New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
CHILD's UNDERyFST.
p,,o,u The Weekly Tribune.

Several patterns Tor CnllOfeh '0''' '
heen printed some in knitting and others III
The directions now gwen will be iounu IT,
ru,iar. especially in the treatment OF '"e 80,
Three ounces Of Saxony OF hne "eii'"D - Lie
--oro will be required, with l9 ounce .. "'"'o
aain.,,r. olso n long. thick crochet needle No
..nAord vro e,anee. for the body OF the WORK, ana
au " 70 hook equal 10 the thickest steer klll-
,;,g noodle for the trimming. Inc worn Is 'ee"n
4, ,ho r,,85le Of the front, with chai' ie1CnAHs
= a. mock 70 the bottom OF the vest ana Is car
- - :, tbe ordinary afghan sttch or crochet
- The bottom Of the vest Will be at the
-. hand aide Of the work, and the sloplng cores,
- Gov tbe neck and arn-holes viii therefore all
tsu at the left Of the hook.
with the large hook make chain Of "A. Take
m all the loops, and work back.
Work : more rows; 7th row make a stitch az
,bseod Of the work; sth row plain 9th row in
crease at LETT side of the work. Then work IA
nore rows increasing every other row stitch az
the left side CT the work, beginning with a PLAIN
row.
Eight moro rows plain
SD row Take up all the loops except the last
one which leave and work back.
SD row : Take up all the loops Of 32d row ex-
cep.irg the last work back Ia row includes TAX
ing up and working back.
saith Take up all the loops of the Last
cepting the last 8 work back % only.
35th row Take up % of these 25 loops; work
back 10.
seth row: Take up II of these last 49, work
back ths whole number of loops on the needle until
you come to the rght-hand edge of the work.
37th row Take up IL work back.
3Sth row: Take up the IL of the last row. and
of the row under; work back. Continue taking up
5 more each time until You have 46 stitches on
your needle work back all as, then take up all
these 46 loops and the rest of the loops that have
not been raised work back the first IL only.
46th row: Take up these H. and make very
large and loose chain slip the needle out OF the
last cham and put each chain stitch separately
the needle without drawing any wool through, as
If they were loops; work back these as ordinary
loops the II raised before them, and more.
47th row Take up these %, make more as in
last row work back those just raised and al the
loops on the needle.
45th row: Take up 46 work back.
49th row: Take up Al ; work back
5Oth row Take up Sc work back.
DIST row: Take up 81; work back.
SD row Take up 20; work back.
53d row Take up q work back.
Bath row Take up l6 work back.
55th row: TAX up II work back
56th row; Take up the last II loops and each Of
the loops in the rows underneath TILL vou have
the 46 on your needle, then take up all the rest of
the loops on the work. Add 8 more as III 18Th row
work back the whole row of loops.
9th row Take up al the loops add more
work back.
5sth row Take up all. make one at the end
work back Work plain rows
Goth row Take up all the loops. work back,
decreasing one loop at the commencement Of the
row OF left-hand side Of The work Work more
Z tl. I.E. .... ..F
the work.
18th plan.
10th row: Decrease one at the left-hand SIDE Of
the work, and one in every other row Il the next
rows: L rows plain.
Repeat the whole pattern from the 7th row.
working 6 plain at the end instead OF these
H. When the last row Of these is worked cake
up the 1st loop draw the wool through, then
through the on the needle. forming DC
double crochet. Work "a loops in this manner. aud
fastep off sew these 54 10 the CORES spoudiug 81 Of
the foundation chain, which makes the JOIN up the
front.
Join the Andalusian wool in the last of these
stitches and with the fine hook work the 20 loops left
In DC. Beginning the left OF the opening work
2 DC in the last corner loop, then a Dc IN each
looU along the front until you come t. the PLAIN
rows forming the shoulder take ~ bJth sides OF
the loop together 10 make II stronger; work III
each corner stitch of these ;, then round the
hole and all round the work until you come 20 the
opening IL the 'front.' work u the commencement
of this wool. Work another row Of DC all rouu1.
When you have reached tie end of the second side
of the first shoulder join TO the other side Of
shoulder with a row Of DC. This viii bring the
wool 20 the inside of the arnhole. " oyk round the
armhoe as follows:
- chain, miss 2; DC repeat from ..
trF TAf :. .
OF neatly.
Join the wool again AZ the top of the shoulder inst
Joined, work in DC until you come 10 the other
shoulder. which work in the same manner as the
first. then proceed n Dc TO the bot
tom Of the opening in front. Turn and
work TO the top of the opening again II
DC, turn and continue in DC to the bottom. Turn
and work 3 chain, miss .. I DC. Repeat from
all round the top until you come to the opening
again when you turn, and work ba k a.
follows; DC In each loop al round, tasten Oft
Stitch tine side Of the opening finished WITT 1T
tie edge to the plain side at tie bottom OF the
opening iu front having the fancy side at the top.
All you now require is o small pearl button 70
iasten into one Of tho htle loops n the top Of the
opening
In the above diTectionsin making or Increasing
loopat h' beginning Of q row, raise one I'D The chain
after the ir,, loop tho needle. aad when at the
end Of the row in the chain before last loop In
decreasing draw the wool through loops on the
needle at once at tic beginning, aud at the end Of
the row through the "a and 81 from the end taking
care always to leave loop before the decreasing
stitcl at tho right side of the work and at the
outer edge on the lefr-haud side.
NORMANDY LACE TIE.
On - stitches
LIST row: K - M. .. N l, d. K 9, II, repeat