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Beeton, Mrs. Isabella Mary, 1836-1865

"Beeton's Book of Needlework"

Now and then crochet
2 treble stitches in one stitch of the preceding round, so that the
couvrette remains perfectly flat.
21st round: 1 double in every stitch.
The 22nd--31st rounds consist of a double repetition of the 7th--11th
rounds.
The 32nd and 33rd rounds are made in open work like the 7th and 8th
rounds.
The 34th round is worked in treble stitches like the 20th round. Then
work the outer border. It consists of chain stitch scallops which are
worked alternately with dark and light wool. Illustration No. 256 shows
a part of the border with the treble round in full size. Work from it
with the light wool 1 double on 1 light treble stitch of the preceding
round, 5 chain, 1 double, on the next light treble, throw the wool off
the needle and let it hang over the right side of the work; crochet with
the dark wool 1 double on the treble stitch between the 2 double of this
round, leave the wool on the right side of the work; 5 chain, 1 double,
on the next dark treble. Take the needle again out of the loop, draw the
wool on to the right side, and work the next chain stitch scallop again
with the light wool.


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