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for the beginner and also the experienced crocheter.COPYRIGHTED 1916

Abbreviations of Crochet Stitches

No. 1, Chain Stich, ch st: make a loop on hook,

pull another loop through it, forming 1 ch st, repeat

for length required.

No. 2, Slip Stitch, si st: make a ch, skip 1 st, insert

hook into ch st, thread over hook, draw through ch

st and loop together.

No. 3, Single Crochet, s c: make a ch, skip 1 st,

insert hook into next st, thread over hook and through

ch st, forming 2 loops on hook, thread over hook,

through both loops.

No. 4, Double Crochet, d. c: make a ch, thread

over hook, skip 3 sts, insert hook into next st, draw

thread through ch, thread over hook, through 2 loops,

thread over hook, through 2 loops.

No. 5, Treble Crochet, t c: make a ch, thread over

hook twice, skip 4 sts, insert hook into next st, draw

thread through ch, thread over hook, through 2 loops,

thread over hook, through 2 loops, thread over hook,

through 2 loops.

No. 6, Double Treble Crochet, d t c: make a ch,

thread over hook 3 times, skip 5 sts, insert hook into

next st, continue as for t c.

No. 7, Treble, Treble Crochet, t t c: make a ch,

thread over hook 4 times, skip 6 sts, insert hook into

the next st, continue as for t c.

No. 8, Space, sp: make a ch, thread over hook,

skip 7 sts for turn, insert hook into next st, *1 d c,

2 ch sts, skip 2 sts, from * forms 1 sp. For filet crochet, to

count ch sts, to start allow 3 sts for each sp, 5 sts to

turn. Thus 52 sps, require 161 ch sts.

No. 9, Group, gr: make a ch, 1 d c into 4th ch st,

1 d c into each of next 2 sts, forms 1 gr at turn of row,

otherwise 4 d c into 4 sts, form 1 gr. Where 2 or more

grs, join, 3 d c form each gr after first. For 2 grs,

7 d c, for 3 grs, 10 d c.

No. 10, Picot, p: make 4 ch sts, insert hook into

4th ch st from hook, thread over hook, draw through

both loops, forming 1 p.

No. 11, Loop, L: make a ch, 1 s c, into 7th st, * 5

ch sts. skip 2 sts, 1 s c. from * forms 1 L ^—rnPTlf

No. 12, Triangle, tri: make a ch, skip 5 sts, * 1 d c,

3 ch sts, 1 d c in same st, from * forms 1 tri.

No. 13, Cluster, cl: make ch, skip 3 sts, start a d c,

draw thread through 2 sts, * thread over hook, insert

hook into same st, thread over hook, draw through 2

sts, repeat * having 4 loops on hook, thread over hook,

draw through all 4 loops, 1 ch st, to fasten cl. Whenlonger cl is required make of t c instead of d c.

No. 14, Cross Treble, c t: make ch, skip 5 ch sts,

* thread twice over hook, insert hook into ch st, draw

thread through, thread over hook, through 2 loops,

thread over hook, skip 1 ch st, insert hook, draw thread

through, thread over hook, through 2 loops, thread over

hook through 2 loops, 1 d c, 1 ch st, insert hook into

2 sts at joining of 2 lower sections, make 1 d c, from

* forms 1 c t.

No. 15, Knot Stitch, kn : make ch, * draw loop on

hook out to \i of an inch, thread over hook, draw

through loop, insert hook back through 1 long loop,

thread through, making 2 loops on hook, thread over

through both. Repeat *, skip 3 ch sts, 1 s c, repeat

for length required.

Next row, make 2 knots, 1 s c into 2nd kn of 1st row,

1 s c, next to this st, catching 2 threads of long loop,

1 kn.

No. 16, Lacet, La: make a ch, skip 5 sts, * 1 d c,

3 ch sts, skip 2 sts, 1 s c, 3 ch sts, skip 2 sts, from *

forms 1 La.

On next row, 1 d c over d c, 5 ch sts, over La, forms 1 sp.

No. 17, Fan, f : make 5 ch sts, 3 t c, 2 ch sts, 3 t c,

all over 4th ch st, forms 1 f. Small fan of d c, large

fan of d t c.

No. 18, Scallop, sc: make ch, then row of sps,

* 1 s c over 1st sp, **1 d t c, into next sp, 1 p, repeat **

for 9 d t c, repeat *.

No. 19, Block Stitch, bl : make ch, * skip 5 sts, 2 t c

form a cl, 5 ch sts, 2 t c, form cl, 3 ch sts, repeat * for

row, 12 ch sts, turn, catch into connecting st of 2 els,

to 6th ch st, continue. 2 rows form 1 bl.

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Crocheted Edges and Insertions

Materials: Richardson's R. M. C. Cordonnet Special

Nos. 30, 40 and 50.

No. 1: Chain 17 sts, turn, in 5th from the hookmake (d c 2 ch, d c), skip 4 sts, * (d c, 2 ch, d c, 2 ch.

d c, 2 ch, d c) in next, skip 4 and repeat from *.

Second Row: Ch 3. turn, in center 2 ch of each of

shells make another shell, ch 5, turn.

Third Row: Shell in first shell, ch 9, catch back in

6th from hook to form ring, 5 d c in ring, si st in center

of shell beneath, 5 d c in ring, shell in each of next2 shells.

Fourth Row: Ch 3, 2 shells in first 2 shells, si st in

last d c of shell beneath, 10 more d c in ring and si st

in first d c of next shell, shell in shell, 10 t c in 5 ch with1 ch between, turn and 5 ch with si st between each2 t c. Repeat from first, having 2 rows of shells

between solid rings. (See illustration).

No. 2, First Row: Fasten in p of braid, shell of 4

d c with 2 ch between in next p, si st in next p andrepeat.

Second Row: In each 2 ch make (s c. 3 half-doubles,

s c) and si st in d c between chains.

Third Row: In center st of center of first shell makeanother shell and t c in si st between shells.

Fourth Row: Same as the second.

Repeat until lace is desired width.

No. 3. This can be made on a novelty braid for the

foundation, or with a foundation chain.

First Row: Fasten in p of braid, ch 5, and si st in

each p for desired length of lace.

Second Row: * In each ch make shell of 9 d c, si st

in 3rd st of next 5 ch, (ch 5, si st in next 5 ch) 3 times,

and repeat from *.

Third Row: Five ch fastened with si st in each 5 chand 5 ch over shell fastened in 3rd and 6th d c. (Seeillustration).

Repeat the last 2 rows until lace is desired width.

For edge, in each of the 9 d c make d c with 1 chbetween. In 5 ch over shell make 3 picots with 3 chbefore and after.

No. 4, First Row: Three ch and si st in each p of

braid.

Second Row: Four d c in 4 sts, ch 5, 9 s c in next 9sts, ch 5, skip 4, 4 d c in next 4, and repeat.

Third Row: Each side of 4 d c make 3 d c with 3 chbetween, 9 s c with 5 ch before and after.

In following rows, decrease number of s c by 1 eachrow until 3 are left (5 rows more). In next row maket c in center of 3 s c and in next row make 3 d c overthetc. (See illustration). For edge make p over eachd c with 3 ch between.

No. 5: Ch 5, in 4th from hook make shell of 4 d c

with 2 ch between, join to p of braid by si st, turn,

in each 2 ch make * (s c, 3 half doubles, s c) and si st

in d c between, join to braid on other side, join to next

p, ch 1, shell in center of first shell, join to 2 p, repeatfrom *.

No. 6. Make a strip of hairpin lace on a one-inchstaple.

Fasten thread in 3 loops of lace and make one row ofdouble knot stitch fastening each time in 3 loops oflace.

For next row make 5 long t c with 2 ch between in oneknot, fasten by si st in next knot. For edge make 5

ch with si st in each 2 ch. For upper edge ch 4 stsand fasten by si st in 3 loops of lace.

No. 7. Make the upper part in filet as seen in illus-

tration.

First Row: Ch 19, beginning in 6th from hookmake 13 d c, 2 ch, skip 2, d c. 2 ch, d c in same place,ch 3, turn.

Seeond Row: Six d c in each 3 ch, 1 open space, 1

square, 4 open spaces.

Third Row: Ch 6, 4 open spaces, 1 square, 1 openspace, (d c, 3 ch, d c) in first d c of shell, ch 1, (d c,

3 ch, d c) in 3 ch. See illustration for succeeding rows.

No. 8. Begin with a row of open spaces.

Follow the pattern for 9 rows, ch 33, turn, 9 open spaceson ch and continue pattern. In the 12th row at upperedge narrow a sq. by making t c diagonally across last

open space, and for next row ch 4, d c over second d c.

Repeat for desired length. Finish lower edge withshells and upper edge with d c with 2 ch between.

No. 9. Fasten in point of braid, ch 2, d c in side of

point leaving 2 sts on hook, d c in side of next pointdrawing thread through last 3 sts together, ch 2, si st

in next point and repeat.

Make a row of cross-trebles fastening in si st at point,

and in center of combination d c, 3 ch at outer edgeof cross-treble. For edge make 3 s c in each 3 ch and1 s c between cross-trebles.

No. 10. On each side of braid make row of cross-

trebles thus: ch 4, over twice, take st in p of braid,

over and through 2 sts, over and take st in p of nextmedallion, work sts off 2 at a time, ch 3, d c at crossingof treble. (See illustration).

In each 3 ch at edge make a shell of (s c, 3 half-doubles,

sc).

No. 11. S c in cord, ch 2, si st in middle p of medallionof braid ch 2, s c in cord, and repeat.

No. 12. Ch 21, 5 open spaces on ch, ch 8, turn, 4

spaces over first 4 spaces leaving one space uncovered,* ch 3, 2 d c in each 2 ch and d c between spaces and 3

d c in first 3 sts of 8 ch (15 d c in all) ch 8, turn, 4 openspaces leaving 3 d c at end uncovered, and repeat from* for desired length.

After last thick row of 15 d c continue with 10 dc in

last 8 ch to form shell at the edge, si st in 1 5th d. c

of previous row, 10 d c in next 8 ch and repeat across

lower edge.

Fasten thread in first open space at upper edge, ch 4

d c between 1st and 2nd rows, ch 2, si st in next point

and repeat. For last row make d c with 2 ch between•cross edge (See illustration).

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1st Row: 3 1 sps. On the 16th row drop 8 sps, on the 24th row drop 8 sps. For the edge, make * 8 s c, into

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The numbers listed below give the best results in making designs

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Crochet CottonsR. M. C. ART. 65 CORDONNET CROCHETCOTTON. For all Crochet, Tatting and Filet work.

R. M. C. ART. 33 TAT-IT COTTON. For white orcolored tatting or crochet work.

R. M. C. ART. 5 OR ART. 10 CROCHET COTTONS.For general colored crochet work.

R. M. C. ART. 35 PERLE BALL COTTON. Made in

white only, four sizes, 3-5-8-12; for Crocheting Slippers,Edgings, etc.

R. M. C. ART. 15B PERLE COTTON. Large dividablehanks, same thread as R. M. C. Art. 35, used for the samepurposes

R. M. C. ART. 36 SIX-STRAND. White Ball Cottonfor fine embroidery work.

Embroidery Cottons

R. M. C. ART. 98 ARABIA AND ROPE EMBROID-ERY COTTON. For all general embroidery purposes.

R. M. C. ART. 99 NEW PROCESS EMBROIDERYCOTTON. Made in white only, six sizes, A. to F. ForFrench and Eyelet embroidery.

R. M. C. ART. 99B BRODER COTTON. Made in

white only, eight sizes, 8 to 40. For fine French and Eyeletembroidery.

R. M. C. ART. 15 PERLE SKEIN COTTON. Forgeneral embroidery purposes.

R. M. C. ART. 20 EYELETTA 4-STRAND EMBROID-ERY COTTON. Put up on balls, in white and colors.

R. M. C. ART. 37 SIX-STRAND. White Skein Cottonfor fine embroidery work.

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