Handbook of Wool Knitting And Crochet
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The Chain-Stitch] THE CHAIN. (Figure 1. ) Make a loop of thread around the needle, take upthe thread and draw through this loop (that is, push the hook under thethread that passes over the forefinger, draw it back, catching thethread, and pull this through the loop on the needle), forming a newstitch or loop, take up the thread and draw through this, and socontinue until the chain is of the length required, tightening each loopas drawn through, so that all will be of uniform size and smoothness.... After a little practise one does this without thought. Whenabbreviations are used, that for chain is ch.
THE SLIP-STITCH is properly a close joining stitch: Drop the stitch onthe needle, insert hook through the stitch of work to which you wish tojoin, take up the dropped stitch and pull through, thus making a closefastening. This stitch is sometimes used to "slip" along certainportions of the work, from one to another point, but single crochet ismore often employed for this. The abbreviation is sl-st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chain-Stitch] THE CHAIN. (Figure 1. ) Make a loop of thread around the needle, take upthe thread and draw through this loop (that is, push the hook under thethread that passes over the forefinger, draw it back, catching thethread, and pull this through the loop on the needle), forming a newstitch or loop, take up the thread and draw through this, and socontinue until the chain is of the length required, tightening each loopas drawn through, so that all will be of uniform size and smoothness.... After a little practise one does this without thought. Whenabbreviations are used, that for chain is ch.
THE SLIP-STITCH is properly a close joining stitch: Drop the stitch onthe needle, insert hook through the stitch of work to which you wish tojoin, take up the dropped stitch and pull through, thus making a closefastening. This stitch is sometimes used to "slip" along certainportions of the work, from one to another point, but single crochet ismore often employed for this. The abbreviation is sl-st.
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