Knitting

Knitting, Crochet, Point-Lace Casting on with one needle To cast on with two needles Plain knitting The German manner Purling To make a stitch To take up stitches To knit two pieces together To form a round To cast off Infant's shoe in knitting The tulip-wreath flower-vase mat A woven parasol Anti-macassar Anti-macassar Netted anti-macassar Bound couverette for an easy chair or sofa Floral anti-macassar Ottoman cover Music-stool couverette Chair cushion Toilet-cover in crochet Star-pattern d'oyley Crochet d'oyley Rose d'oyley Toilet cover Tidy in square crochet Arabesque toilet cover in square crochet Cover for a Hadrot lamp Lamp mat Candle-lamp mat Hand-screen Crochet counterpane for a bassinet Deep border for bassinet quilt Crochet stripe for bed-quilt Handkerchief case Watchpocket Toilet sachet Ladies nightcap A shaving tidy Oval tidy for easy chair Crochet window-curtain Window-curtain Window-curtain and stove apron Netted window-curtain Bread-cloth Bread-cloth2 A spangled wool netted cover for a tea-poy, square work-table Netted anti-macassar Short purse, in netting Bridal purse, in crochet Lady's short purse Handsome purse Mousquetaire crochet collar Raised rose crochet collar Point collar Point collar, in crochet Lounging-cap, in crochet Crochet edgings and insertions Insertions Brussels edging Venetian bars Edging Venetian bars Sorrento bars Stitches Open English lace Brabant edging Lyons point Brussels lace Little Venetian lace Deep point-lace edging Collar in Spanish rose point Handkerchief border, in antique point lace Apron in broderie en lacet Pincushion cover in point lace Pincushion

Purling

Stocking Stuffers are usually placed by the chimney and usually have goodies inside of them. They are used during Christmas as decoration purposes and are most loved by children. Children will usually leave something in there for Santa or wait to have something in their from Santa on Christmas day.

Knitting, Purl, Crochet

Purling

PURLING.

PURLING.—Begin by bringing the thread in front of the right-hand needle, which slip into a stitch pointing towards you; that is in the reverse of the usual mode (see diagram). Put the thread round the point of the needle, still bringing it towards you, bend the needle backwards to form a loop, and withdraw the stitch from the point of the left-hand needle.

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