New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-26

TIN row Knit 8, over tween arrow. narrow, over
twice knit g.
9Th row Thread around needle, purl 2 together,
narrow, purl l, narrow, knit !, purl l. narrow
knit 4.
9th row Knit 7, over twice. narrow, over twice,
knit 8.
10Th row Thread around needle, purl 2 together.
narrow, pur !, narrow. purl /, narrow, knit o.,
nth row Knit s; over twice, narrow 6nit =.
10Th row: Thread around needle, purl together,
narrow, purl l, narrow. knit u.
Begin again at LIST row. .
We shall be pleased to publish the other pattern
mentioned by Mrs. i.
WRrsr1Er PArrERN.-L. E. c. writes One Of
your readers asks Tor pattern for pretty wrstlets,
and think she would like the one use, and there
fore send directions Cat your stitches on three
needless any number OF tens Oh each. CsuaHy,
thirty a needle makes the wrstet the rlght SIZE
for a lady. Knit the first stitch. put the thread
over toward yOu knit three, slip one without KNIT
ting, narrow, bind the one over that you slipped.
knit three, put the thread over, knit one put the
thread over, etc. ALWAYS put the thread over the
needle after knitting across. The wI1stlets should
be made of more than one color, IN order 10 SHOW
the beauty of the pattern. In lHE TRIBUNE OF
October rs directions for Torchon lace are gwen
by H. H., but the pattern does not seem 10 be com
plete. This pattern has been spoken OF by CORES
pondents in two later papers, and a mistake cor
rected, but one has told how 10 hnlsh inc pay
tern. What there is given is very pretty"
LINEN THREAD-Marshall's Thread, which Is
praised for knitting into Lace is MANUFACTURED az
Shrewsbury, England and is imported 10y ilrlh I'D
this city.
CARL s. will find directions for making Tam
O'Shanter caps in TRIBUNE Extra, NO. TO-
WANTs-E ID. wishes Miss Newton TO tell her
how TO knit narrow Normandy lace; ana asks aIso'
that L. H. should tell her how she made neT coiIdI'
j NJ C. wants TO know how to knit SIR or Ihel,
mitts, also the quantity OF thread or SIX requires
Nj u. wishes directions Tor croSheuhs oronid
lace collars and Cuiis.-Mrs. NJ. L. u WouII
like to know how 10 make for pillow-shiins au9
bed-spreads squares of lace which are to be joined
after they are knitted ahe wants pa.et Sb" AXIS
for details to thread and needles and Tor direc
tons for lace edge to match che ADDS; lour
Knitting Department Is so Interesting anu ihaiuO
tive il creates desire in one to do that Rlnu Oi
work | am sure the pans you take are appreciated
by your lady readers"
PURI AND TWIST STITCHES. New SubscTloers
continue to ask the meaning OF twist ana PurI
stitches A purl stitch Is the same as 4 Ddch vi
seam stitch Put the needle through the near sac
OF the lOOp-the side that Is the nearest 10 tlle
knltter-irom night 10 left; throw the wool over,
draw the new 00l through TO the right, and slip the
old loop of the left needle Ii tins Is not clear ASK
the nearest kuIttcr to show you once Iii t"lsI
stitch the needle is put through the under or lower
side of the loop also from right to lelt' ana u1Sh
worked off.
PANEL NsERroN.-Cast on 20 stitches anc Hhit
ist row: Slip l. knit 2, make l. narrow, make
l. narrow. knit II. make l. narrow make l. mar
row, knit 2. - ,- ,
narrow pur ~ make /, narrow, make L, narrow,
knit2.
Sd row Like LIST row.
4th row Like I'd row.
9th row. Like LIST row.
9th row; Like LIST row.
9TH row. Like ID row.
18th row: Slip J. knit 2, make !, narrow, make !,
narrow. knit l, make !, narrow, repeat -FOUR lines
more from knit l. make l, narrow, make l, mar
row. knit 2.
9th row: Like "a row. .
10th row slip l, knit q mako l, narrow, make J.
narrow. knit |, make |, narrow. knlt D, make -
narrow. knit l. make l, narrow, make !, narrow
knit 2.
18th row Like % row.
10Th Like oth row.
18Th row Like 20 row.
18th row. Like LIST row.
Commence again at LIST row.
will he seen that after every purl 10 the thread
is in the right position for the make before the
next narrowing. This pretty pattern, which IL
kindly contributed 10y n. c.. matches the panel
edging which we gave not long ago.