New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23

narrow lace which she said was Sixty years Ui''
The following instructions WILL we thinK' enaoio
her TO initiate it:
With very fine cotton and needles cas' on
LIST row Slip l. knit q over, narrow (twist)' over
twice narrow kni' / twist, knit =. ro-.
81 row Sip l, knit 2, purl l. oVer' manu-"
Sd row S:I Slip l. knit p over narrow twist knit
4th row: slip 1. knit 5, over narrow (twlst'
oh row SIiip 1, knit Q over, narrow twist
over twice, narrow, over twice, narrow. ii.
9th row: Slip knit l, pnr l. KIM . pun -
2, over. narrow twist, knit l, twisU. ..A Init
9Th row Slip /, knit 2, over, narrow V"lS'j' Aii'
sth row: Cast Off 3, knit 4, over, narrow Twist"
knit l TWIST.
Repeat from first row.
ScARF.-Miss D. A. k. will find in Extra No. 81
the ,irectOns she wants. 1t will be forW"r''Tr 90
her upon recent at this Office Of twenty cents;
four Knitting extras containing rich store OF Pai
terms hands nelly illustrated are sofa az lIc Ml f
pr ce of half a dollar The yarn IN cTochellhE u 49,
is not broken of until the Work is HuiShou' Hi
second color Is employed. .
STAR STITCU-M. S. s. in kindly sending dntC-
tons for knitting star stitch, sml TO thoot EioT
last week, says that in knitting tbs Sute In
across the alternate rows Shouu po P"i'0"
knitting around knit them plalh' .
SACoUE PATTERSON. p. n, who asks for dlTec-
tions fr a babys hood in Angora wool, also wants
a sacQue pattern to be worked III the same "o"'
WAyrs,-M. w. wants to know how to crochet
hood for a child two years old Mrs. j. a. Ii. asks
that Mrs A. l.. Newton viii give definite directions
as to the kind and quantity OF WOOL also hinu "I.n
size of needles required for Roman Afghan ana Shr
would also be glad to have directions Tor ,Whl,I
Miss " insiders the prctties square crochet sn'"l
and the kind and quantity OF worsiod.
TREAD.-In answer to Mrs. W. ;. NJ, MIS- :. "
v saws that she bought her thread &c Mr.. banlm :
fancy goods store, Main-st., Buffalo y. l.
KYIFE-prEArED EDGNG.-L. Z; G. sends this
pretty pattern and adds hat she iindS q G3oi Het
= N.r.ll mr.
This IS variation of the utcd edging and may
be knitted either in cotton or fine saxony'
Cast on thirteen stitches.
LIST row: Slip l, knit II. -,
I'd row: Sip /, purl O. leaving on the left hand
needle. Turn the work.
81 row: Pur l, knit i, pur l, knit t. 90,
4th row: slip l. purl ,, knit ?, purl j. KNIT =
knit 3.
knit 2. q,
Gh row: slip l. knit /, puIl l. knit 4, leave 3 and
turn the work.
7th row Purl 10
Sth row Slip l, knit -.
Repeat from first row.
Miss LAMBERTs BooKs-Nirs. G.. f. G. writes
"Can YOU tell me whether Miss Lambert publishes
knitting book as well rs a crochet sampler! mink
| have seen such a thing advertised, but am not
sure" Miss Lambert has "A book on necd!eW"rk
Gncluding knitting and crochet, published by
Peterson Bros Philadelphia 1t also contains q
repriut of Mrs. GaugaIu's Miniature Knitting Book
and a small work by Mrs Gore.
MIrrEN PATrERS.-L. NJ. saws: . would very
mittcu pattern published in THE TRIBUNE Fcbu-
ary 49, 1881. / have knit a far as the end OF the
Attn row and had no trouble, but cannot under
stand what TO do next. am not used To knitting
much; perhaps tina is The reason. VIII she please
explaiu as soon as possible, the mlttens are for
birthday present and am IN a hurry 10 complete
them. We like The TRIBUNE very much.
SmK-RAG WEAvING.-Scycral weeks ago, SAYS a
correspondent there was an inquiry IN your knit
1pUaTfmput regard 10 SILK rag carpet Ntas-
ing. Ihavc looked auAiously for an answer. a.
have the rags saved and could hnd no one IKEA 10
trust with the weaving. heard to-day OF ). Ryan,
No. SO Bowery, and have been there, inding ms
samples beautiful. Thinking some of your readers
may be glad TO know of this place l send you the
address.
LINEN TnRrAp.-If Mrs. c. NJ. $. cannot order the
linen knitting thread She wants through the nearest
merchant she can send tOr It to Iheo. GOctzc ~
Co.. No. 2JG Grand-st., w-lork
ELEMENTARY QUrsHoNs.-Miss J. A. L. writes:
Will MI3 NJ Rr35' L sApla6 , Tt' Tgidg
published in iHE TRIBUNE of September ISL
Also. will the person who. gave the d.
rectIons in the same paper for Crochet shawl eN-
plain how to make group OF trcblcs and what
the capitals pc stand forp These terms have
been explained over and over a@a in. ''Purlug. D,
elucidated on the eighth pag, OF rHE WoMAS's EX-
IRA No. 80. What DC. and trcbies mean are found
on page / of EXTRA No. G2. But II Miss - y. l..
understands the elements OF knitting and crochet
she will learn what Vur or back or seam stitch j.,
and what double crochet uDCJ and treble crochet
(TCl are much quicker than from any written ca
PLANTATION.
EXTRA No. 75.-In consequence of the large dc
mand Tor this Extra winch set III with the approach
OF cold weather, aud the necessity for knitting and
crochcting warm WOO len articles the supply rapidly
ran ont and some delay occurred IN ming orders.
An extra edition of several thousands has, however
now been printed and al orders Will receive prompt
atten ion Price 20 cents o-tpald. Or all four of
the Knitting Extras thus tar published VIII be sent
for 30 cents. Address simply HE TRIBUNE, New
York.