New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
SCRAp-RAG.

"LoNG" ST1rcu-" A." will find this stitch ex-
planned i'll the directions accompanying the cut
CROCHET HoOD-B. b. T.. to make dc under
LIST chain must put her hook under I trd 5SC tae
up the wool again and draw IT through the TWO
loops on the hook; this is DC, or double crochet
stitch or loon of the work draw the wool through
in loop, and also through the lop on the hook'
The means that the worker IS TO go BACK anu IT,
peat the stitches Immediately following the star.
KYITTNGI BooKs-Mies Wayne can receive all the
knitting aud crochet extras published by TIE BIB
UNE. four handsome pamphlets, DeaullIuly NUS US
trated for 80 cents Sold separately they cost OO
cents two of them being 20 cents each, and the
other two 10 cents each.
FANCY SuTCHEs.--M J. P. asks: "Will some
one please give directions for 'sea-wave' and
magic stitches r.
PATTERNs-Severa requests for patterns viii be
soon attended TO-, and many pretty patterns received
Will be printed quickly as a crowd or matter VIII
permit We are much indebted to our countless
friends for their kind encourag cement, their help,
and the eager interest they manifest III the depart
ment
halfan ounce of silk TO knit an ordinary pair OF
wristlets. She can send for it to Stern, Twenty
third-st., New-YOTk. There is no variation IN the
hneness.
ToRCHoN LAcE-Mrs w. K c., writes: :" In the
'Torchon Lace pattern think there must be mis-
take in the 9TH row. Will Ii. II. kindly inform us
If all readers get IA much enjoyment from these
patterns as do, 1t is no small ltem.'
WANTS AND COMPLEMENTARY. b. w. writes: "
am a subscriber and constant reader of tn TRIB,
UNE. and take great pleasure i'll the knitting and
crochet department. Would any of your numerous
contributors fuTn sh directions for the crocheng of
a long purse ornameuted with beads Pr. l.. p.
saws -" am deeply interested in the Knitting
column; have found much pleasure in working
from directions found therein. VIII some con
trbutOr kindly tell me how 10 widen with the
Crazy stitch PA Constant Reader" wants
to know how wide she should cut slips of
silk for weaving, where she can have them
woven and how many yards and what width
she will receive from II pounds OF pieces
VIII the lady who wrote TO us short time
ago in regard to silk weaving kindly answer
our friends question Mrs. G. $ b. says: IL
anyone has pattern or rule for wrsters in double
knitting like the ones which are sold IN shops,
would ike il very much. am using Mrs. {. rs
directions for baby's leggngs and find them just
what wanted"
OvERsoCKs.-Mrs. J. A. Gregory's directions Will
be received with pleasure
ROMAN AFGHAN.-Miss A. L. Newton writes
cit Mrs j. A. Il. will send her address TO
The TRIBUNE | will send her by mail a
full description Of my Roman Afghan If our
kind correspondent will send the directions 10 this
department we shall he pleased TO reprint them for
the benefit OF several other subscribers who have
lately asked for them.
COTTON YARN.-Mrs. a. S. Lawbaueh writes ::
Where can fine cotton yarn Of all colors be OBJ
tanned desire some for the purpose of knitting
stockings for children" Try Iheo. Goethe IL Co.,
No. 25G GTand-st., New-lO rk.