Eighteenth round. — * Increase by working a set on the double cro-
chet between the first two sets of trebles, and between the second and
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repeat from *; nine
third sets, one set on each of the next five sets
rounds like the second round.
Twenty-eighth round. — * Five sets of trebles, increase between the
next two sets, three sets, increase between the next two sets ; repeat
from *; ten rounds like the second round.
Thirty-ninth round. — Four sets, increase, * one set, increase, one set,
increase ; repeat from *; ten more rounds like the second round.
674 FANCY WORK.
Fiftieth round. — Two sets of trebles, *, en the next set work three
treble, two chain, three treble, two chain, three treble, six sets of
trebles ; repeat from *.
Fifty-first round. — Two sets of trebles, *■, over the next chain work a
set, work a double crochet on the second of the next three chain, a set
of trebles over the next chain, six sets of trebles ; repeat from *
Fifty-second round. — Three sets of trebles, * a set upon the double
crochet between the last and next set. This should be between the
second increased set in the fiftieth round, a set on each of the eight
sets ; repeat from *; seven rounds like the second round.
Sixtieth round. — Seven sets of trebles, *, increase on the next by
working three treble, one chain, three treble, one chain, three treble,
fifteen sets ; repeat from *. You will require an increase quite at the
end of the round.
Sixty-first round. — Work two sets of trebles on each of the increased
ones, a double crochet on the second treble between.
Sixty-second round. — Three sets of trebles on the two increased
ones of last round, working as you did in the forty-second round;
twelve rounds like the second.
Seventy-fifth round. — Three sets of trebles, increase on the next, *,
ten sets of trebles, increase on the next, repeat from *.
Seventy-sixth round. — Work two sets of trebles on the increased set
of last round, with a double crochet on the second treble between
them, one set on each of the others.
Seventy-seventh round. — Three sets of trebles on the increased set
of last round, working as you did in the fifty-second round, eight
rounds plain, which completes the shawl.
We have said nothing about the articles that can be of use in the
dining-room for the table. It paves the way for a great " flow of soul "
to have things on the table beautiful enough to be admired.
A long scarf, or sash of linen or scrim, with flowers or fruit outlined
on it ; this make a table dressy to lay this through the table lengthways ;
the ends can be trimmed with a linen lace, or better, with a linen fringe.
A tray-cloth before the dispenser of tea, % yard of Russia crash,
is serviceable and pretty; most any design is appropriate, from a Jap-
anese pagoda to an American teacup ; the designs can be put on
straight or diagonally at the corners ; red working cotton and black
silk wash and wear the best.
Doyleys for bread trays, small squares of linen fringed, a few threads
pulled and hem-stitching.
Cake doyley is prettier round, of fine linen, with dainty open-work
border crocheted in fine thread; particularly pretty to use for fancy
cakes and wafers.
Finger-bowl doyleys can be simple or elaborate ; Kate Greenaway
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
Eighteenth round. — * Increase by working a set on the double crochet between the first two sets of trebles, and between the second and
ROUND SHAWL.
repeat from *; nine
third sets, one set on each of the next five sets rounds like the second round.
Twenty-eighth round. — * Five sets of trebles, increase between the next two sets, three sets, increase between the next two sets ; repeat from *; ten rounds like the second round.
Thirty-ninth round. — Four sets, increase, * one set, increase, one set, increase ; repeat from *; ten more rounds like the second round.
Fiftieth round. — Two sets of trebles, *, en the next set work three treble, two chain, three treble, two chain, three treble, six sets of trebles ; repeat from *.
Fifty-first round. — Two sets of trebles, *■, over the next chain work a set, work a double crochet on the second of the next three chain, a set of trebles over the next chain, six sets of trebles ; repeat from *
Fifty-second round. — Three sets of trebles, * a set upon the double crochet between the last and next set. This should be between the second increased set in the fiftieth round, a set on each of the eight sets ; repeat from *; seven rounds like the second round.
Sixtieth round. — Seven sets of trebles, *, increase on the next by working three treble, one chain, three treble, one chain, three treble, fifteen sets ; repeat from *. You will require an increase quite at the end of the round.
Sixty-first round. — Work two sets of trebles on each of the increased ones, a double crochet on the second treble between.
Sixty-second round. — Three sets of trebles on the two increased ones of last round, working as you did in the forty-second round; twelve rounds like the second.
Seventy-fifth round. — Three sets of trebles, increase on the next, *, ten sets of trebles, increase on the next, repeat from *.
Seventy-sixth round. — Work two sets of trebles on the increased set of last round, with a double crochet on the second treble between them, one set on each of the others.
Seventy-seventh round. — Three sets of trebles on the increased set of last round, working as you did in the fifty-second round, eight rounds plain, which completes the shawl.
We have said nothing about the articles that can be of use in the dining-room for the table. It paves the way for a great " flow of soul " to have things on the table beautiful enough to be admired.
A long scarf, or sash of linen or scrim, with flowers or fruit outlined on it ; this make a table dressy to lay this through the table lengthways ; the ends can be trimmed with a linen lace, or better, with a linen fringe.
A tray-cloth before the dispenser of tea, % yard of Russia crash, is serviceable and pretty; most any design is appropriate, from a Japanese pagoda to an American teacup ; the designs can be put on straight or diagonally at the corners ; red working cotton and black silk wash and wear the best.
Doyleys for bread trays, small squares of linen fringed, a few threads pulled and hem-stitching.
Cake doyley is prettier round, of fine linen, with dainty open-work border crocheted in fine thread; particularly pretty to use for fancy cakes and wafers.
Finger-bowl doyleys can be simple or elaborate ; Kate Greenaway
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