the k. st., k. to end.
On third needle k. to the last 3 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st.
On fourth needle k. 1 st., slip 1 st., k. 1 st., pass the slip st. over
the k. sts., k. to end.
K. 3 rounds, decrease next round as described above.
K. 2 rounds, decrease next round.
K. 1 round, decrease every round until there are 16 sts. left.
On 2 needles put 8 sts. on each, weave the sts. together as follows: *
Pass worsted needle through first st. of front needle as if knitting,
slip the st. off, pass through second st. as if purling, leave on
needle, draw yarn through first st. of back needle as if purling, slip
st. off, draw yarn through second st. of back needle as if knitting,
leave st. on, repeat from * until all sts. are joined and fastened, draw
narrow tape through holes to hold on protector.
Knit Bag for Hot Water Bottle Cover No. 850
[Illustration: Model No. 850]
MATERIALS
1 hank Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 4 Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3. 1
Crochet Hook, No. 4.
DIRECTIONS
Cast on 38 sts. on each of 2 needles, 36 sts. on third needle, having
112 sts. altogether, k. 2, p. 2 until there are 3 inches, k. 1 round
plain.
Next Row—K. 2 sts., * throw thread over needle, k. 2 sts. together, k. 2
sts., repeat from * all around; this gives holes for draw string; k. 1
round plain, next round k. 2, p. 2 for 1 inch more, having 4 inches,
then k. plain until work measures 13 inches, divide the sts. on 3
needles after the following directions: On first needle k. 56 sts., on
second needle k. 28 sts., on third needle k. 28 sts., decrease on first
needle * k. 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, k. up to the last 3 sts. on
needle, slip 1 st., k. 1 st., draw the slip st. over the k. st., k. 1
st.; on second needle k. 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, k. all sts. on
needle; on third needle k. all sts. but the last 3 sts., slip 1 st., k.
1 st., draw the slip sts. over the k. st., k. 1 st., repeat from * all
around every row until there are 16 sts. on first needle, 8 on each of
the other 2 needles, bind off and sew together with joining st. Ch. 36
inches, 1 s. c. in every st. for cord, draw through holes each end,
fasten a ring, work 1 s. c. all around ring.
Knitted Blanket No. 1000
[Illustration: Model No. 1000]
MATERIALS
8 skeins of 3694 Utopia Shetland Floss. 8 skeins of 3695 Utopia
Shetland Floss. 2 Amber Knitting Needles, No. 11.
DIRECTIONS
Cast on 175 sts. and knit plain, not too tightly, till 8 skeins of wool
have been used. Bind off very loosely.
The other piece is done exactly the same, and when they are finished
should measure 1¾ yards long and 1½ yards wide.
Baste these two sections together, being careful to keep all edges
straight and also the correct size.
Bind all four edges with 6-inch satin ribbon and mitre all four corners.
Feather-stitch both sides of blanket to fasten ribbon firmly.
This size takes 8 yards of ribbon.
The feather stitching requires 12 skeins of rope silk.
Crochet Afghan Couch Cover No. 852
[Illustration: Model No. 852]
MATERIALS
34 hanks Blue Utopia 8 Fold Germantown. 34 hanks Gray Utopia 8 Fold
Germantown. Crochet Hook, No. 5.
DIRECTIONS
Ch. 4, join, work 8 s. c. in ring.
First Row—Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in next 3 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in same st., 1
s. c. in next 2 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in same st., 1 s. c. in next 2
sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in same st., 1 s. c. in next st., 1 s. c. in 1st
ch. st.
Second Row—* Ch. 3, skip 1 ch. st., 1 s. c. in ch. st., 1 s. c. in next
3 sts., 1 s. c. in ch. st., repeat from * for 3 more times, having 5 s.
c. between ch. sts.
Third Row—* Ch. 3, skip 1 ch. st., 1 s. c. in next ch. st., 1 s. c. in
next 2 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in first ch. st. for picot, 4 s. c. in next
4 sts., repeat from * 3 more times.
Fourth Row—Work 1 s. c. in every st. all around with 3 ch. sts. at each
corner, always work 1 s. c. in first ch., skip center st. and 1 s. c. in
third ch. throughout square; this increases pattern.
Fifth Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from *
3 more times.
Sixth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times,
having 13 s. c. between the 2 corners.
Seventh Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s.
c., repeat from * for 3 more times.
Eighth Row—Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st. all around, having 17 s. c.
between the corners.
Ninth Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c.,
1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * 3 more times.
Tenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times,
having 21 sts. between.
Eleventh Row—* Ch. 3, 7 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 8 s.
c., repeat from * 3 more times.
Twelfth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times,
having 25 sts. between.
Thirteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 11 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 12 s. c., repeat
from * 3 more times.
Fourteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more
times, having 29 sts. between.
Fifteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 15 s. c., 1 p., 16 s. c., repeat from * 3 more
times.
Sixteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times,
having 33 sts. between.
Seventeenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more
times, having 35 sts. between.
Eighteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more
times, having 37 sts. between.
Nineteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., * * 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * * 8
times, repeat from * 3 more times.
Twentieth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times,
having 41 sts. between.
Twenty-first Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., * * 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * * 9
times, repeat from * 3 more times.
Twenty-second Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more
times, having 45 sts. between.
Twenty-third Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., * * 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * * 10
times, repeat from * 3 more times.
Twenty-fourth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more
times, having 49 sts. between.
Twenty-fifth Row—Ch. 3, 1 d. c. in first ch. st., ch. 1, skip 1 ch., 2
d. c. in third ch. st., * ch. 1, skip 1, 2 d. c. on next 2 sts., repeat
from * to corner, ch. 3, 2 d. c. in first and third ch. st., continue
with d. c. as described.
Twenty-sixth Row—1 s. c. in every st., also at corners.
Sew squares neatly together on wrong side, having 12 blue and 12 gray
squares.
Border, with Blue—* 1 s. c., ch. 3, 1 d. c. in same st., skip 2 sts., 1
s. c. in next st., ch. 3, 1 d. c. in same st., skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in
next st., repeat from * to end of row, turn, ch. 3.
Second Row—With gray * 1 s. c. in ch. 3 of first row, ch. 3, 1 d. c. in
same place, repeat from * to end of row, make 3 more rows same pattern,
one blue, one gray, and finish with blue.
INDEX
A
Abbreviations for Color, 5
„ used in Crocheting, 5
„ „ „ Knitting, 5
“Annette” Knitted Sweater, No. 557, 60
Arm Protector, No. 847A, 85
B
Babies’ Stockings, No. 854, 86
Baby Bootees, No. 762, 90
„ Cap, Knitted, No. 761, 90
„ Knitted Sleeveless Sweater, No. 500, 87
„ Sweater, Knitted, Double Breasted, No. 760, 88
Boys’ Gloves, No. 840, 85
„ Scotch Cap, No. 837, 23
„ Stockings, No. 829, 84
„ Sweater, No. 830, 81
„ „ „ 831, 82
„ „ „ 835, 83
“Brownie” Tennis Pull-over Sweater, No. 586, 64
C
Cape Sweater, No. 821, 72
Cherry on Stem with Leaves, 17
Chest Protector, Ladies’, 74
Child’s Cap, No. 832, 80
„ Scarf, No. 827, 79
„ Slip-over Sweater, No. 828, 79
„ Sweater, No. 750, 87
„ Sweater, with Round Neck, No. 751, 86
“Coraline” Sweater, No. 532, 61
Criss Cross Joining, 16
Crochet Afghan Couch Cover, No. 852, 98
Crocheted Button, 12
Crochet Patterns, 18, 19
D
Daisy, 12
Directions for Knitted Vamp and Foot for Baby’s Bootees, 16
E
Earlaps for Army Use, No. 568, 93
Explanation of Terms Used in Knitting, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
„ „ „ „ „ Crocheting, 13, 14, 15, 16
Chain Stitch, 13
D. C. around D. C., 14
Double Crochet, 13
Half Double Crochet, 13
Long Crochet, 14
Picot Edge, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, 14
Purled Afghan Stitch, 16
Single Crochet, 13
Slip Stitch, 13
Treble Crochet, 14
F
Filet Crochet Sweater, No. 843, 22
„ „ „ „ 844, 24
„ „ „ „ 855, 26
„ „ „ „ 853, 28
„ „ Tuxedo Coat Sweater, No. 851, 35
Flower, 17
G
Gentleman’s Sleeping Boots, No. 570, 91
Girl’s Crochet Leggings, No. 848, 80
„ Socks, No. 856, 76
„ Sweater, No. 833, 77
„ Toque Cap, No. 834, 78
„ 3 Corner Tam-o’-Shanter, No. 826, 79
“Goldie” Golf Sweater, No. 587, 58
Golf Vest, No. 582, 65
Gooseskin Slip-over Sweater, No. 819, 49
K
Knit Bag for Hot Water Bottle Cover, No. 850, 96
Knitted Blanket, No. 1000, 97
„ Button, 12
„ Patterns, 20, 21
„ Sweater, with Short Jacket Effect, Japanese Sleeves, No. 818, 57
Knot Stitch Crochet Pattern, 20
L
Ladies’ Blouse Sweater, No. 846, 36
„ Blouse Sweater, No. 859, 32
„ Cape Sweater with Vest and Belt, No. 822, 72
„ Chest Protector, 74
„ Coat Sweater with Black Trimming, No. 841, 43
„ Crocheted Hat, No. 100, 69
„ Knitted “Sunflower” Sleeveless Slip-over Sweater, No. 577, 63
„ Knitted Sweater with Border, No. 800, 51
„ Knitted “Violet” Sweater, No. 576, 59
„ Negligee Slippers, No. 560, 73
„ “Pansy” Hat, No. 578, 70
„ Shawl Sweater, No. 806, 68
„ Shetland Floss Knitted Sweater with Peplin, No. 808, 54
„ Sleeveless Filet Crochet Sweater, No. 849, 34
„ Slip-over Sweater with Darning, No. 838, 42
„ Slip-over Sweater with Panel-Front and Back, No. 842, 44
„ Slumber Boots, No. 569, 75
„ Sport Sweater, No. 857, 30
„ Sport Sweater, No. 907, 67
„ Sweater, No. 700, 41
„ Yoke Sweater, No. 839, 45
Large Flower and Leaves, 17
List of General Abbreviations, 5
M
Men’s Knitted Coat Sweater, No. 1009, 92
„ Knitted Vest, No. 909, 93
„ Socks, 94
Miami Slip-on, Model No. 702, 37
Misses’ Sweater, No. 535, 56
N
Norfolk Sweater with Band, Large Plaited Pockets and Belt, No. 820, 53
O
Oversea Cap, No. 836, 71
P
Panel-Front Sleeveless Slip-on, No. 703, 40
“Pansy” Hat, Ladies’, No. 578, 70
„ Sport Coat, Sleeveless, No. 585, 66
“Princeton” or “Tiger-Lily” Golf Vest, No. 584, 67
Protectors for Legs, No. 847 B, 95
Purled Afghan Stitch, 16
Q
“Quaker Girl” Sweater, No. 558, 62
R
Red Cross Sweater, No. 824, 47
“Rosalind” Sweater-Coat, No. 533, 55
Rose and Petals, 17
Roses and Leaves, 12
S
Scarf, Child’s, No. 827, 79
Scotch Cap, Boy’s, No. 837, 83
Silk Edges, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, 16
Sleeveless Cutaway Sweater with Peplum and Popcorn Stitch, No. 825, 50
Slumber Boots, Ladies’, No. 569, 75
Slippers, Ladies’ Negligee, No. 560, 73
Sport Blouse Sweater, No. 701, 39
Stockings, Babies’, No. 854, 86
„ Boy’s, No. 829, 84
Surplice Sweater, Round Collar Trimmed with Black Flat Buttons, No.
823, 48
Sweater, “Annette” Knitted, No. 557, 60
„ Baby, Knitted, Sleeveless, No. 500, 87
„ Boy’s, No. 830, 81
„ Boy’s, No. 831, 82
„ Boy’s, No. 835, 83
„ Baby, Knitted, Double Breasted, No. 760, 88
„ Cape, No. 821, 72
„ Child’s Slip-over, No. 828, 79
„ Child’s, No. 750, 87
„ Child’s, with Round Neck, No. 751, 86
„ “Coraline”, No. 532, 61
„ Filet Crochet, No. 843, 22
„ Filet Crochet, No. 844, 24
„ Filet Crochet, No. 855, 26
„ Filet Crochet, No. 853, 28
„ Filet Crochet Tuxedo Coat, No. 851, 35
„ Girl’s, No. 833, 77
„ Knitted, with Short Jacket Effect, No. 818, 57
„ Ladies’ Blouse, No. 846, 36
„ Ladies’ Blouse, No. 859, 32
„ Ladies’ Cape, No. 822, 72
„ Ladies’ Coat, No. 841, 43
„ Ladies’ Knitted “Sunflower” Sleeveless Slip-over, No. 577, 63
„ Ladies’ Knitted, with Border, No. 800, 51
„ Ladies’ Knitted, “Violet”, No. 576, 59
„ Ladies’ Shawl, No. 806, 68
„ Ladies’ Knitted, No. 808, 54
„ Ladies’ Sleeveless Filet Crochet, No. 849, 34
„ Ladies’ Slip-over, No. 838, 42
„ Ladies’ Slip-over, No. 842, 44
„ Ladies’ Sport, No. 857, 30
„ Ladies’ Sport, No. 907, 67
„ Ladies’, No. 700, 41
„ Ladies’ Yoke, No. 839, 45
„ Men’s Knitted Coat, No. 1009, 92
„ Misses’, No. 535, 56
„ Norfolk, No. 820, 53
„ “Quaker Girl”, No. 558, 62
„ Red Cross, No. 824, 47
„ “Rosalind”, Coat, No. 533, 55
T
“Tiger-Lily” or “Princeton” Golf Vest, No. 584, 67
Tennis Pull-over, “Brownie” Sweater, No. 586, 64
TWO—3887—Frkburg—Aug. 19——Flury
V
Vest, Golf, No. 582, 65
„ Men’s, Knitted, No. 909, 93
„ “Princeton” or “Tiger-Lily”, No. 584, 67
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