Exercises in Knitting
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1. Front matter2. Receipts for Twelve Chair Covers, in different Patterns.3. Narrow Vandyke Edging.4. For a Baby's Hood—very pretty.5. Very Pretty Pattern for a Fish Serviette.6. Two pretty Fringes for Chair Covers, &c.7. New Pattern for Lace Edging.8. Sugar-Plum Stitch.9. Leaf Pattern for Half-Square Shawl.10. Baby's Shoe and Stocking.11. Shell Pattern for a Baby's Cap.12. For a Knitted Bodice.13. Pretty Open Pattern.14. Shell Knitting for a Bag, in German Wool.15. Pretty Pattern for Basket Serviettes.16. Oriental Mat, or Hookah Carpet.17. Very elegant Knitted Pelisse.18. Half Cap for Wearing under a Bonnet.19. For a Muff.20. A Swiss Pattern for the Top of a Mitten or Muffatee.21. Beautiful Pattern for a Shetland Shawl.22. For a Comforter.23. For Another Comforter.24. Raised Knitting, a kind of Bell Pattern, for a Counterpane.25. For a Knitted Penwiper.26. Beautiful Pattern for a Scarf.27. Twisted Knitting.28. A Pretty Pattern for a Baby's Shoe.29. Pretty Open Diamond Border.30. Honeycomb Cuffs.31. Fan-Pattern Knitting for a Mitten.32. Corkscrew Muffatees.33. Gentlemen's Cuffs: an Excellent Pattern.34. Receipt for a Stocking.35. For a Brioche.36. Very Pretty Vandyke Border.37. For Children's Gaiters.38. For an Under Spencer.39. Netted Shawl.40. Another Pretty Pattern for a Knit Purse.41. For a Knitted Collar.42. Pretty Feather-Pattern for the Border of a Shawl.43. Open Diamond Pattern for the Centre of a Shawl.44. Fan Pattern.