more rows of D C and fasten off. 
 
 POCKET. — Work a D C on the chain, cast on above the pocket-hole, and into 
 the loop on each side ; 4 rows of D C on this and fasten oflf. With 6 strands of the 
 Filoselle, embroider the fronts. Bring up the rug needle in the bottom of the 3d loop 
 in the 4th little row ; put the needle in at the top of the loop to the right, bring it out 
 at the top of the loop to the left, then insert it again where you first brought it up. Work 
 in this way on every 5th stitch ; pass 2 rows, work another row on the 3d row just be- 
 tween the 2 last little leaves, and so on over the whole. 
 
 The fronts should be made up by a tailor to fit the person for whom the vest is 
 intended. This we advise the more strongly as the work in making them up is very 
 considerable. 
 
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 MATERIAL 
 
 4 Fold Colombia Germantown Wool 
 
 6 hanks 
 
 Pearsall^s Washing Filoselle 
 
 4 dozen skeins of any contrafting color 
 
 I yard Penelope Canvas, No. 1 
 1 Coarse Embroidery Needle 
 
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 Having drawn the shape of the vest on the canvas, work willi wool as follows : 
 Beginning at the right hand corner, work a long, upright stitch covering six threads of 
 the canvas. In succession v/ork four more similar stitches, each stitch being begun one 
 thread higher from the bottom, and extending one thread higher at the top. After this 
 5th stitch reverse the next four stitches, by beginning each of them one thread lower on 
 the canvas, each stitch covering six threads as before. From this point it will always 
 be found that the fourth stitch makes the point of the Vandyke upwards and downwards. 
 Each row of wool Vandykes is separated by a narrow vandykc in Filoselle, for 
 which you leave two threads of canvas between the wool Vandykes. Work the Filoselle 
 in these spaces after the wool is completed, as it looks fresher and brighter if put in 
 last. 
 
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 Mens Tricot Vest 
 
 MATERIAL 
 
 8 Fold Columbia German- 
 town Wool 
 
 9 hanks 
 
 PearsalPs Washing: Filoselle 
 
 2 dozen skeins of any contrasting color 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 6 
 1 Coarse Embroidery Needle for Silk 
 
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 This well known stitch is one of the best for men's vest, and the snnplest method 
 is to work a straight piece of tricot of the required length and width. This should be 
 afterwards cut and shaped by a tailor, who makes the proi'cr incisions for the pockets. 
 
 ^lake a chain of 63 (more or less according to the width required, but this is a 
 good average number). Proceed to work in tricot two pieces the required size. When 
 these are finished work in Filoselle, with enil)roidery needle, a twisted stitch over the 
 upright bars, passing the needle in a slanting direction from right to left luuler each bar. 
 
 N. Pi. — An experienced worker may jirefer to cut out a vest pattern of the 
 required size in thick brown paper, .and >hape her work to it by increasing and decreasing 
 in the ordinary way. This will take rather less wool, 
 
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 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 About 6 hanks 
 
 Pearsall's Washing- Filoselle 
 
 3 dozen skeins, more or less, according to design selected 
 
 1 Coarse Embroidery Needle 
 
 NOTE. — Appropriate colors for wool are Black, Navy Blue, Cardinal, Hunter's Green, etc., 
 
 and White or Contra^ing Color for silk. 
 
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 Any of the following eight designs can be made by fir^ drawing the shape of ve^ on the canvas, 
 and then working the pattern by counting number of spaces on canvas to each ^itch, as shown by the 
 illu^ration, in which the dark portions represent the wool and the light the silk. 
 
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 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 3 hanks 
 I Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 5 
 
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 Commence with lo6 chain stitches. ]Make 3 rows of afghan stitch plain, divide 
 30 stitches for the front, 46 stitches for the back, and 30 for the other side of the front. 
 
 Three rows plain, make 15 stitches, and widen i stitch for the bust. Make 16 
 stitches, widen i for the armhole, work across the back, repeat for the other side. 22 
 rows, widen 5 times under each arm and 6 times for the front (at intervals to get the 
 required shape). (If for a stout person you will have to widen more stitches.) 
 
 Take up Ti6 stitches for the front. 
 
 First Row — Plain. 
 
 Second Row — Narrow i stitch at the beginning of the row. 
 
 Repeat narrowing until you have 7 rows at the armhole, make 7 rows more, nar- 
 rowing at the front, then leave off and start at the back, leave 3 stitches at the armhole. 
 
 Begin taking up across the back, 8 rows plain, 8 rows widen (i stitch in each 
 row) the side at the armholcs. and repeat around the front as explained before. Break 
 off, and take up all the stitches across the whole waist. 
 
 Join the sides to the arm. 
 
 First Row — Plain. 
 
 Second Row — Narrow i stitch at beginning of the work to the shoulder, narrow 
 I stitch, knit i, narrow i, knit across the back to the next shoulder, narrow i, knit i, 
 narrow i, knit i, narrow i at end of row. Repeat in same manner until there are no 
 stitches left at the front. This shapes the waist. 
 
 Finish by making 3 rows plain across the bottom of the waist. Then make 2 
 rows of crazy stitch all around the waist, tum it up and sew to the body. 
 
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 INVALID'S Bed Jacket 
 
 MATERIAL— Colombia Worsted Knitting Yarn 
 
 3 hanks 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 4 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
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 N 
 
 Cast on 90 stitches, knit plain for 100 rows. Add 70 stitches on each side of 
 needle for sleeves. Knit plain for 60 rows. On the next row knit 105 stitches plain. 
 Bind off 20 stitches, place the remaining 105 stitches on spare needle. 
 
 Take up the first 105 stitches, add 15 stitches on the left-hand side of needle, 
 for the right front. Knit plain for 60 rows. Bind ofif 70 stitches on the right-hand 
 side of needle (this forms the sleeve). Knit the remaining stitches plain for 100 rows. 
 
 Take up the spare needle with the 105 stitches, add 15 stitches on the right-hand 
 side of needle. Knit the left front to correspond. The gusset under the arm is made 
 separate and sewed in. 
 
 Gusset — Cast on 14 stitches and knit square. 
 
 With color knit 24 rows plain all around the sacque, and 36 rows on the sleeve 
 for turned back cuff. 
 
 Knit 4 rows around the neck, then a row of holes, then 24 rows, for turned down 
 collar. Sew up the seams under the arms, also the sleeves. 
 
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 Infants Yoke Jacket 
 
 MATERIAL — 2 Fold Columbia Saxony for Body 
 
 2 hanks Cream White 
 
 3 Fold Colombia Saxony for Yoke and Edge 
 
 1 hank Colored 
 
 2X yards Baby Ribbon 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 YOKE. — loi chain, ist Row — 24 Sg. C, taking up back of stitch to form rib, 
 widen on the 25th and 28th stitches, 4.^ Sg. C, then widen same as other front. Widen 
 every row, having first 2 stitches between widenings, then 4, 6, 8 and up to 38. Al- 
 ways keep 24 stitches on front and 44 stitches between widenings on back. 
 
 JACKET. — 1st Row— I chain for first stitch, Sg. C in next 2 chains, L C in next 
 3 chains. 3 Sg. C. 3 L C. 3 Sg. C. 3 E C. 3 Sg. C. 3 E C. 3 Sg. C, ending in last 
 chain of point. 19 chain for armhole. 3 E C beginning in the last chain of point on 
 back (8 long groups and 7 short groups), on back, then same on other front. Break off 
 every row. 
 
 Second Row— i chain, 3 Sg. C, 3 Sg. C in point, 5 Sg. C, 3 Sg. C in point, 5 Sg. C, 3 
 Sg. C, in point, 5 Sg. C, 3 Sg. C in point, 5 Sg. C, E C in next 3 chain. Sg. C, 3 E C, 
 
 3 Sg. C, 3 E C, 3 Sg. C, 3 E C in point on back, 5 Sg. C, and so on across the back, then 
 same on front. 
 
 Third Row— I chain, 3 Sg. C, 3 in point, 7 Sg. C. 3 in point, 7 Sg. C, and so on. 
 Fourth Row— I chain, 3 Sg. C, 3 in point, 9 Sg. C, 3 in point, 9 Sg. C, and so on. 
 Fifth Row— I chain, 3 Sg. C, 3 in point, 4 Sg. C, skip i chain, i Sg. C, skip i chain. 
 
 4 Sg. C, 3 in point, and so on. 30 rows of Sg. C, long, 22 points around sack. (4 on 
 front, 8 on back and 3 under arm.) 
 
 BORDER.— First Row— 3 chain, then 6 E C in point, i E C in 3d chain, 6 E C in 
 the lovver point, i E C in 3d chain, and so on, 3 rows back and forth, beginning on 
 wrong side of White, then i row of White all around except the neck, then chain of 
 color (3 chain in every chain for edge.) 
 
 COEEAR.— 50 E C in every other chain, 2 rows of While like border, chain of color. 
 
 SEEEVE.— First Row— Begin midway under arm, 3 Sg. C, 3 E C, opposite others 
 and so on (7 E C groups, 6 Sg. C groups over shoulders). (4 Sg. C groups. 3 L C 
 groups under arm.) 31 rows Sg. C, long, make same as body of sack. 
 
 CUFF. — Draw together with chain in every other chain of color, then L C in every 
 other chain. (31) 3 rows of White, chain of color like border. Frill around yoke same 
 as sleeve. 
 
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 INFANT'S Yoke Sacque 
 
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 MATERIAL — 3 Fold Colombia Saxony for Yoke and Edging: 
 
 }4 hank Sunrise, No. 310. or Blue, 152 
 
 2 Fold Columbia Saxony for Body 
 
 2^ hanks Cream White 
 
 2X yards Ribbon 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
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 YOKE.— Make a chain of lOO. 
 
 3 rows plain Sg. C, taking up back of stitch to form rib. 
 
 Fourth Row. — Widen on 25th and 28th stitches, and have 44 stitches between, on 
 back of yoke. 
 
 Also widen on 25th and 28th stitches from opposite front. Widen every row, 
 having first 2 stitches between the widenings, then 4-6-8- 10- 12- 14 and up to 30. Always 
 keep 44 stitches between widenings on the back, and the first widenings, 25th and 28th 
 stitches from fronts. 
 
 JACKET. — Begin with a shell of 4 D C in every other stitch of yoke, 
 until you reach the first point of yoke, then make a chain of 28 stitches and carry on to 
 other point of yoke, with shell in every other stitch until you reach the 3d point of yoke. 
 Make a chain of 28 stitches and carry it to 4th point of yoke, join with shell and make 
 shell in every other stitch across 2d front. Make a chain of 3 and turn and put shell on 
 shell until you reach the chain, on which you put 7 shells ; then shell on shell across the 
 back, 7 shells in 2d chain, and so on across 2d front. Make jacket 23 shells deep. 
 
 SLEEVE. — Join in wool under arm, and make shell on shell on jacket, and shell 
 in every other stitch on yoke from ist row, 22 shells in all. Then 18 rows, shell on shell. 
 
 Around bottom of jacket and sleeves, I row of 5 D C. Around neck, row of 
 holes for ribbon, formed by i D C and 2 chain ; repeat across neck and finish with row 
 of 5 D C shells. 
 
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 INFANT'S Star Stitch Sacque 
 
 
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 MATERIAL — 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 2 hanks White 
 
 }i hank Pink or Blue 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 or 4 
 
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 N 
 
 Make a chain 12 inches long. 
 
 First Row.— 10 stars, widen, 2 stars in one. Make i star, widen, 11 stars, widen, i 
 
 star, widen, 11 stars, widen, i star, widen, 9 stars left. 
 
 Second Row.— 10 stars, widen, 3 stars, widen, 23 stars, widen, 3 stars, widen, 9 
 stars. 
 
 In the ne.xt 8 rows, widen at the shoulders in every row, increasing 2 stars be- 
 tween the widenings each time. At the centre of the back widen every other row the 
 whole length of sacque, being careful to have the widenings come directly over each 
 other. Make 10 stars in every row before the first widening, and 9 after the corre- 
 sponding widenings at the other side of the sacque. Join the widenings in the nth row 
 for the armholcs and work stars until there arc 19 rows, counting from the neck. 
 
 In the sleeves there are 17 rows of stars, counting from the neck. 
 
 At the neck make a row of D C separated by single chains in which to insert the 
 ribbon or cord. Make a border of alternate rows of D C and stars in two colors. 
 Crochet a row of scallops for trimming all around the sacque. 
 
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 Infants Sacque 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Colombia Saxony 
 
 Ij/z hanks White 
 1 hank Blue or Pink 
 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 This sacque is formed in one section, joined under the arms and along the sleeves 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on 70 stitches with white wool for the lower edge of the back, and knit 
 back and forth until you have 33 ridges (2 rows of knitting make a ridge), then at 
 each side of this centre piece cast on 35 stitches and knit until there are 19 more ridges. 
 Then knit back 55 stitches at one side. 
 
 Take another needle and bind off 30 stitches, knit off the remaining stitches on the 
 needle, knit at each side 6 ridges, cast on 18 stitches, knit 19 ridges, and bind off 35 
 stitches each sleeve. 
 
 Knit 32 ridges for each front and bind across the bottom. Sew up the garment 
 under the arms and along the sleeves. 
 
 Now with blue or pink wool pick up the stitches across the bottom and knit 
 across once, knit 2 plain, throw over, knit i plain, and knit plain, until within 3 stitches 
 from the end. Throw over once, knit 2 plain, in knitting back knit plain to end of row. 
 
 Knit in this manner until there are 9 ridges, then pick up the stitches along 
 each front, beginning at the bottom on one right side of work, and at the top on other 
 right side of work, knit back plain, knit 2 plain, throw over, knit plain to top of sacque, 
 knit back plain to end; this is done to make the bottom corners slanting. 
 
 Knit in this manner until there are 9 ridges and overhand the slanting corners 
 of the border together. 
 
 Now pick up the stitches across the neck and front borders on the right side of 
 work, and knit 5 ridges, then knit 6 stitches plain, throw over twice, narrow and knit 6, 
 throw over twice, narrow, and repeat across the work. In working back drop the last 
 half of every put over thread. Knit 10 more ridges and bind off. Make cord and ball 
 for the neck. 
 
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 Infants' Crochet Chest Protector 
 
 
 
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 MATERIAL — Lady Jane Wool or 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 IX hanks White 
 Vz hank Blue 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 2 
 3 yards Blue Ribbon 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
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 T 
 
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 O 
 
 N 
 
 Make a chain of 45 stitches, take up each chain with a single crochet stitch. 2d 
 row — Turn and crochet single stitch, taking up the back stitch to form the rib or slipper 
 stitch, crochet back and forth in this, until you have 25 ribs, which forms the back. 
 Then take up 17 stitches, and crochet back and forth on these until you have 25 ribs, 
 which forms the front. 
 
 Then count off 10 stitches for the neck, taking up the remaining 17 stitches for 
 the other front, and make 25 ribs. Finish with a border all around of single crochet, 
 taking up the whole stitch, alternating the colors, i row blue and i white, until you 
 have 4 blue and 4 white ; finish the whole with a blue picot. 
 
 Cut the ribbon into 12 pieces, sew 2 on each side of the fronts, to close the pro- 
 tector, and 2 on each of the outer edges to form the armhole. 
 
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 Child 
 
 Shirt 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 2 hanks 
 I Bone Crochet Hook, No. 4 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Make 172 chain stitches, then make 10 rows of Sg. C, taking up the back stitch, 
 and work lengthwise of the shirt. Work one side first, making 60 Sg. C. Make 36 
 rows and fasten stitch. 
 
 Commence 60 stitches from the other side of the work, leaving 35 stitches for the 
 armhole. Make 36 rows. 
 
 Work the 37th row until 23 stitches from the top, then make 23 chain for the 
 opening in the front, working same as before, until 36 rows are made. Join the 72> rows 
 with 35 chain and break ofif. 
 
 Work across for 10 rows, beginning so that the rows will be uniform as before. 
 Join the sides together, leaving an opening 2J/2 inches long at side last made for the 
 armholes. 
 
 To finish sleeve make i D C into the 2d stitch, i D C into ist stitch, forming a 
 cross stitch, then finish all around the sleeve by making :r Sg. C, 2 chain, 2 D C into the 
 same stitch. For the neck make i D C, i chain stitch over every rib, then finish as before. 
 
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 CHILD'S Petticoat 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown "Wool 
 
 2;^ hanks White 
 }i hank Pink 
 
 1 Long Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 This garment is very pretty made with 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Make a chain as long as desired and join. This forms the top edge. 
 
 First Round — i Sg. C in each of the first 6 stitches, 3 in the 7th, and 6 more in 
 the following 6 stitches. Skip i stitch and repeat all around the chain, joining the last 
 Sg. C to the 1st one with a slip stitch. 
 
 Second Round — Skip i stitch, then make i Sg. C through each of the next 6 
 stitches, and 3 through the next one, make i through the back half of each of the next 
 6 stitches, skip 2 and repeat work around on same order for the rest of the skirt, mak- 
 ing it as long as you may desire. Make 2 rows of colored stripe and 2 rows of White, 
 2 rows of colored, for the lower edge, make i D C in a stitch, 5 chain, catch in the 1st 
 stitch of chain, skip l stitch and repeat all around the skirt. 
 
 The waist can be made of muslin or of a crocheted band of 10 rows of single 
 crochet back and forth. 
 
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 Ladies* Knitted Skirt 
 
 In Three Sedlions 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Spanish Knitting- Yarn 
 
 12 hanks "White 
 2 hanks Blue 
 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 1 
 
 N 
 
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 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on i8o stitches with blue, and knit 3 rows plain. 
 
 Fourth Row — With white, plain. 
 
 Fifth Row — With white, purl. 
 
 Sixth Row — Knit i, throw over, knit 3, 
 slip I on needle, knit 2 together, pass 
 slip stitch over these 2, knit 3, throw 
 over, knit i, throw over, knit 3, slip 
 I on needle, knit 2 together, pass slip 
 stitch over these 2, knit 3, so on to the 
 end of needle. 
 
 Seventh Row — Purl, see that the same 
 
 amount of stitches are on needle (180 
 
 stitches). 
 Eighth Row — Like 6th row. 
 Ninth Row, nth, 13th, 15th, 17th rows 
 
 like 7th row, purl. 
 Tenth Row, 12th, 14th, i6th rows, like 
 
 6th row. 
 Eighteenth Row — With blue, plain. 
 
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 Ladies' Knitted Skirt 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Nineteenth Row — With blue, plain. 
 Twentieth Row — With white, plain. 
 T\venty-first Row — With White, purl. 
 Twenty-second Row, 24th, 26th, 28th, like 
 
 6th row. 
 Twenty-third Row, 25th, 27th, 29th, like 
 
 7th row, purl. 
 Thirtieth Row — With blue, plain. 
 Thirty-first Row — With blue, plain. 
 Thirty-second Row — With white, plain. 
 Thirty-third Row — Purl i, knit 8, purl i, 
 
 knit 8, so on to the end of the needle. 
 Thirty-fourth Row — Purl 7, knit 2, purl 7, 
 
 knit 2, so on to the end of needle. 
 Thirty-fifth Row — Purl 3, knit 6, purl 3, 
 
 knit 6, so on to the end of needle. 
 Thirty-sixth Row — Purl 5, knit 4, purl 5, 
 
 knit 4, so on to the end of needle. 
 Thirty-seventh Row — Purl 4, knit 5, purl 4, 
 
 knit 5, so on to the end of needle. 
 Thirty-eighth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Thirty-ninth Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 Fortieth Row— Purl i, knit 8. 
 Forty-first Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Forty-second Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 Forty-third Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Forty-fourth Row — Purl 5, knit 4. 
 Forty-fifth Row — Purl 4, knit 5. 
 Forty-sixth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Forty-seventh Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 
 WITH BLUE. 
 Forty-eighth Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Forty-ninth Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Fiftieth Row— Purl 7, knit 2. 
 Fifty-first Row— Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Fifty-second Row — Purl 5, knit 4. 
 Fifty-third Row— Purl 4, knit 5. 
 Fifty-fourth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Fifty-fifth Row— Purl 7, knit 2. 
 
 WITH WHITE. 
 Fifty-sixth Row— Purl i, knit 8. 
 Fifty-seventh Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Fifty-eighth Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 Fifty-ninth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Sixtieth Row — Purl 5, knit 4. 
 Sixty-first Row — Purl 4, knit 5. 
 Sixty-second Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Sixty-third Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 
 WITH BLUE. 
 Sixty-fourth Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Sixty-fifth Row— Purl i, knit 8. 
 
 oixiy-nitn kow — ruri i, knit 8. 
 Sixty-sixth Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 
 Sixty-ninth Row — Purl 4. knit 5 
 
 Sixty-seventh Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Sixty-eighth Row — Purl 5, knit 4. 
 
 Seventieth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Seventy-first Row — Purl 7. knit 2. 
 
 WITH Wl^ITE. 
 Seventy-second Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Seventy-third Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Seventy-fourth Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 Seventy-fifth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Seventy-sixth Row — Purl 5, knit 4. 
 Seventy-seventh Row — Purl 4, knit 5. 
 Seventy-eighth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Seventy-ninth Row — Purl 7, knit 2. 
 
 WITH BLUE. 
 Eightieth Row— Purl i, knit 8. 
 Eighty-first Row — Purl i, knit 8. 
 Eighty-second Row — Purl 7. knit 2. 
 Eighty-third Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Eighty-fourth Row — Purl 5, knit 4. 
 Eighty-fifth Row — Purl 4, knit 5. 
 Eighty-sixth Row — Purl 3, knit 6. 
 Eightj'-seventh Row — Purl 7, knit 2, now 
 with white 18 points more. 
 
 BELT — Knit 2, purl 2, for 29 rows, then with blue 4 rows, with white 6 rows, 
 then again with blue 4 rows, now with white knit 2, purl 2 for 2 rows, then knit i, 
 purl I, knit i, knit 2 together so on to end of needle. Next row knit i, purl i, end of 
 needle, then 10 rows more, now knit 2 together, throw over 2 times, knit 2 together, 
 purl I, knit i, knit 2 together over 2 limes, knit 2 together, this forms the holes for 
 ribbon. Now knit across 4 times, bind ofif. Crochet together on the right side, then 
 finish with a crochet edge around, run the ribbon through the holes made for it. 
 
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 Ladies' 
 Petti- 
 
 COAT 
 
 Crocheted 
 
 MATERIAL— 
 
 4 Fold Columbia 
 Germantown Wool 
 
 10 hanks Red 
 
 1 hank Navy Blue 
 
 I Long Bone Crochet Hook, 
 No. 5 
 
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 Make a chain of 210 stitches with Scarlet wool, for the top, make i row of Sg. C, 
 then I row of D C. 
 
 Next row make i Sg. C in each of the next 2 stitches, Sg. C in the next, and i 
 Sg. C in each of the next 2 stitches, skip i, make i in each of the next 2 stitches, turn. 
 
 Next row skip i stitch, then make i Sg. C, in each of the 2 Sg. C in previous 
 rows, 3 Sg. C in the centre of the 3 Sg. C in previous row, i Sg. C in each of the next 2, 
 repeat to the end of the row. 
 
 Repeat the last row 24 times, always working in the front half of the stitch (in 
 all the remaining rounds work in the back half of the stitch) and around the skirt in- 
 stead of back and forth. 
 
 Next round make i Sg. C in each of the 6 stitches, 3 in the next and so on around. 
 
 In the next 16 rounds, make 3 Sg. C in the middle stitch of the cluster of Sg. C, 
 I Sg. C in each of the next 4, skip 2, then i Sg. C in each of the next 4, and repeat the 
 entire round. 
 
 Next row make 5 Sg. C in the middle of the group of 3, then i Sg. C in each of 
 the next 10, and repeat for the round. 
 
 Next II rounds make 3 Sg. C in the middle stitch of the cluster Sg. C, i Sg. C in 
 each of the next 6, skip 2, i Sg. C in each of the next 6, and repeat for the round. 
 
 Next round make 5 Sg. C in centre of the cluster of 3, i Sg. C in each of the next 
 14 stitches and repeat for the round. 
 
 Next and all remaining rounds as follows : 3 Sg. C in centre of the cluster of 
 Sg. C and I Sg. C each of the next 8, skip 2, i Sg. C in each of the next 8, and repeat 
 round. 
 
 8 more rounds of Scarlet like the last round, then 5 rounds of Navy Blue and 
 Scarlet alternately, then 5 rounds of Scarlet, and finish with i round of Navy Blue. 
 
 Crochet an edge of Sg. C around the top to run drawing string through. 
 
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 Ladies 
 
 Mittens 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL — 4: Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 2 hanks 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 T 
 
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 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast 60 stitches on 3 needles and knit 60 rounds in ribbed knitting, 2 stitches 
 plain and 2 purled. 
 
 Follow with 70 rounds of plain knitting for the hand. 
 
 In the 3d round of the 70 begin to widen for the thumb gore. To begin, widen 
 at both sides of the first 2 stitches, and then 5 times thereafter, with intervals of 2 
 rounds in a line above the previous widenings. For the widenings, having knitted the 
 first 2 stitches mentioned, knit a stitch crossed out of the succeeding horizontal mesh. 
 (For cross knitting insert the needle downward at the back instead of upward at the 
 front.) Purl the following stitch, then having knitted the round, purl the stitch that 
 precedes the 2 named and knit i crossed out of the horizontal mesh succeeding it ; at 
 each successive round the number of stitches between the widenings will naturally be 
 increased. After the last widening round (the i8th round) knit 2 more rounds, then 
 take the stitches of the thumb gore on separate needles and knit 24 rounds for the 
 thumb, in the last 4 of which point it. 
 
 Then continue the hand. 
 
 In the 1st round out of the mesh connecting the thumb stitches, knit 2 stitches 
 crossed. In the following round, knit 2 stitches together on both sides of these 2 
 stitches, and in the succeeding round, knit each one of these stitches together with the 
 one beside it, thus forming a gusset. 
 
 The hand is narrowed in the last 11 rounds. In the first of these knit 2 stitches 
 together at both sides of the first stitch, and at both sides of the middle stitch, then 
 narrowing before the stitch to be knit plain, and thereafter in every following 2d round 
 narrow in the same manner, then in last round, divide the stitches into halves and cast 
 0&, knitting the stitches of both halves together in pairs. 
 
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 Ladies* Mittens 
 
 Crocheted 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Spanish 
 
 I hank 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Begin with a chain of 40 stitches, join, and make 5 rows of sHp stitches. 
 
 Sixth Row — Make sHp stitch by picking up the front edge of stitch, 5 rows thus, 
 and begin the thumb. Make i chain, knit i stitch, make i chain and continue as above 
 around the row — this increases the thumb. 
 
 Next row plain, next increases same as before, i row plain, continue in this 
 manner until you have 23 increased stitches, be sure to always make the increase in 
 the same place so as to form a gusset. 
 
 Close the 23 stitches together to form the thumb, join, work on the 40 stitches 
 for the front of hand, 18 plain rows, and decrease by drawing 2 stitches together to i, 
 until you have the desired width. Knit together to close the front. 
 
 Finish the thumb by narrowing 2 stitches at the joint, i row plain, narrow i 
 stitch at joint, leaving 19 stitches. Make 7 rows plain, narrow 2 stitches each row to 
 make point. 
 
 Finish the cuff, make one row i D C in each stitch, next row i D C skip i stitch, 
 I D C stitch back in the stitch you skipped, next row i Sg. C, 2 chain stitches, i D C 
 all around the mitt. 
 
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 Baby's Mittens 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL— 2 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 % hank 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 T 
 
 R U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on 42 stitches on 3 needles. Knit 2 and purl i all the way round. Make 24 
 rounds like the above. 
 
 To begin the thumb knit 3, purl i, knit 2. purl l. knit plain, widening i stitch at 
 each side up to 14 stitches. Cast off on a string, cast on 3 stitches on right-hand needle, 
 narrow in centre of 3 stitches for 3 rounds, knit 24 rounds, and narrow off. Knit 4, 
 narrow 3 rounds plain, knit 2, narrow 3 rounds plain until you have 6 stitches, and bind 
 off. 
 
 To make thumb take up stitches on 2 needles, knit round the gusset, take up 3 
 stitches at base, cast on stitches, also i stitch on each side of these 3, knit round 1 1 
 rounds, then narrow in the centre of each needle until there are 6 stitches left, and bint! 
 off. 
 
 Trim with a small bow of ribbon at the cuff. 
 
 Baby 
 
 Mittens 
 
 Crocheted 
 
 MATERIAL — 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 ^ hank 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 T 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 T 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 ^lake a chain of 35 stitches and join, then 2 rows of slip stitches, then take the 
 front stitch of the work and make 11 rows. 
 
 Start thumb l)y putting 2 stitches in i, then 3 plain stitches, then i double stitch, 
 plain row over the previous row. Continue until j-ou have il stitches in the thumb, 
 then join the thumb together. r^Iake 9 rows plain, then quarter the mitts and at each 
 quarter decrease i stitch. Continue until you have 8 stitches left, then turn the mitt 
 inside out. and knit together. Finish the thumb by decreasing 2 stitches, I each side, 
 initil you have 2 stilclics left, draw together. 
 
 To make the cuff make 17 bean stitches round top, purl last row. 
 
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 Knit Golf Glove 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 1 /^ hanks 
 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 16 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
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 I 
 
 o 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on 66 stitches, knit 3, purl 3, making rib of 3 and 3 for 40 rows. 
 
 RIGHT-HAND GLOVE— The palm facing the knitter, and the thumb on the 
 right-hand side. Make 26 rounds plain, on the 14th round begin to increase for the 
 thumb, by knitting the 'first stitch plain, increase one in the next stitch, then knit 28 
 stitches plain, knit 3, purl 3, for the remaining stitches of round. 
 
 Fifteenth Round— Same as the 14th. 
 
 Sixteenth Round — Knit 2- stitches plain, knit 3, purl 3, for the remaining stitches 
 of the round. 
 
 Seventeenth Round — Knit i plain, and increase i in the next stitch. Knit 30 
 plain, purl 3, knit 3, for the remaining stitches of round. (This reverses the pattern, 
 thus forming a small block.) Continue knitting in this way until you have increased 
 26 stitches, being careful to reverse the pattern, or blocks, every 3 rounds, making 93 
 stitches on the needle. 
 
 Thread a needle with coarse cotton, pass it through the 28 stitches knitted for the 
 thumb. Tie the cotton. Continue to work in the round, also pattern for 36 rounds. 
 
 FIRST FINGER— Knit 6, take a needle and cotton and pass it through all the 
 stitches on the hand, except the last 13 stitches. Now use 3d needle, cast on 4 stitches, 
 this is for the inside of finger. Divide the stitches for the finger equally on 3 needles, 
 continue to knit plain in the round for 24 rounds, then decrease by knitting 2 of the 
 inside stitches together. Knit 8 rounds plain, then decrease by knitting 2 of the inside 
 stitches together. Knit 6 rounds plain, knit 2 together, then knit 2 all around, knit 2 
 together, knit 2 all around, knit 2 together, and then knit i all around until you have 
 14 stitches remaining on the needle. Draw the wool through the 14 stitches, draw 
 together, fasten the wool firmly on the wrong side. 
 
 SECOND FINGER— Put the next 7 stitches from the inside of the hand, on a 
 needle. Cast 4 stitches on another needle, then take the last 8 stitches oflf the cotton 
 on to a needle. Now pick up the 4 stitches, cast on for the ist finger, and work as 
 before, making finger 6 rounds longer previous to beginning to decrease. 
 
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 Knit Golf Glove 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 THIRD FINGER— Take 7 stitches from inside of hand, cast on 4 stitches, take 
 the last 7 stitches off the cotton, pick the 4 stitches from inside of second finger, and 
 knit as directed for the ist finger, making 3 rounds more before beginning the decrease. 
 
 FOURTH FINGER— Take all the stitches remaining on the cotton, and pick 
 up the 4 stitches from inside of the 3d finger. Knit 18 rounds, decrease as before, and 
 finish the same way. Now finish the thumb by taking stitches off the cotton on to 3 
 needles. Work 18 rounds plain, decrease 2, then knit 6 rounds, decrease 2, knit 4 
 rounds, decrease 2, then knit 2 all around until you have 16 stitches remaining, finish as 
 directed for fingers. 
 
 LEFT-HAND GLOVE— Cast on 66 stitches, knit 3. purl 3, making rib of 3 and 3 
 for 40 rows. The thumb must be on the right-hand side, and the back of the glovo 
 towards the knitter. Make 26 rounds plain, on the 27th round begin to increase for 
 the thumb, by knitting the pattern first in this manner, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3. purl 3, 
 knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3. knit 3, purl 3, knit 28, increase one the next 
 stitch, knit i. 
 
 Twenty-eighth Round— Same as the 27th. 
 
 Twenty-ninth Round — Knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3. knit 3, purl 3, 
 knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 32. 
 
 Thirtieth Round — Purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, 
 knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 27, increase one in the next stitch, knit i. This round 
 reverses the pattern, thus forming a small block. Continue knitting in this way until 
 you have increased 26 stitches, being careful to reverse the pattern, or block, every 3 
 rounds, making 93 stitches on the needle. Thread a needle with coarse cotton, pass it 
 through 27 stitches, knitted for thumb. Tie the cotton. Continue to work in round on 
 the 66 stitches, also pattern for 36 rounds. 
 
 FIRST FINGER— Knit 6. take a needle and cotton, pass it through all the 
 stitches on the hand, except the last 13 stitches, now use 3d needle, cast on 4 stitches, 
 this is for the inside of finger. Divide the stitches equally on 3 needles. Continue to 
 knit plain in the round for 24 rounds, then decrease by knitting 2 stitches of the inside 
 stitches together, knit 8 round plain, then decrease, knit 6 rounds, decrease, knit 2 
 rounds, decrease, knit 2 rounds, decrease, then knit i all around until you have 14 
 stitches remaining on the needle, draw the wool through the 14 stitches, draw together, 
 fasten the wool firmly on the wrong side. 
 
 SECOND FINGER— Put the next 7 stitches from the inside of the hand on a 
 needle, cast 4 stitches on another needle, then take the last 8 stitches off the cotton on 
 to a needle. Now pick up the 4 stitches cast on for the ist finger, and work as before, 
 making finger 6 rounds longer, previous to beginning to decrease. 
 
 THIRD FINGER— Take 7 stitches from inside of hand, cast on 4 stitches, take 
 the last 7 stitches off the cotton, pick up the 4 stitches from inside of 2d finger, and 
 knit as directed for the ist finger, making 3 rounds more before beginning the decrease. 
 
 FOURTH PMNGER— Take all the stitches remaining on the cotton, and pick 
 
 up 4 stitches from inside of the 3d finger, knit 18 rounds, decrease as before, and finish 
 
 the same way. Now finish the thumb by taking stitches off the cotton on to 3 needles. 
 
 Work 18 rounds plain, decrease, then knit 6 rounds, decrease, knit 4 rounds, decrease, 
 
 then knit 2 all around, until you have sixteen stitches remaining, then finish as directed 
 
 for finger. 
 
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 Golf and Bicycle Stocking 
 
 Style A 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Spanish 
 
 4 hanks 
 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
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 N 
 
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 N 
 
 Cast 37 stitches on the ist needle, 32 stitches on the 2d needle and 35 stitches 
 on the 3d needle, making a total of 104 stitches. 
 
 Knit in ribbing 5 stitches plain and 3 stitches purl for 50 rounds. Mark with a 
 thread of cotton the 3 purled stitches, which stand 14th, 15th and i6th in the centre 
 of the 1st needle. These are to be considered as seam stitches, and are to be kept 
 straight in line to the heel of the stocking. 
 
 In the Sist round when 2 stitches before the seam stitch, pick up a thread and 
 knit it to make an extra stitch on the needle, knit 2, purl 3 seam stitches, knit 2, increase 
 another stitch and finish the round as heretofore. Knit the ne.xt 7 rounds in ribbing 
 as before, only now there will be an extra stitch in the plain ribs on each side of the 
 seam, repeat from * until there are 4 stitches increased each side, 112 stitches in the 
 round. Knit on in ribbing until the stocking measures 10 or 11 inches from the 
 commencement. 
 
 To decrease the leg,* — knit in ribbing till within 3 stitches of the scam stitches, 
 knit 2 together, knit i, purl the 3 seam stitches, knit i, slip i, knit i, pass the slip 
 stitch over, and rib to the end of the round. Knit 7 ribbed rounds. Repeat from * 
 
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 CONTINUED 
 
 until you come to knit only i plain ribbed stitcli on each side of the seam. For the 
 next decrease, purl the 3 seam stitches together. Knit 7 ribljcd rounds. For the next 
 decrease, slip the i plain rib stitch to the right of the seam, knit tcigeilu-r the i purl seam 
 stitch and i plain rib stitch to the left, and pass the slip stitch over them; this joins 
 the ribs neatly. Knit 7 ribbed rounds. For the next decrease purl 2 together, purl 3, 
 purl 2 together. Knit 7 ribbed rounds. For the next decrease purl 2 together, purl i, 
 purl 2 together. Now the slocking is reduced to 88 stitches in the round and the ril)bing 
 comes in evenly ; 5 plain, 3 purl all around, as it did at the commencement of the 
 stocking; 3 purl stitches being 6th, 7th and 8th upon the ist needle for the seam. 
 Knit 6 rounds on the 88 stitches for the ankle. 
 
 HEEL. — Beginning on the ist needle knit 5, purl the 3 seam stitches, knit 21; 
 turn the work, slip the ist stitch, purl 20, knit the 3 seam stitches, purl 21*, turn, slip 
 the 1st stitch, knit 20, purl the 3 seam stitches, knit 21 ; turn, slip the ist stitch, purl 20, 
 knit the 3 seam stitches, purl 21 and repeat from * till 34 little rows are knitted. While 
 doing this let the 43 instep stitches remain divided upon 2 needles until again wanted. 
 
 Thirty-fifth Row of Heel — Slip i. knit 8, slip i, knit i, pass the slip stitch over, 
 knit 8, knit 2 together, purl 3 seam stitches, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, 
 knit 8, knit 2 together, knit 9. 
 
 Thirty-sixth Row — Slip i, purl 8, knit 3 seam stitches, purl 19. 
 
 Thirty-seventh Row — Slip i, knit 8, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, 
 knit 6, knit 2 together, purl the 3 scam stitches, slip r, knit i, pass the slipped stitch 
 over, knit 6, knit 2 together, knit 9. 
 
 Thirty-eighth Row — Slip i, purl 16, knit 3 seam stitches, purl i. 
 
 Thirty-ninth Row — Slip i, knit 8, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 
 4, knit 2 together, purl 3 scam stitches, slip i, knit i, pass the slip stitch over, knit 4, 
 knit 2 together, knit 9. 
 
 Fortieth Row — Slip i, purl 14. knit 3 stitches, purl 15. 
 
 Forty-first Row — Slip 1, knit 8, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 2, 
 knit 2 together, purl 3 seam stitches, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 2, 
 knit 2 together, knit 9. 
 
 Forty-second Row— Slip i, purl 12, knit 3 seam stitches, purl 13. 
 
 Forty-third Row— Slip i, knit 8, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, 
 knit 2 together, purl 3 seam stitches, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 2 
 together, knit 9. 
 
 Forty-fourth Row— Slip i, purl 10. knit i ; fold the needles together the wrong 
 side out, put the 43 instep stitches all on i needle and with the spare needle thus ob- 
 tained knit the centre stitch of the 3 seam stitches, and cast off a stitch from each 
 
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 CONTINUED 
 
 needle together till all are cast off ; break off the wool. This is a balbriggan heel. 
 Now, hold the right side of the heel toward you, and beginning at the right-hand 
 corner pick up on i needle 27 stitches thence to centre of the heel, knitting each 
 stitch as you pick it up. On a 2d needle pick up and knit 28 stitches from the centre 
 of the heel to the left-hand corner of the heel; then rib on a 3d needle the 43 instep 
 stitches. 
 
 GUSSETS. — First knit i round plain on foot and ribbed instep. Then * on 
 1st foot needle knit i, slip l, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit plain to within 
 3 stitches (Ji the end of the 2d foot needle, knit 2 together, knit i ; rib along the instep 
 needle. Knit 2 rounds plain on foot and ribbed instep. Repeat from * till reduced 
 to 84 stitches in the round, and continue without any more decreasing, plain on foot, 
 and ribbed on instep for 75 rounds. 
 
 TOE. — (This is a pointed toe.) Beginning on the ist foot needle for the 1st 
 round — knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 10, repeat 3 times. Knit 3 
 plain rounds. 
 
 Fifth Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 9, repeat. 
 Knit 3 plain rounds. 
 
 Ninth Round — Knit 9. slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 8, repeat. 
 Knit 3 plain rounds. 
 
 Thirteenth Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 7, 
 repeat. Knit 2 plain rounds. 
 
 Sixteenth Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 6, 
 repeat. Knit 2 plain rounds. 
 
 Nineteenth Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 5. 
 repeat. Knit 2 plain rounds. 
 
 Twenty-second Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 4, 
 repeat. Knit 2 plain rounds. 
 
 Twenty-fifth Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 3, 
 repeat. Knit i plain round. 
 
 Twenty-seventh Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit 2, 
 repeat. Knit i plain round. 
 
 Twenty-ninth Round — Knit 9, slip i, knit i, pass the slipped stitch over, knit I, 
 repeat. Knit i plain round. Now decrease in every round in the same places, knitting 
 I plain stitch less between the decreasings each time, till reduced to 4 stitches only. 
 Break off the wool and with a rug needle run the wool through the 4 stitches, and sew 
 them up securely. 
 
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 Mens Socks 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Spanish 
 
 2 hanks 
 
 or Columbia Worsted Knitting Yarn 
 
 I hank 
 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 T 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on So stitches, divided on 4 needles. 
 
 Rib by knitting 2 and purling 2 until the sock is 4K> inches long. 
 
 Knit plain, making i stitch the seam stitch, until the sock reaches 7 inches in 
 length — then narrow on each side of the seam stitch for the ankle. (This is done by 
 knitting to within the last 3 stitches of seam.) 
 
 Slip I and knit i, draw the slip stitch over the knitted one, knit i, purl the seam 
 stitch, knit i, knit 2 together, knit the rest plain. Repeat this 5 times, doing 5 rounds 
 between each narrowing. Knit plain until the leg measures 10^ inches. 
 
 For the heel, divide stitches, having 17 on each side of seam. Knit and purl the 
 stitches until the heel measures 3 inches. (Always slip the ist stitch, whether it be 
 knit or purled.) Knit across, knit 20, knit 2 together, knit i, turn, purl 5, purl 2 
 together, purl i, turn, knit 5, knit 2 together, knit i. Repeat the last 2 rows until 
 you have 7 stitches left. 
 
 Pick up side stitches, do 3 plain rounds, narrow. 
 
 First Pin (of heel) :' Knit i, knit 2 together, knit the rest plain. 
 
 Second Pin: Knit to within the last 3 stitches, slip i, knit i, pass the slip stitch 
 over the knit one, knit i, do 2 plain rounds between each narrowing. There should 
 be 6 narrowings. 
 
 Knit plain until you have 8 stitches, then divide stitches for the toe — half on 
 front pin, a fourth on each of two other pins, the front must lay flat on sole of foot. 
 
 Front Pin: Knit i, knit 2 together, knit to within the last 3 stitches, slip I, 
 knit I, pass the slip stitch over the knit one and knit i. 
 
 Second Pin: Knit i, knit 2 together, knit the rest plain. 
 
 Third Pin: Knit to within the last 3 stitches, slip i, knit i, pass the slip stitch 
 over the knit one, do 2 plain rounds between each narrowing. Repeat until you have 
 24 stitches left or until the foot measures 10 inches. 
 
 Bind ofif and sew up. 
 
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 Bedroom Slipper 
 
 Single Crochet Stitch, with Turn Over Top 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 1 /4 hanks 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Needle, No. 3 
 
 I pair Lamb's Wool Soles, size 5 
 
 ] )4 yards No. 7 Satin Ribbon for Bows 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 T 
 
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 O 
 
 N 
 
 First Row — Make a chain of 17 stitches which will allow you one stitch for 
 turning, then crochet 7 stitches, and increase 2 extra stitches in the eighth stitch, then 
 crochet 7 stitches. 
 
 Second Row — Now crochet across, taking up the back stitch without increasing, 
 you will then have formed i rib of vamp. Continue making 12^2 ribs for vamp, in- 
 creasing 2 extra stitches in the centre of each rib, 16 stitches on the side of slipper, 
 28 ribs around slipper. Join on wrong side, taking up the back stitch of side and vamp, 
 this will make a neat joining and will not show on the outside. 
 
 Turn over top of slipper : 
 
 16 stitches wide, 26 ribs in length, finish with picot edge, 3 single crochet, then 
 chain 3 and catch inside of stitch just made. 
 
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 BcDRooM Slippers 
 
 Style 1 
 
 MATERIAL — 8 Fold Columbia Germantown "Wool 
 
 I y^ hanks 
 
 I Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 or 4 
 1 Paur Lamb's Wool Soles 
 
 I N 
 
 R U 
 
 I O N 
 
 Commence by making 9 chains. Make half stitch rib and widen by 2 stitches in 
 every row. 
 
 Make 18 rows (or 9 ribs) ; this completes the vamp. 
 
 To begin sides of foot take up 12 stitches, rib, but do not widen any. Make 38 
 rows (or 19 ribs). 
 
 Connect at left side, finish top by making shell ; 6 whole stitches for first row, 
 and 7 stitches for second row. 
 
 Turn slipper wrong side out and sew to binding on sole. 
 
 Finish front by making bow of ribbon and sewing to vamp. 
 
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 Bedroom Shoe 
 
 Slip Stitch, with Turn Over Top 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 Steel Color I — I hank 
 Steel Color 6 — 1 hank 
 
 I Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
 1 pair Lamb's Wool Soles, size 6 
 
 2 yards No. 7 Satin Ribbon 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Make a chain of i6 stitches, this will allow one stitch for turning, crochet 7 
 stitches, then 2 stitches in the eighth stitch, then crochet 7 stitches, continue crocheting 
 back and forth across the vamp, taking up the back stitch and widening i extra stitch 
 in the centre of each row of vamp, i8 ribs for vamp of slipper, 24 stitches up the side of 
 slipper, 47 ribs around slipper. 
 
 These shoes are made of two shades of steel color, one rib each of dark and light 
 alternately all around shoe. 
 
 For turn over top of shoe : 
 
 First Row — Long crochet stitch, use the dark shade of steel color yarn, crochet all 
 around top of shoe. 
 
 Second Row — 2 long crochet stitches of light steel, then 2 long crochet stitches 
 of dark steel, crochet alternately all around shoe. 
 
 Third Row — 2 long crochet stitches of dark steel, then 2 long crochet stitches of 
 light steel, crochet alternately all around shoe. 
 
 Fourth Row — Same as second. 
 
 Fifth Row — Same as third. 
 
 For turning over at top of shoe crochet five rows of single crochet stitches, taking 
 up both stitches, crochet all around top of slipper, using the light shade of steel, finish 
 with picot edge of dark steel. 
 
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 B 
 
 D R O 
 
 M 
 
 H O 
 
 Crocheted 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 I hank Pink 
 I hank Grey 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 or 4 
 I pair Fleece Lined Soles 
 
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 Beginning with the Grey make a chain of i6 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Make 7 Sg. C stitches into each following chain, then 3 Sg. C into 
 the 8th stitch, then 7 Sg. C. 
 
 Second Row — Plain, Sg. C, picking up the back stitch to form a rib. 
 
 Third Row— Pink, 8 Sg. C, 3 Sg. C into the 9th stitch, then 8 Sg. C. 
 
 Fourth Row— Plain. 
 
 Continue like this until you have 17 ribs (9 Grey and 8 Pink), the last row having 
 24 stitches on each side of centre stitch. Pick up 24 stitches and add a chain of 16 
 stitches. Crochet back and forth on 39 stitches until you have 31 ribs (16 Pink and 13 
 Grey), then join to the front of the shoe. 
 
 With the Grey make i chain and i D. C. into each rib around the top of the 
 shoe to hold the ribbon, then 2 rows of Sg. C. Finish with a Pink shell of 6 D. C. into 
 the 3d stitch, skip 3 stitches and make i of Sg. C making i chain between each D. C. 
 
 8 shells around the top of the shoe. 
 
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 Ladies 
 
 Boots 
 
 Knit 
 
 I 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 I hank each of two colors 
 4 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 14 
 
 N 
 
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 Cast on i68 stitches, 56 on each needle. 
 
 First Row — Knit 3 plain, seam 3. 
 
 Second Row — Same as ist. 
 
 Third Row — Same as ist. 
 
 Fourth Row — Searn 3, knit 3 plain. 
 
 Fifth Row — Same as 4th. 
 
 Sixth Row — Same as 4th. 
 
 Seventh Row — Repeat ist row. 
 
 Eighth Row — Repeat ist row. 
 
 Ninth Row — Repeat ist row. 
 
 Tenth Row — In the middle of i of the needles knit 2 of the plain ones together; 
 this leaves 2 plain stitches, which will continue to the top. Repeat i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 
 rows, narrowing each time each side of your 2 stitches. Continue until you have 7 
 blocks. Then knit around 3 times, seaming every stitch, narrowing each side of your 
 2 plain stitches. With your light worsted, knit around plain once. Narrow, beginning 
 with your 2 plain stitches and, using i of the plain stitches, knit 2 together, seam 2, 
 plain 2, seam 2, plain 2, until you get around to the 2 first plain, then knit i with 
 your 1st plain stitch. 
 
 Continue this until you have 54 stitches left. Then knit without narrowing until 
 you have made the work as long as desired. Bind off. Crochet fancy top with dark 
 
 wool. 
 
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 Ladies 
 
 Bed Shoe 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 1 yi hanks 
 I Bone Crochet Hook, No. 8 
 
 N 
 
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 N 
 
 Make a chain of 17 stitches. 
 
 First Row — Afghan stitch, plain. 
 
 Second Row — Increase 2 stitches in the centre. 
 
 Third Row — Same as ist. 
 
 Fourth Row — Same as 2d. 
 
 Fifth Row — Take up all the stitches across the row. In working back make 3 
 chain in every 3 stitches. (This forms the small ball.) Make 3 rows plain Afghan 
 sthch, increasing 2 stitches in the centre of every other row. 
 
 Ninth Row — Make the balls every 3 stitches across the row. Continue in this 
 way until you have 20 rows in the vamp, there being i row of balls in every 4th row. 
 
 To make the back portion of the shoe. Pick up stitches to the centre of vamp, 
 add 16 chain. Now work back and forth straight for 24 rows, making i row balls every 
 4th row. Take up the opposite side of vamp and join with the back on the wrong 
 side. Close the toe, make 2 rows of Sg. C around the bottom to form the sole. Close 
 the wrong side. 
 
 Finish top with a scallop, trim the front with small loops and lace the- shoe with 
 string and tassel. 
 
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 Infants Sock 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Colombia Saxony 
 
 1 hank 
 3 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on 35 stitches, knit back and forth for each row and make 6 rows, widening 
 at the back by i stitch, and widening at the front by 2 stitches in every row, so that in 
 the row there will be 41 stitches. In widening see that no openings will result. 
 
 Two methods may be used. The first is as follows : — 
 
 Put the needle through a stitch in the ordinary manner, throw the thread around 
 it twice, and then knit the stitch ofif in the regular way, but keep the 2 "thrown-over" 
 threads on the needle to make the 2 new stitches required. In knitting the 2 new 
 stitches knit the ist in the regular way, and the 2d through the back. 
 
 The other method is to knit through the front stitch in the usual way, but do not 
 slip it off the needle. 
 
 Now knit through the back of the same stitch and slip it off. The plain knitting 
 first made comes under the sole of the foot. 
 
 To make the upper part of foot after the 6 rows plain are made : Begin the 
 /th as follows : Knit 2, purl 2, knit 2. purl 2, and repeat across the row until there are 
 22 blocks, widening by 2 stitches at the front edge or toe of the sock, turn. 
 
 Eighth Row — Purl 4, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2. Repeat across the row. These 2 
 rows of knitting form one complete row of blocks. 
 
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 Ninth Row— Purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2. Repeat across the row, widening 
 as before. 
 
 Tenth Row — *Knit 4, purl 2, knit 2 and repeat from * to end of row. This com- 
 pletes the 2d row of blocks. 
 
 Now make 3 more rows of blocks widening in the same order as before. Then 
 4 rows more without widening, by i stitch at the front edge. 
 
 To make the instep and toe pass 36 stitches, begin at the back on another needle, 
 then make 9 rows of blocks, widening at the toe edge in every row, by 2 stitches. 
 Regulate the widening — the basket effect of blocks will not be disturbed. This forms 
 one-half the foot. Knit the other half of the toe and instep 8 rows more to correspond 
 with the first half, narrowing instead of widening at the last row. Cast on 36 stitches 
 and make the remainder of the foot to correspond with the other side. Double the 
 foot together and join it at the back and along the sole, sewing the toe point in the 
 angle under it. 
 
 Now pick up all the stitches around the top of the foot portion that are already 
 on the needle, and then knit back and forth 6 times, making 3 rows and bind off. 
 
 For the top cast on 79 stitches, purl once across and knit back plain. 
 
 Third Row — Purl 2 separately, then purl 3 together, purl 3, purl 3 together, and 
 repeat across the row until within 2 stitches of the end, then purl 2 stitches separately. 
 
 Fourth Row — Knit i, throw over, knit 3. throw over, knit i, throw over, knit 3, 
 and repeat across the row. 
 
 Repeat 3d and 4th rows until the top is 21 holes deep, and make last row like 
 the 4th. 
 
 Now across 4 ribs at each side, knit plain, and between the plain sections work 
 the same as 3d row to show the ribs. Knit plain again at each side, working between 
 the same as in the 4th row. 
 
 Fifth Row — Purl 2, throw over twice, purl 2 together, and repeat to end of the 
 plain section. Make open-work between. 
 
 Sixth Row — Knit plain at sides, dropping every 2d put-over thread. Make 
 open-work between next 2 ribs, knit plain, also knit plain across the next row of 
 open-work and the next rib at each side. This will leave 4 rows of open-work and ribs 
 at the centre of the needle. 
 
 Now bind off 30 stitches, then knit across in open-work style until there are 30 
 stitches left on the needle. Join the yarn and knit the remainder of the instep in open- 
 work, so that there will be 32 holes from the top of the sock to the lower edge of the 
 instep. Bind off. 
 
 Now sew together at the back and join the lower edge to front portion on the in- 
 side where the plain knitting around the top begins. Run a cord and tassel through 
 the plain portion at the instep. 
 
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 INFANT'S Bootees 
 
 Crocheted 
 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Colombia Saxony 
 
 yi hank 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 Make a chain of 35 stitches and join. 
 
 First Row— Plain Sg. C. 
 
 Second Row — Plain Sg. C. 
 
 Third Row— Plain Sg. C. 
 
 Fourth Row— Plain Sg. C. 
 
 Fifth Row — Take up i stitch, wrap wool on the needle, take through the stitch, 
 wrap wool again, and draw together as one. Make 18 of these stitches in the round. 
 
 Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth same as the First, Second, Third, Fourth 
 Rows, and repeat until you have the desired length of leg. 
 
 Take up 13 stitches for the vamp, make 10 rows of Afghan stitch, take up stitches 
 for the sole, make 10 rows Sg. C, turn the sock on left side, take up 10 stitches 
 on the needle, draw together into one to make the heel, and the same at the toe. Crochet 
 together i stitch each side. 
 
 Finish the Bootee with a cord and tassel, or with baby ribbon. 
 
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 COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 Childs Knee Leggings 
 
 Knit 
 
 ^5^2?1^ MATERIAL— 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 I hank 
 
 ^ejjs^gr 
 
 3 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
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 N 
 
 Cast on 51 stitches and knit across 2 plain and 2 purl. Repeat same for 11 rows. 
 
 Twelfth Row — Plain (make a ridge of 2 rows of knitting) and repeat until you 
 have 4 ridges. Knit 17 stitches (slip on another needle), knit 17 stitches more — this 
 will form the knee — turn and knit back. Add i stitch at the end of each needle until 
 your 51 stitches are complete, 17 ridges on the knee, knit plain 17 ridges on the leg part. 
 
 To make the fancy portion knit 3, purl 7 and repeat across the needle. In work- 
 ing back purl 7 and knit 3 across the needle. Work in this way until there are 3 ridges, 
 and then reverse the design. Repeat until you have 12 blocks (as seen in the picture), 
 narrowing i at the end of needle (there should be 38 stitches at the end of fancy por- 
 tion). 
 
 For the instep knit 25 stitches and slip the other 13 on another needle, knit back 
 12 stitches (of the 25) and leave the remaining 13 on the ist needle. Knit the 12 
 stitches back and forth until there are g ridges, knit 2 more ridges, narrowing every 
 end one. 
 
 Now with the needle left at the right side of the work, pick up stitches along edge 
 of the instep and knit across the toe. Repeat same on the left side of the work, knit 
 back and forth until there are 3 ridges below the instep portion. 
 
 Bind off and sew up each leg seam. 
 
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 ^!^^ 
 
 CHILD'S Drawer Legging 
 
 Knit 
 
 ^£>^' 
 
 ~v^' 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Germantown Wool 
 
 2 hanks 
 2 Bone Knitting Needles, 10 inch, No. 4 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 These are made in 2 sections, joined by a middle seam. 
 
 Begin by knitting each section as follows : Cast on 80 stitches for the top, knit 2, 
 purl 2 and repeat across the needle. Knit in this way 4 times across, being careful to 
 preserve the regular order of stitches in the ribs. The 5th time across knit 2, purl 2, 
 knit I, throw over twice, narrow, purl i, knit 2, purl 2, knit i and repeat across the row. 
 In working back work in the regular order, except that you drop one throw-over thread 
 to form the holes for the cord. Now knit across 8 times the same as the ist 4 times 
 above. Now knit 8 stitches. Then knit back on the 8 stitches, knit 16 stitches, knit 
 back; knit 24 stitches, knit back; knit 32 stitches, knit back; knit 40 stitches, knit 
 
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 COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 CHILD'S Drawer Legging 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 back, knit 48 stitches, knit back. This will make 6 ridges at one side of the work before 
 you have knit once entirely across, and they are made to lengthen the back portion 
 of this section. Now knit back and forth entirely across until there are 43 ridges at 
 the front edge of the section. Next knit 15 ridges, narrowing once to the beginning 
 every time across. There should be 50 stitches on the needle. To make the fancy por- 
 tion knit 2, purl 2, and repeat until you have 19 rows. To make the braid and re- 
 mainder of section : 
 
 First Row — Knit 4, purl 3, knit 9, purl 3, knit 12, purl 3, knit 9, purl 3, knit 4. 
 
 Second Row — Knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl 9, knit 3, purl i, knit 10, purl i, knit 3, 
 purl 9, knit 3, purl i, knit 3; repeat ist and 2d rows. 
 
 Fifth Row — Knit 4, * purl 3, take another needle and knit 3 very loosely on to the 
 work. Now knit 3 stitches with the ist (or right-hand needle). Place the extra 
 needle with its 3 stitches back of the ist needle, then knit 3 more with the ist needle, 
 and with the same needle knit ofif the 3 stitches on the extra needle to form the 
 twist of the braid. *Now purl 3, knit 12, purl 3 and repeat from * to * between the 
 twists. Purl 3, knit 4. 
 
 Eighth Row — Knit 3, purl i, knit 3, purl 9, knit 3, purl i, knit 10, purl i, knit 3, 
 purl 9, knit 3, purl i, knit 3. Repeat from the ist row until there are 20 ridges at the 
 middle portion of the front. 
 
 For the instep knit 31 stitches slip the remaining 19 on to another needle, knit 
 back 12 stitches on the 31 and leave the remaining 19 on the ist needle. Knit the 12 
 stitches now on the centre needle, back and forth until there are 10 ridges. Knit 3 more 
 ridges, narrowing 2, making 10 stitches across the toe. Now with the needles left at the 
 right side of the work, pick up the stitches at the adjoining side of the instep portion 
 and knit across the toe, then with the needle at the other side of the work pick up 15 
 stitches along the adjoining side of the instep portion and knit them off. Knit back and 
 forth until there are 6 ridges below the instep portion, and bind off. Knit a strip 5 
 stitches wide and 15 ridges long, and sew it to the lower edge of the foot portion. 
 
 Now sew up each leg seam and join the 2 sections by the middle scam. 
 
 Crochet scallops around the top as follows : Make 4 chain stitches, 2 D C drawn 
 up long and caught down flatly by a Sg. C. Repeat around, run a cord through the 
 holes made for it and tip off the end with tassel. Ribbon or elastic can be used in place 
 of the cord if desired. 
 
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 Infant 
 
 Band 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL — 4 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 I hank 
 
 3 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 N 
 
 This band is made in 2 sections, and is knit back and forth in rib style (done 
 by knitting 2 and purling 2). 
 
 Cast on "]() for each section and proceed as directed above, knitting 2 and purling 
 2, until you have 107 rows, or until the depth of band measures about 8 inches. 
 
 Bind off, and sew the sections together by an over-and-over stitch. 
 
 Finish the edge at the top and bottom with Sg. C, then crochet a small 
 tab at the centre of the front part of band, on the bottom. This is used to pin the 
 band down. 
 
 Make the small tab as follows : 11 Sg. C for the width and 5 rows of same for the 
 depth. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 w 
 
 R 
 
 Knit 
 
 MATERIAL— Columbia Spanish Knitting Yarn 
 
 J4 hank 
 
 3 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 I N 
 
 R U 
 
 I O N 
 
 Cast on 56 stitches, 2 right and 2 left, until you have the desired length, then 
 finish with a crochet edge around the wrister. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 M 
 
 H 
 
 R 
 
 Knit 
 
 LADIES' 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 2 hanks 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 N 
 
 T 
 
 R U 
 
 N 
 
 Commence : 250 stitches 
 
 31 rows, 2 right and 2 left. 
 
 52 rows plain 
 
 31 rows, 2 right and 2 left 
 
 INFANT'S 
 
 MATERIAL— 2 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 1 hank 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Commence : 150 stitches 
 
 31 rows, 2 right and 2 left. 
 
 ^2 rows plain 
 
 31 rows, 2 right and 2 left 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 K 
 
 N 
 
 Knit 
 
 e 
 
 
 X 
 
 V 
 
 
 MATERIAL — Columbia Spanish Knitting Yai-n 
 
 3 hanks 
 5 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
 o 
 
 N 
 
 Cast 114 stitches on 4 needles, and work with the 5th needle as follows: Knit in 
 rib style for 47 rounds, by purling 2 and knitting 2. 
 
 In the 48th round begin the gore, which covers the knee. Knit off the ist 26 
 stitches, and knit them separately back and forth, purling 2 and knitting 2. 
 
 After knitting 2 rows in this manner, change the pattern by knitting the stitches 
 that were purled and purling the ones that were knit, thus forming a small square. 
 
 In knitting this gore, one stitch is taken from the needle at each side of the 26 
 stitches each time across after the ist row. This widens the gore, then it is knit as 
 described above. 
 
 Continue taking stitch from the needles until there are only 42 left of the original 
 ribbed portion. This brings the gore to the points at the side and completes the upper 
 half of the knee cap. 
 
 Now work the lower half of the gore separately, narrowing i at the end of each 
 row until only 26 stitches are left. Now take up 23 stitches at each side of these 26 
 stitches along the selvedge of the gore. This will bring you to the side of the gore. 
 
 Then divide the stitches as evenly as possible on the 4 needles and work in 
 rib style the same as top, 47 rounds, being careful to continue the ribs of the upper 
 portion. 
 
 Finish the knee cap with a border of plain crochet. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 K 
 
 N 
 
 Style 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Colombia Saxony 
 
 1 hank will make 3/^ yards of this Lace 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 16 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on II stitches, knit i row plain. 
 
 First Row — Slip i stitch, knit 8. thread over needle, knit 2. 
 
 Second Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Third Row— Slip i, knit 7, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Fourth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Fifth Row— Slip I, knit 6, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Sixth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Seventh Row — Slip i, knit 2, narrow, Th. O needle twice, narrow, knit i. Th. O, 
 narrow, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Eighth Row — Knit 10, purl i, knit 4. 
 
 Ninth Row — Slip i, narrow, Th. O needle twice, narrow, narrow, Th. O needle 
 twice, narrow, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Tenth Row — Knit 9, purl i, knit 3, purl i, knit 2. 
 
 Eleventh Row — Slip i, knit 2, narrow, Th. O needle twice, narrow, slip i, knit i, 
 bind the slip stitch off, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, knit i. 
 
 Twelfth Row — Knit 10, purl i, knit 4. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Slip i, knit 5, slip i, knit i, bind the slip stitch off, Th. O, nar- 
 row, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, knit i. 
 
 Fourteenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Fifteenth Row — Slip i, knit 6, slip i, knit i, bind the slip stitch off, Th. O, nar- 
 row, Th. O, narrow, knit i. 
 
 Sixteenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Seventeenth Row — Slip i, knit 7, slip i, knit i, bind the slip stitch off, Th. O, 
 narrow, knit i. 
 
 Eighteenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Nineteenth Row — Slip i, knit 8, narrow, knit i. 
 
 Twentieth Row — Knit plain, then repeat from first row. 
 
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 K 
 
 N 
 
 Style 2 
 
 MATERIAL^3 Fold Columbia Saxony 
 
 1 hank will make 2 yards of this Lace 
 
 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 16 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
 o 
 
 N 
 
 Cast on 12 stitches, knit i row plain. 
 
 First Row — Slip i stitch, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit i, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, 
 narrow, Th. O, narrow, knit i. 
 
 Second Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Third Row — Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 2, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, 
 Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Fourth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Fifth Row — Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 3, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, narrow, 
 Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Sixth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Seventh Row — Slip i, knit i. Th. O, narrow, knit 4, Th. O, narrow. Th. O, nar- 
 row, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Eighth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Ninth Row — Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 5, Th. O, narrow, Th. O. narrow, 
 Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Tenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Eleventh Row — Slip i, knit i. Th. O. narrow, knit 6, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, nar- 
 row, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Twelfth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Thirteenth Row — Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 7, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, 
 narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Fourteenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Fifteenth Row— Slip i, knit i. Th. O. narrow, knit 8, Th. O, narrow. Th. O, 
 narrow. Th. O. knit 2. 
 
 Sixteenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Seventeenth Row— Slip i. knit i, Th. O. narrow, knit q. Th. O, narrow. Th. O, 
 narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Eighteenth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Nineteenth Row— Slip i. knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 10, Th. O, narrow, Th. O, 
 narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Twentieth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Twenty-first Row— Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 11. Th. O. narrow, Th. O, 
 narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Twentv-second Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Twenty-third Row— Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 12, Th. O. narrow. Th. O. 
 narrow, Th. O, knit 2. 
 
 Twcntv-fourth Row — Knit plain. 
 
 Twentv-fifth Row— Slip i, knit i, Th. O, narrow, knit 19. 
 
 Twenty-sixth Row— Bind off 12 stitches, knit the rest of stitches plani. repeat 
 from 1st row. 
 
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 COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 Crocheted Lace 
 
 Style 3 
 
 i\ 
 
 
 
 
 -7' 
 
 
 
 ''^^^., 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Colombia Saxony 
 
 1 hank will make 2/2 yards of this Lace 
 I Bone Crochet Hook, No. 2 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R U 
 
 T 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Alake a chain of I2 stitches. 
 
 First Row — 4 D C in the fifth chain stitch from the hook, skip 2 chain stitches, 
 4 D C in the eighth chain stitch, skip 2 chain stitches, 3 D C in the last 3 chain stitches, 
 chain 2, i D C in the same stitch of last D C just made, chain 2, turn. 
 
 Second Row — 4 D C in the space of 2 chain stitches of previous row, chain 2, 
 3 D C in the next space, chain 2, 4 D C in the middle of 4 D C in previous row, 4 D C 
 in the next 4 D C in previous row, i D C in the last space, chain 3, turn. 
 
 Third Row — Work shell of 4 D C in shell of last row (there are always 2 shells 
 throughout the work), chain 2, 3 D C in the space, 3 D C in the next space, chain 2, 
 I D C in the same space, chain 2, turn. 
 
 On every other row there will be a space more, continue until there are 5 spaces ; 
 chain 2, turn, shell of 5 D C in every space, fasten with a slip stitch in the middle of 
 the 3 D C, then 3 D C, chain 2, shell on shell, chain 3, turn, shell on shell, chain 2, 
 3 D C in the space, chain 2, i D C in the same stitch of last D C just made, chain 2, 
 turn, and repeat from 2d row. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 Crocheted Lace 
 
 Style 4 
 
 ":>»• .— -!r'>'-=,- 
 
 
 "V; 
 
 >«* -^v:*:* 
 
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 ^' ^^XjJ^'" ""^ 
 
 MATERIAL— 3 Fold Colombia Saxony 
 
 1 hank, will make 3 yards of this Lace 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, No. 2 
 
 I 
 
 N 
 
 R 
 
 U 
 
 I 
 
 O 
 
 N 
 
 Make a chain of 6 stitches, turn. 
 
 First Row — i D C in the fifth and sixth chain stitches, chain 3, turn. 
 
 Second Row — i D C on top of the second D C of preceding row, cliain 2, I D C 
 in the next chain stitch, chain 5. i sHp stitch at the chain of 6. chain 3, turn. 
 
 Tliird Row — 9 D C in cliain of 5, i 1) C on top of D C next to the chain stitches, 
 chain 2, i D C on top of last D C. chain 3, turn. 
 
 Fourth Row — I I) C on top of second D C of previous row, chain 2, i D C on the 
 next D C. * chain 2, i D C on the second stitch, * ; repeat to end of row, chain 4, turn. 
 
 Fifth Row — I Sg. C on top of D C of last row, i Sg. C in the space, then work a 
 picot of 4 chain stitches, fasten back with a Sg. C. Sg. C en top cf D C, repeat 5 times 
 more, then make a chain of 5, i 1^ C on last D C, chain 3. turn. 
 
 Sixth Row — Same as 2d row, fasten the 5 chain stitches with a slip stitch at the 
 picot. 
 
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COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
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 m 
 
 Crocheted 
 Horse Reins 
 
 MATERIAL— 4 Fold Germantown Wool 
 
 1 l4 hanks 
 
 MS^ 
 
 1 Bone Crochet Hook, 8 inch, No. 3 
 1 dozen Bells for the Strap 
 
 Make 5 chains and close them with a single stitch. 
 
 Crochet 10 single stitches into the ring just made, then crochet around those 10 
 stitches, picking up the lower half of each stitch (always working on the wrong side of 
 the stitch), until you have the lines 23^ yards long, or whatever length desired. 
 
 Finish each end with a large tassel. The strap with the bells is made with 8 
 chains, take up each chain with a Sg. C, then crochet back and forth on the Sg. C, 
 always picking up the back stitch (which forms a rib), until you have the strap 10 
 inches long. Sew each end of the strap around the lines and trim with bells. 
 
 Note. — To make a firmer rein run a cotton rope through the reins when finished. 
 
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 COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
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 The "COLUMBIA YARNS'* Label 
 
 We illustrate on this page the Columbia " ring- 
 label," which encircles each skein of the genuine 
 Columbia Yarns. 
 
 In justice to yourself and to the manufacturers you should 
 see that this label is on the yarn you receive, if you ask for 
 Columbia. 
 
 Besides the " ring-label," we illustrate the Columbia 
 carton — showing how the yarn is packed. 
 
 The system of packing and inspecting Columbia Yarns is 
 very thorough and very strict. You will find their excellence 
 consistent through the greatest number of packages. 
 
 COLUMBIA 
 
 Zephyr, 2, 4 and 8 fold 
 
 GermantowTi, 4 and 8 fold 
 
 Saxony, 2, 3 and 4 fold 
 
 Shetland Floss 
 
 Shetland Wool 
 
 Spanish 
 
 Worsted Knitting Yarns 
 
 Eiderdown 
 
 Fairy Zephyr 
 
 117 
 
COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 •fv 
 
 Index 
 
 A ' D 
 
 Advertisement, Columbia Yarns 3-4 Drawer Leggings, Child's 106-107 
 
 Afghans — 
 
 Coffee Bean 19! ^ 
 
 Couch 20 I Eton Waist, Ladies' 75 
 
 Infants' 12-13-14-15-16-17 i Explanation of Terms — 
 
 Infants' Eiderdown 17 Crocheting 7-8-9-10-11 
 
 Newport 18 Knitting 5-6 
 
 Popcorn 13 T^ 
 
 Roman Couch 21 ^ . 
 
 h ascmators 35-30 
 
 B 
 
 Baby's Mittens 89 
 
 Bands, Infants' 108 
 
 Bed Jacket, Invalid's 76 
 
 Bed Shoe, Ladies' loi 
 
 Bedroom Shoe 98-99 
 
 Bedroom Slippers 96-97 
 
 Bicycle and Golf Vest, Men's 68-69 
 
 Bicycle and Golf Stockings 92-93-94 
 
 Blouse, Columbia Striped 51 
 
 Bootees, Infants' 104 
 
 Boots, Ladies' 100 
 
 Boy's Sweater 66-67 
 
 Capes — 
 
 Columbia Cape 29 
 
 Infants' Golf 22 
 
 Ladies' Yoke 24 
 
 Shoulder 22 
 
 Child's Petticoat 83 
 
 Drawer Leggings 106-107 
 
 Knee Leggings 105 
 
 Shirt 82 
 
 Sweater 65 
 
 Cable Stitch Sweater 44-45 
 
 Chest Protector, Infants' 81 
 
 Columbia Kimono 55 
 
 Columbia Opera Cape 25 
 
 Columbia Sweater 48-49-50 
 
 Columbia Striped Blouse 51 
 
 Crocheted Horse Reins 116 
 
 Crocheted Lace 114-115 
 
 Crochet Sweater 54 
 
 Golf and Bicycle Stockings 92-93-94 
 
 Golf Glove 90-91 
 
 H 
 
 Horse Reins, Crocheted 116. 
 
 Hoods — 
 
 Infants' Knit Hood 37 
 
 Infants' Riding 39-40 
 
 Ladies' 41 
 
 Misses' 38 
 
 Infants' Afghan 12-13-14-15-16-17 
 
 Band 108 
 
 Bootees 104 
 
 Golf Cape 22 
 
 Knit Hood ^7 
 
 Riding Hood 39-40 
 
 Sacques 78-79-80 
 
 Socks 102-103 
 
 Stomacher no 
 
 Yoke Jacket 77 
 
 Infants' Chest Protector 81 
 
 Infants' Knit Jacket 53 
 
 Invalid's Bed Jacket 76 
 
 Jacket, Columbia Norfolk 46-47 
 
 Infants' Knit 53 
 
 Infants' Yoke 77 
 
 Invalid's Bed 76 
 
 Ladies' Knit 52-53 
 
 Men's Golf 64 
 
 118 
 
COLUMBIA YARNS 
 
 I n d e X — Continued 
 
 K 
 
 Knee Caps m 
 
 Knee Leggings 105 
 
 Kimono 55 
 
 Knit Lace 1 12-1 13 
 
 L 
 
 Label, Columbia Yarn 117 
 
 Lace, Crocheted 114-115 
 
 Knit 112-113 
 
 Ladies' Boots 100 
 
 Bed Shoe loi 
 
 Crocheted Vest 56-57 
 
 Eton Waist 75 
 
 Hood 41 
 
 Mittens 87-88 
 
 Petticoat 86 
 
 Shawls, Circular 27-28-30 
 
 Shawls, with Yoke 32 
 
 Stomacher 1 10 
 
 Sweater 42 to 54 
 
 Yoke Cape 24 
 
 Ladies' Knit Jacket 52-53 
 
 Leggings 105-106-107 
 
 M 
 
 Misses' Golf Sweater 58-59 
 
 Hood 38 
 
 Mittens- 
 Baby's 89 
 
 Ladies' 87-88 
 
 Men's Bicycle and Golf Vest 68-69 
 
 Men's Sweater 60-61-62-63 
 
 Golf Jackets 64 
 
 Socks 95 
 
 Vests 70-71-72-73-74 
 
 N 
 Norfolk Jacket, Columbia 46-47 
 
 o 
 
 Opera Cape, Columbia 25 
 
 P 
 
 Petticoats — 
 
 Child's 83 
 
 Ladies' 86 
 
 s 
 
 Sacques — 
 
 Infants' 80 
 
 Infants' Star Stitch 79 
 
 Infants' Yoke 78 
 
 Shawls — 
 
 Ladies' Circular 27-28-30 
 
 Ladies', with Yoke 32 
 
 Rainbow 26 
 
 Sea-Shell 31 
 
 Shoulder 33-34 
 
 Shoe, Bedroom 98-99 
 
 Bed loi 
 
 Shirt, Child's ' 82 
 
 Skirt, Ladies' Knitted 84-85 
 
 Slippers, Bedroom 96-97 
 
 Socks, Infants' T02-103 
 
 Men's 95 
 
 Stockings, Golf and Bicycle 92-93-94 
 
 Stomachers, Infants' no 
 
 Ladies' no 
 
 Sweaters — 
 
 Blouse, Columbia striped 5^ 
 
 Boy's 66-67 
 
 Cable Stitch 44-45 
 
 Child's 65 
 
 Columbia 48-49-50 
 
 Crochet Sweater 54 
 
 Men's 60-61-62-63 
 
 Misses' Golf 58-59 
 
 Outing. Ladies' 42-43 
 
 V 
 
 Vest, Men's Bicycle and Golf 68-69 
 
 Ladies' Columbia, Crocheted 56-57 
 
 Men's 70-71-72-73-74 
 
 Men's Tricot /i 
 
 w 
 
 Waist, Ladies' Eton 75 
 
 Wristers 109 
 
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 THESE ARE THE FINEST SILKS FOR EMBROIDERY— 
 
 Finest both in Quality of Fibre and in Stability of Color 
 
 J. Pearsall O Co.*s 
 
 Filo-Floss 
 
 This combines the lustre of Floss 
 Silk with the devisibility of Filo- 
 selle. It is very brilliant — requires 
 a bit of extra care in using, but 
 well repays it. The colors are 
 absolutely indelible. They are the 
 product of the Eastern Unfading 
 Dyes — different from modern dyes 
 and akin to those colors found in 
 the marvelously preserved ancient 
 Oriental, Italian, and Spanish 
 needlework. Filo - Floss will not 
 fade from any amount of exposure 
 to light, nor from washing. The 
 colors are virtually the same in gas- 
 light and in daylight. 
 
 These dyes used by James Pearsall 
 & Co. only. 
 
 Unfading' 
 
 Eastern 
 
 Dyes 
 
 PearsalTs 
 
 "Mallard" 
 
 Twisted-Floss 
 
 Effective for every kind of needle- 
 work, whether on silk, cloth or 
 linen. Larger and therefore easier 
 to work than the Filo-Floss, it is 
 especially adapted for covering 
 larger surfaces. It does not need 
 splitting before use. All the colors 
 wall stand soap and boiling water, 
 and nearly all are fast to light. 
 
 The trade-mark "Mallard" on 
 every band and skein. 
 
 Boiling 
 Dyes 
 
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 ^^ O S T of the finest ecclesiastical embroidery is done in 
 Pearsall's Silks colored with the Eastern Unfading 
 Dyes. Letters are constantly received testifying that 
 Altar-Cloths, Pulpit Hangings, Frontals, etc., embroi- 
 dered with these silks remain the same in color after years 
 of exposure, sometimes in damp churches, ofttimes in positions 
 where they get the full glare of light.