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P.</h1> +<pre> +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at <a href = "http://www.gutenberg.org">www.gutenberg.org</a></pre> +<p>Title: The Bath Tatting Book</p> +<p>Author: P. P.</p> +<p>Release Date: July 16, 2008 [eBook #26068]</p> +<p>Language: English</p> +<p>Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1</p> +<p>***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE BATH TATTING BOOK***</p> +<p> </p> +<h3>E-text prepared by Siobhan Hillman, Susan Skinner, Emmy,<br /> + and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team<br /> + (http://www.pgdp.net)</h3> +<p> </p> +<hr class="full" /> +<p> </p> + +<p><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_1" id="Page_1">[1]</a></span></p> +<div class='center'> +<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" summary=""> +<tr><td align='left'><img src="images/ulcorner.png" width="34" height="32" alt="Upper Corner decoration" title="Upper Corner decoration" /> +</td><td align='left'><img src="images/top.png" width="550" height="16" alt="top border" title="top border" /> +</td><td align='left'><img src="images/urcorner.png" width="32" height="34" alt="Upper Corner decoration" title="Upper Corner decoration" /> +</td></tr> +<tr><td align='left'><img src="images/side.png" width="16" height="502" alt="side border" title="" /> +</td><td align='center'><h3>THE</h3> + +<h1>BATH TATTING BOOK.</h1> + +<h3>BY</h3> + +<h2>P. P.</h2> +<br /><br /><br /> +——————<br /> +<i>Price One Shilling.</i><br /> +——————<br /> +<br /><br /><br /> +LONDON:<br /> +EMILY FAITHFULL,<br /> +<i><small>Printer and Publisher in Ordinary to Her Majesty</small></i>,<br /> +83<small>A FARRINGDON <ins title="Transcriber's Note: original has fullstop instead of comma here">STREET,</ins> AND </small>14 <small>PRINCES STREET,</small><br /> +<small>HANOVER SQUARE.</small><br /> +——<br /> +<small>1865.</small><br /> +</td><td align='left'><img src="images/side.png" width="16" height="502" alt="side border" title="" /> +</td></tr> +<tr><td align='left'><img src="images/llcorner.png" width="32" height="34" alt="Lower Corner decoration" title="Lower Corner decoration" /> +</td><td align='left'><img src="images/top.png" width="550" height="16" alt="bottom border" title="bottom border" /> +</td><td align='left'><img src="images/lrcorner.png" width="34" height="32" alt="Lower Corner decoration" title="Lower Corner decoration" /> +</td></tr> +</table></div> + + +<p><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_2" id="Page_2">[2]</a></span></p> + +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 500px;"> +<img src="images/illus_001.png" width="500" height="507" alt="Doyley 1" title="Doyley 1" /> +</div><p><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_3" id="Page_3">[3]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>TERMS AND DIRECTIONS.</h2> + + +<div class="hang1"><i>A Loop</i>, written L; <i>2 Loops</i>, written 2 L, and so on.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>Single stitches</i>—Are formed in two ways: First, by letting the +thread of the shuttle with which you are working fall over +the back of the hand and pushing the shuttle from you. +Secondly, by letting the thread of the shuttle with which +you are working fall over the palm of the hand, and putting +the shuttle through <i>towards</i> you. These two stitches +worked together alternately make a <i>Double stitch</i>. But if +the second be worked first and the first second, alternately, +it makes a <i>Reversed Double</i>. This is used for the purpose +of making all the work have a right and wrong side.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>2 Threads</i>—When 2 threads are used, twist the one with which +the stitches are to be made round the little finger, and +proceed as above.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>Double stitch</i>, written D; <i>2 Double stitches</i>, written 2 D, &c.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>Reversed Double stitch</i>, written R D; <i>2 Reversed Double stitches</i>, +written 2 R D, &c.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>Loops</i>—Are made by putting the thread with which double stitches +are made over a pin, and there must be <i>one</i> or more <i>Double +stitches</i> between each loop. By holding the pin point +towards the right hand, between the forefinger and thumb +of the left, the thread can be lifted over by the 2nd finger +of the right hand, and many loops made without removing<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_4" id="Page_4">[4]</a></span> +it. With reversed double stitches, the thread is lifted over +by the shuttle as the 2nd stitch is being made. Loops can +also be made by putting the shuttle thread over the pin.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>Ovals</i>—Form the cotton of the shuttle you are directed to work +with into a loop round the hand, and begin working the +stitches. If composed of double stitches only (with perhaps +one loop in the centre), it is called a <i>plain oval</i>. If of +several loops, a <i>looped oval</i>.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>A Join</i>—Is always made by drawing the thread with which the +stitches are worked through the specified loop or space, and +passing the shuttle through the loop formed by the thread +thus drawn through, making it equal in length to an +ordinary loop. To make a join, 2 threads or an oval are +necessary.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>To Tie</i>—This is done by drawing the thread on the shuttle with +which you are working through the specified loop or space +(or round some thread), and putting the same shuttle through +the loop so formed, always drawing it <i>quite</i> tight. It may +sometimes be necessary to do this with the other thread; +but it is done in the same way, with <i>one</i> thread <i>only</i>, and +always drawn quite tight.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class='hang1'><i>To Attach</i>—Proceed as in tying—only pass the shuttle round the +<i>second thread</i> before putting it through the loop, and drawing +tight. This ties in the <i>second thread</i>, which cannot be +so securely done by ordinary joining.<br /><br /></div> + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /><p><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_5" id="Page_5">[5]</a></span></p> + +<h2>FIRST DOYLEY.</h2> + + +<div class='center'><i>Raised Cornflower for the First Doyley. Ardern's crochet cotton +No. 8 and Pin No. 2</i>.</div> + +<p><i>1st Row.</i> Begin an oval, work 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times) +draw up, but not quite close. Begin another oval, at a +short distance from the last, 2 D join to the last L of 1st +oval, 2 D (L, 2 D 7 times) draw up, and work 3 more +similar ovals.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> Turn the work down. Tie to the foundation +of the last oval. Begin an oval 2 R D (L, 2 R D +6 times) draw up, not quite close. Tie to the foundation +of the next oval. Begin another oval, 2 R D join to +the last L of the last oval, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) +draw up. Tie to the foundation of the next oval, and +work 2 more similar ovals.</p> + +<p><i>3rd Row.</i> Turn the work up. Tie to the foundation +of the last oval of the 2nd Row. Begin an oval, 2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times) draw up. Tie to the foundation of +the next oval, and work 2 more similar ovals.</p> + +<p><i>4th Row. Plain ovals.</i> Turn the work down. Tie to +the foundation of the last oval of the 3rd Row. Begin +an oval, 9 D, L, 9 D draw close; tie to the foundation +of the same, oval as before. Repeat, tying to the +remaining 2 ovals of 3rd Row.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_6" id="Page_6">[6]</a></span></p> + +<p>Then tie to the thread between the last oval of the +2nd Row and the 1st of the 3rd. Tie the threads +together and fasten off.</p> + +<p><i>5th Row. Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head, +No. 18</i>. Pass this cotton through the L of the 1st +oval of 4th Row, until about ½ a yard is through; twist +this thread round the little finger and work 1 D (L, +1 D 4 times), tie to the L of the 2nd oval of 4th Row. +(L, 1 D 5 times) tie to the L of the 3rd oval—fasten off. +Six corn-flowers are required for this Doyley.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>Centre-piece of the 1st Doyley.</i></div> + +<div class='center'><i>Fill both shuttles. The plain with No. 8. The figured with No. 18. +Pin No. 2</i>.</div> + +<p>Tie these cottons together, and with the plain shuttle +thread round the little finger work 6 D. Begin an oval +with the figured shuttle, 2 R D. (L, 2 R D 9 times) +draw up tight. * With the plain shuttle thread round +the little finger, 6 D. Begin an oval, with the figured +shuttle, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 3 times) join to the 6th L of +last oval, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) draw tight, and +Repeat 10 times from *. Work 6 D, as before, and +Begin the 12th oval, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 3 times) join to +the 6th L of last oval; 2 R D, L, 2 R D join to the 4th +L of the 1st oval; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 3 times) draw +tight; and fasten off by drawing the fine cotton through +the space near the 1st stitch, and tying.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_7" id="Page_7">[7]</a></span></p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>To work in the centre.</i></div> + +<p>Take a piece of No. 8 cotton; draw it, in loops, +through each of the 12 centre loops of the ovals, and +pass the other end of this cotton 3 times through each +loop—fasten off.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>For the foundation of the vandykes.</i></div> + +<p><i>Fill the plain shuttle with No. 8</i>, and measure off 2 +lengths of 1½ yards each; tie the 3 ends together. With +the 1st length twisted round the little finger work 2 D, +L, 2 D, then put the second round the little finger, leave +a little space, and work 2 R D, L, 2 R D; repeat until +there are 66 Ls on each side. Fasten it neatly into a +circle, by untying the first knot and sewing the threads to +each other.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>To unite this strip to the centre-piece.</i></div> + +<p><i>1st. Row. Fill both shuttles and join.</i> With the figured +shuttle thread round the little finger make a L with the +plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to <i>any</i> L of the strip, +3 D; L, with the plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the +1st space to the right of the last join. 3 D (L with the +plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next L to the +right; 3 D 4 times). Begin an oval, with the figured +shuttle, 3 D join to the next 2 Ls of the strip; 3 D +draw tight; 3 D join to the next L of the strip; 3 D tie +to the last L of plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the +next L of the strip; 3 D tie to the last L, but one, of<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_8" id="Page_8">[8]</a></span> +plain shuttle thread (3 D join to the next L of the +strip; 3 D, L, with the plain shuttle thread; twice); +3 D join to the space, next the last L to which you +joined, 3 D. Repeat this row 6 times, or until all the +Ls of the strip have been joined in.</p> + +<p><i>In the repetitions, read "the next" instead of "any" in +the first join.</i></p> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> Hold the work in the hand, and between +each oval continue working with the figured shuttle +thread round the little finger. 3 D, L, 3 D tie to the +last L of plain shuttle thread, 3 D. Begin a plain oval +with the figured shuttle, 3 D, L, 3 D draw tight. 3 D +tie to the next L of plain shuttle thread, 3 D. Take the +figured shuttle and tie to the L of the plain oval, leaving +about ¼ inch of cotton. Begin an oval (close to this +tie), 7 D, take the centre circle and join to the space +over any of its ovals; 7 D draw tight. Tie as before to +the L of the plain oval; 3 D tie to the next L of plain +shuttle thread, 3 D. Begin a plain oval, with the +figured shuttle; 3 D join to the L of the 1st plain oval +(this will be the 3rd tie in the same L); 3 D draw tight. +3 D tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D, L, 3 D tie +to the next plain shuttle L, 3 D. Begin an oval with +the figured shuttle; 3 D join to the next space (to the +right) of the centre piece; 3 D draw tight. 3 D tie to +the next L of plain shuttle thread; and repeat this row +6 times, or until you have joined to the 12 spaces of the +centre circle—fasten off.</p> + +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 500px;"> +<img src="images/illus_002.png" width="500" height="503" alt="Second Doyley" title="Second Doyley" /> +</div><p><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_9" id="Page_9">[9]</a></span></p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>To unite this Star and the Cornflowers.</i></div> + +<p><i>1st Row. Fill both shuttles as before, and join the +threads.</i> With the figured shuttle thread round the little +finger. Make a L with the plain shuttle thread, 3 D; +and holding the work so as to fall over the back of the +hand, join to that L of the strip which is the 1st of the two +at the bottom of the vandykes; then join to the 2nd of +these two Ls 3 D (L, with the plain shuttle thread; 3 D +join to the next L of the strip, 3 D 4 times); L with the +plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the space of the strip, +next the last L to which you joined, 3 D; L with the +plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next L of the strip +3 D; L with the plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the +next space of the strip, 3 D (L with the plain shuttle +thread, 3 D join to the next L of the strip, 3 D 4 times), +and repeat the row 6 times.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> Hold the work in the hand, with the figured +shuttle thread round the little finger. Tie to the 1st +plain shuttle L; 3 D, L, 3 D tie to the last plain shuttle +L, 3 D. Begin a figured shuttle oval; 3 D, take a +cornflower and join to the 1st L of its 5th row; 3 D +draw tight. With the figured shuttle thread round the +little finger; 3 D tie to the next plain shuttle L, 3 D, L, +3 D tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D join to the 5th +L of the last oval of the 1st row of the cornflower; 3 D +tie to the next plain shuttle L (3 D, L 4 times;) 3 D +tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D (L, 3 D 6 times) +tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D (L, 3 D 4 times)<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_10" id="Page_10">[10]</a></span> +tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D join to the 3rd L of +the 1st oval of 1st row of the next cornflower; 3 D tie +to the next plain shuttle L, 3 D. L, 3 D, tie to the +next plain shuttle L; 3 D. Begin an oval with the +figured shuttle; 3 D join to the last L of the 5th row +of this cornflower; 3 D draw tight. With the figured +shuttle thread round the little finger; 3 D tie to the +next plain shuttle L; 3 D, L, 3 D tie to the next plain +shuttle L, 2 D. Begin a figured shuttle oval; 9 D join +to the centre L of the 5th row of this cornflower; 9 D +draw tight. With the figured shuttle thread round the +little finger, 2 D. And repeat 6 times, or until all the +cornflowers are joined in—when the Doyley will be +complete.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_11" id="Page_11">[11]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>SECOND DOYLEY.</h2> + + +<div class='blockquot'><p><i>Fill the Plain Shuttle with Ardern's crochet cotton No. 8, and +the figured with Evan's Boar's-head No. 18, tie these threads +together; Pin No. 2</i>.</p></div> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>For the Chrysanthemums.</i></div> + +<p><i>1st Circle.</i> With the plain shuttle thread round the +little finger (1 D, L 6 times).</p> + +<p><i>2nd Circle.</i> Tie to the 1st L (L, 1 D, L, 1 D tie to +the next L 6 times).</p> + +<p><i>3rd Circle.</i> (L, 1 D, tie to the next L 12 times.)</p> + +<p><i>4th Circle.</i> (L, 1 D. Begin a plain shuttle oval; +4 D draw tight; tie to the next L 12 times.)</p> + +<p><i>5th Circle.</i> (L, 1 D, L, 1 D, and tie in the same Ls as +the 4th Circle; 12 times.)</p> + +<p><i>6th & 7th Circles.</i> (L, 1 D tie to the next L [or Ls +made in the 5th and 6th circles] 48 times.)</p> + +<p><i>8th Circle.</i> (1 D, L 5 times); 1 D attach to the 4th L +of the 5th circle. Attach to the 6th L of the 5th circle +(1 R D, L 5 times); 1 R D (attach to the next L but +1, of the 7th circle, twice). Repeat 6 times from the +beginning of the 8th circle, attaching successively to the +8th and 10th, 12th and 14th, 16th and 18th, 20th and +22nd, 24th and 2nd, loops of the 5th circle. Tie together +and fasten off. Work 6 similar chrysanthemums.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_12" id="Page_12">[12]</a></span></p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>For the intermediate Designs.</i></div> + +<p><i>Fill the plain shuttle with No. 8 cotton, and without +cutting off from the skein.</i>—Begin a plain oval; 9 D, L, 9 +D draw tight. Work 2 more similar ovals close to each +other. With the skein thread round the little finger +work 1 R D (L, 1 R D 14 times). Begin a looped oval +(1 D, L 15 times); 1 D draw tight and tie round the +foundation thread of this oval. With the skein thread +round the little finger (L, 1 R D 8 times). Begin a 2nd +looped oval (1 D, L 5 times); 1 D join to the 10th L of +last oval; 1 D (L, 1 D 7 times) draw tight, and tie as +before. With the skein thread round the little finger +(L, 1 R D 10 times); 10 single stitches; tie to the 2nd +L, after the join, of last oval; 20 single stitches tie to the +thread above the 3 plain ovals (1 D, L 14 times), 1 D. +Begin a looped oval (1 R D, L 15 times); 1 R D draw +tight, and tie as before. With the skein thread round +the little finger (L, 1 D 8 times). Begin a looped oval, +1 R D (L, 1 R D 5 times) join to the 10th L of last +oval; 1 R D, L, 1 R D join to the space between the 10 +and 20 single stitches; 1 R D (L, 1 R D 5 times) draw +tight, and tie as before. With the skein thread round +the little finger (L, 1 D 9 times) draw 1 thread through +the L before the beginning of the single stitches, and +fasten off. Work 6 similar designs.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>To join the Chrysanthemums and the Designs.</i></div> + +<p><i>Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head, No. 18;</i><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_13" id="Page_13">[13]</a></span> +<i>and do not sever from the reel.</i>—Taking care to hold the +design with the right side up; tie to the 3rd L of the 1st 9. +With the reel cotton round the little finger, 2 D (L, 2 D 8 +times). Begin an oval, 10 D join to the L before the +beginning of the single stitches; 10 D draw tight, and +tie round the foundation thread. With the reel cotton +round the little finger (L, 2 D 9 times) tie to the 3rd L +of the 2nd 9 of the design; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times), take a +chrysanthemum and join to any L of its 7th circle, not +yet joined to; 2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) tie to the 6th L of +the 2nd 8 of the design; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) join to the +next unjoined L of the chrysanthemum, to the right; +2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) tie to the 1st L of the 2nd 8 of the +design; 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times). Begin an oval, 8 D join +to the 11th L of the 2nd 14 of the design, 8 D draw tight +and tie as before. With the reel thread round the little +finger (L, 2 D 6 times) attach to the L of the 1st plain +oval of the design. Begin an oval, 8 D, L, 8 D draw +tight. Attach to the L of the 3rd oval of the 2nd and in +succession to the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 1st designs. +With the reel thread round the little finger, work 2 D +tie with the reel thread, successively, to each of the 6 +last Ls, working 2 D after each tie. Begin an oval, 8 D +join to the 11th L of the 1st 14 of the last design joined +to; 8 D draw tight and tie as before. Tie with the reel +thread to the next 4 Ls, and work 2 D between each +tie; (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the 1st L of the 1st 8 of the +same design; 2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) join to the 2nd<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_14" id="Page_14">[14]</a></span> +unjoined L of Chrysanthemum to the right of the last +join; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the 6th L of the 1st 8 +of this design; 2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) join to the next +unjoined L of Chrysanthemum to the right of the last +join; 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times). Repeat from the beginning +6 times, or until all the chrysanthemums and designs are +joined in, then draw one thread through the 1st made L +and fasten off.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>For the centre-piece of the Second Doyley.</i></div> + +<p><i>Fill both the shuttles, and join the threads together.</i> +Begin an oval with the plain shuttle, close up to the join; +work the 2nd single stitch (L, 1 D 11 times); L work +the 1st single stitch, draw up very tight. With the plain +shuttle thread round the little finger, tie to the 1st L of +oval (L, 1 D tie to the next L of the oval 12 times). +(Begin an oval with the plain shuttle; 3 D join to a L +of any of the 12 plain ovals of the Doyley; 3 D draw +close. With the plain shuttle thread round the little +finger, 2 D tie to the next L of the last round 12 times), +fasten off, and the Doyley will be complete.</p> + +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 470px;"> +<img src="images/illus_009.png" width="470" height="500" alt="INSERTION No. 2." title="INSERTION No. 2." /> +</div> + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /><p><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_15" id="Page_15">[15]</a></span></p> + +<h2>THIRD DOYLEY.</h2> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>Roses for the Third Doyley. Fill the plain shuttle with Ardern's +crochet cotton No. 8. Pin No. 3</i>.</div> + +<p><i>1st Circle.</i> Begin an oval 2 D, L, 7 D, L, 7 D, L, 2 D +draw close. (Begin another oval, 2 D join to the last L of +the last oval, 7 D, L, 7 D, L, 2 D draw close. Repeat 4 +times.) Begin another oval 2 D, join to the last L of the +last oval, 7 D, L, 7 D join to the first L of the first oval, +2 D draw close.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Circle.</i> Tie to the foundation thread of the first +oval of the first circle. Begin an oval 2 D, L, 10 D, L, +2 D draw close. (Tie to the foundation thread of the +next oval of the first circle. Begin an oval, 2 D join to +the last L of the last oval, 10 D, L, 2 D draw close, and +repeat 4 times.) Tie to the foundation thread of the next +oval of the first circle. Begin an oval, 2 D join to the +last L of the last oval, 10 D join to the 1st L of the 1st +oval of the 2nd circle, 2 D draw close.</p> + +<p><i>3rd Circle.</i> Tie to the foundation thread of the first +oval of the 2nd circle. Begin an oval, 2 D, L, 6 D, L, +2 D draw close. (Tie to the foundation thread of the +next oval of the 2nd circle. Begin an oval, 2 D join to +the last L of the last oval, 6 D, L, 2 D draw close and +repeat 4 times.) Tie to the foundation thread of the<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_16" id="Page_16">[16]</a></span> +next oval of the 2nd circle. Begin an oval, 2 D join to +the last L of the last oval, 6 D join to the 1st L of the +1st oval of the 3rd circle, 2 D draw close.</p> + +<p><i>4th Circle.</i> Begin an oval at a little distance, 1 D join +to the foundation thread of the 1st, and in succession to +the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th ovals of the 3rd circle, and +work 1 D after each join, draw close and fasten off.</p> + +<p>Work 12 similar Roses for this Doyley.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>For the Centre. Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head +No. 18, and Pin No. 2</i>.</div> + +<p><i>1st Row.</i> Begin an oval, 3 D, L, 3 D draw close, and +work 12 similar ovals, leaving ½ an inch of cotton between +each. Tie the threads together and fasten off.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> Measure off ½ a yard of cotton from the +shuttle, twist it round the little finger, and work 1 D. +(Put this ½ yard round the space of cotton between two of +the ovals of the 1st Row, 1 D repeat 12 times), fasten off.</p> + +<p><i>3rd Row. Refil the plain shuttle, and tie to the figured.</i> +(Begin a plain shuttle L, 5 D join to the L of any of the +ovals of the 1st Row, 5 D draw close. With the figured +shuttle thread on the little finger (L, 2 D 5 times) +repeat 12 times) tie to the foundation thread of the 1st +oval.</p> + +<p><i>4th Row.</i> With the plain shuttle thread on the little +finger (1 D, L 14 times). [Begin a figured shuttle oval, +4 R D (L, 2 R D 9 times) join to the L over the next +plain shuttle oval (to the right) of the 3rd Row (2 R D,<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_17" id="Page_17">[17]</a></span> +L 9 times), 4 R D draw close. With the plain shuttle +thread on the little finger (L, 1 D 14 times) tie to the L +over the next plain shuttle oval to the right. <i>For the +leaves, take Pin No. 3.</i> (1 D, L 3 times) 4 D, 1st L, +2 D join to the 8th L of the last 14, 2 D join to the 6th +L of the last 14, 4 D, L, 4 D tie to the foundation thread +under the 1st L of the leaf. Begin a figured shuttle +oval, 3 D, L, 3 D draw close. With the plain shuttle +thread on the little finger, 4 <ins title="Transcriber's Note: original has fullstop instead of comma">D,</ins> 2nd L, 4 D join to the +last L before the figured shuttle oval, 4 D, L, 2 D, L, +2 D tie to the foundation thread under the 2nd L, 2 D +join to the last L, 5 D, L, 1 D, L, 5 D, L, 2 D tie to +the space of foundation cotton after the last tie, 2 D join +to the last L; 2 D, L, 4 D, L, 4 D tie to the space after +last tie, 4 D. Begin a figured shuttle oval, 3 D join to +the L of the last figured shuttle oval, 3 D draw close. +With the plain shuttle thread on the little finger, 4 D +join to the last L, 4 D, * L, 2 D, L, 2 D tie to the +foundation thread by the last figured shuttle oval, 4 D +join to the 3rd of the 1st 3 <ins title="Transcriber's Note: original reads L's">Ls</ins> of the leaf; 1 D +join to the 2nd of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 D join to the 1st +of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 D tie to the L over the plain +shuttle oval as before. <i>Pin No. 2</i>, 1 D (L, 1 D 6 times) +join to the last L made; 1 D, (L, 1 D twice) join to the +last made L but one; 1 D (L, 1 D 4 times) and repeat +6 times.] In working it for the 6th time, it will be +necessary to work from the asterisk thus. Join to the +10th L of the 1st 14, 2 D join to the 7th L of the 1st 14,<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_18" id="Page_18">[18]</a></span> +2 D tie to the foundation thread by the figured shuttle +oval, 4 D join to the 3rd of the 1st 3 Ls of the leaf +1 D join to the 2nd of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 D join to the 1st +of the 1st 3 <ins title="Transcriber's Note: original reads L's">Ls</ins>, 1 D tie together and fasten off.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>To join in the Roses. Fill the figured shuttle and do not cut off +from the reel.</i></div> + +<p><i>1st Row.</i> With the reel thread round the little finger, +L, with the shuttle thread, 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) L, +with the shuttle thread, 2 D (L, 2 D twice) join to the +1st L of the four at the top of the leaves of the centre-piece, +holding it over the back of the hand, the right side +up: 2 D, L, 2 D; L with the shuttle thread; 2 D, L, +2 D join to the 2nd L of the 4 at the top of this leaf; +then join to the 3rd L of the same 4; leave the +foundation thread rather loose; 2 D, L, 2 D, L with +the shuttle thread; 2 D, L, 2 D; join to the last L of +the same 4; 2 D (L, 2 D twice). (L with the shuttle +thread; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) twice.) Begin an oval; +2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) join to the L over the large figured +shuttle oval of 4th Row; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) draw +close. With the reel thread round the little finger; 2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times) repeat this row 6 times, joining successively +to all the leaves of the centre-piece.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> Turn the work so as to hold it in the hand; +(L, 2 D 5 times) take a rose and [join to the L at the +point of one of its 1st circle of ovals; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 +times) tie to the last shuttle L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times)<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_19" id="Page_19">[19]</a></span> +tie to the next shuttle L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times). Begin +an oval; 2 D, L, 2 D join to the L of the next oval to +the right of the same rose; 2 D (L, 2 D 5 times). Take +another rose and join to the L of one of its ovals of the +1st circle; 2 D, L, 2 D draw close. With the reel +thread round the little finger; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) +join to the same shuttle L as last time; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 +times) tie to the next shuttle L; 2 D, L, 2 D join to the +L of the next oval of the same rose; 2 D tie to the +foundation thread <i>before</i> the two joins of the last row, to +the point of the leaf; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) tie to the +foundation thread <i>after</i> the same two joins; 2 D join to +the L of the next oval of the same rose; 2 D, L, 2 D +(tie to the next shuttle L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) twice.) +Begin an oval; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) join to the L of the +next oval of the same rose; 2 D (L, 2 D 5 times) join +to the L of another rose; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) draw close. +2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the same shuttle L as before; +2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the next shuttle L; * 2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times) repeat 6 times.] The last time this +is repeated, finish at the asterisk, by tying to the 1st L +of the row, and fastening off. All the roses being joined +in, the Doyley will be complete.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_20" id="Page_20">[20]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>EDGING No. 1.</h2> + +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 300px;"> +<img src="images/illus_003.png" width="300" height="85" alt="EDGING No. 1." title="EDGING No. 1." /> +</div> + + +<div class="hang1"><i>This edging may be worked either in Ardern's crochet cotton No. 8</i>, +<i>and Evan's Boar's-head No. 18</i>. <i>Which will make it about an +inch deep,—and with Pin No. 2</i>.<br /><br /></div> + +<div class="hang1"><i>Or in Evan's Boar's-head No. 18 and No. 30—Pin No. 3. In either +case the plain shuttle must be filled with the coarser, and the +figured with the finer cotton.</i></div> + + +<p><i>1st Row.</i> Unite the two threads, begin an oval with +the figured shuttle; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) draw +tight. With the plain shuttle thread round the little +finger; 2 D. Begin the 1st plain shuttle oval; 2 D (L, +2 D 3 times) draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread +work; 4 D. Begin the 2nd plain shuttle oval; 2 D join +to the 3rd L of the 1st oval; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) draw +tight. With plain shuttle thread, 2 D.</p> + +<p>[Begin a figured shuttle oval; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 +times) draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread on the<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_21" id="Page_21">[21]</a></span> +little finger 2 D. Begin a plain shuttle oval; 2 D join +to the last L of last plain shuttle oval; 2 D (L, 2 D +twice) draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread, 4 D. +Begin a plain shuttle oval; 2 D join to the 3rd L of last +oval; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) draw tight. With the plain +shuttle thread, 2 D—repeat twice.] Work another +figured shuttle oval. With the figured shuttle thread, +on the little finger, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 3 times). Begin a +plain shuttle oval; 3 D join to the 3rd L of the last plain +shuttle oval; 1 D, L, 3 D draw tight. With the figured +shuttle thread (L, 2 R D 4 times).</p> + +<p>To continue the pattern repeat what is between the +brackets 3 times instead of twice, and finish each pattern +as in the 1st.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Row, or Foundation.</i> Begin an oval with the figured +shuttle 2 D; join to the centre L of the 1st figured +shuttle oval; 2 D join to the centre L of the 2nd figured +shuttle oval; 2 D join to the centre L of the 3rd figured +shuttle oval; 2 D join to the centre L of the 4th oval; +draw up, but not quite tight. Tie to the 4th figured +cotton L, leaving rather more than ½ an inch of cotton, +and begin the next oval at a similar distance from the +tie—repeat until the length worked is finished.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_22" id="Page_22">[22]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>EDGING No. 2.</h2> + +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 350px;"> +<img src="images/illus_004.png" width="350" height="107" alt="EDGING No. 2." title="EDGING No. 2." /> +</div> + +<div class='center'><i>Fill the plain shuttle with Ardern's crochet cotton No. 12. Pin +No. 2</i>.</div> + +<p><i>1st Row.</i> Work a sufficient length of ovals; 3 D (L, 3 +D twice) not drawn up quite close, and leaving ½ an +inch of cotton, or more, between each.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head No. 20</i>, <i>and refil +the plain shuttle; tie the cottons together.</i></div> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> With the plain shuttle thread round the +little finger; L, 2 D, L, 1 D tie to the 1st L of 1st oval; +1 D (L, 2 D twice); L, 1 D tie to the 2nd L of the 1st +oval; 1 D, L, 2 D tie to the thread between the ovals. +Repeat till all the ovals are finished.</p> + +<p><i>3rd Row.</i> Begin again by tying in the 1st L of last +Row. With the plain shuttle thread round the little +finger; L, 1 D tie to the next L of the 2nd Row; +(1 D, L, 1 D tie to the next L of the 2nd row twice;) +1 D, L, 1 D, tie to the same L; [1 D, L, 1 D tie to the<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_23" id="Page_23">[23]</a></span> +next L of the 2nd Row twice] 1 D, tie to the next L +of 2nd Row, and repeat to the end of the strip. Or +this row may be worked without loops—if they are +objected to.</p> + +<p><i>To make a strong foundation for this edging. Take the +plain shuttle, and tie to the foundation cotton of the ovals, +twice, between each oval; or on either side of the ties in the</i> +<i>2nd Row.</i><span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_24" id="Page_24">[24]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>EDGING No. 3.</h2> +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 400px;"> +<img src="images/illus_005.png" width="400" height="225" alt="EDGING No. 3." title="EDGING No. 3." /> +</div> + + +<div class="blockquot"><p><i>Fill the shuttles with the same cottons as in the 1st Edging, and +use the same pins. The coarser sizes will make this edging an +inch and a half deep. Tie the cottons together.</i></p></div> + + +<p>Begin an oval with the plain shuttle; 3 D, L, 3 D +draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread work 4 D.</p> + +<p>Begin a looped oval with the plain shuttle; 2 D (L, 2 +D 5 times) draw very tight.</p> + +<p><i>The Leaf.</i> Begin a figured shuttle oval; 2 R D (L, 2 +R D 5 times) join to the 3rd L of the last row of the +Rosette; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 14 times) draw tight. At a +little distance begin a plain oval with the figured shuttle;<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_25" id="Page_25">[25]</a></span> +3 D join to the thread of the Leaf under the join; 3 D +draw close. Begin a plain oval with the figured shuttle +quite close to the last; 3 D join to the thread under +the 9th L of the 14 of the Leaf; 3 D draw tight. Tie +round the foundation thread of the two plain ovals, +and leaving a short space of cotton, tie between the 4th +and 5th <ins title="Transcriber's Note: original reads L's">Ls</ins> of the 14 of the Leaf; tie again below +the plain ovals and round the foundation thread of the +leaf.</p> + +<p>[With the plain shuttle thread round the little finger, +4 D. Begin a plain shuttle oval, 3 D; L, 3 D draw +close. Work a similar figured shuttle oval, and tie round +its foundation thread. Repeat twice.] With the plain +shuttle thread, 4 D.</p> + +<p><i>The Rosette.</i> Leave a space of each cotton. Begin a +figured shuttle oval, 1 D (L, 1 D 7 times) draw close. +With the plain shuttle thread (L, 1 D 7 times). [Begin +a figured shuttle oval, 1 D (L, 1 D 3 times) join to the +centre L of last oval; 1 D (L, 1 D 3 times) draw tight. +With the plain shuttle thread (L, 1 D 7 times). Repeat +3 times.] Tie to the foundation thread of the 1st of these +ovals. Tie to the 1st L of the 1st 7. With the plain +shuttle thread round the little finger (L, 1 D tie to the +next L but one 11 times). Tie with the plain shuttle +thread to the 15th L of the leaf; 1 D tie to the next L but +one. Tie with the plain shuttle thread to the L of the +1st figured shuttle oval; 1 D tie to the next L but one. +Tie with the plain shuttle thread to the L of the 2nd<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_26" id="Page_26">[26]</a></span> +figured shuttle oval; 1 D tie to the next L but one, +[4 D. Begin a plain shuttle oval, 3 D, L, 3 D draw +tight. Begin a figured shuttle oval, 3 D join to the 1st +L of the last round of the Rosette; 3 D draw tight and +tie to its foundation thread. Repeat once, joining the +figured shuttle oval to the 2nd L of the Rosette,] 4 D. +Repeat to the required length, beginning with the looped +oval.</p> + +<p><i>For the Foundation.</i> Tie the threads together in the L +of the 1st plain shuttle oval, holding the work in the +hand and the right side up. With the plain shuttle +thread round the little finger (L, 1 D, 4 times) tie in the +3rd L of the next oval, (L, 1 D, 4 times) tie in the L of +the next oval, [(L, 1 D, 3 times) tie in the L of the next +oval. Repeat 3 times.] Repeat from the beginning till +all the ovals are finished.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_27" id="Page_27">[27]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>EDGING No. 4.</h2> +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 300px;"> +<img src="images/illus_006.png" width="300" height="155" alt="EDGING No. 4." title="EDGING No. 4." /> +</div> + + + +<div class='center'><i>Fill the plain shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head No. 18, and the +figured with No. 30. Tie these threads together, Pin No. 3</i>.</div> + +<p><i>1st Leaf, 1st Row.</i> With the plain shuttle thread round +the little finger (L, 1 D 10 times) tie to the 9th L +(L, 1 R D tie to the next L 8 times), 1 R D attach to +the foundation thread under the 1st L, 2 D (L, 2 D +4 times).</p> + +<p><i>2nd Leaf, 1st Row.</i> (L, 1 D 9 times) tie with the +plain shuttle thread to the 5th L (counting from the +point) of the last Leaf. Turn the work, 1 R D tie to the +9th L (L, 1 R D tie to the next L 8 times) 1 R D +attach to the foundation thread under the 1st L; 2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times). Repeat the 2nd Leaf till a sufficient +length is worked.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Row.</i> Tie to the foundation thread of the 1st Leaf +of the 1st Row, and tie the threads together. [With the<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_28" id="Page_28">[28]</a></span> +plain shuttle thread round the little finger 9 D. Begin a +figured shuttle oval, 5 R D join to the 2 centre Ls of the +four Ls; 5 R D draw close. With the plain shuttle thread +9 D tie to the foundation thread of the 2nd Leaf under +the 1st L, and repeat.]</p> + +<p><i>3rd Row.</i> Refil the shuttles and tie the threads +together in the space under the last made oval; [2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times) join to the space under the next oval. +Repeat to the end of the work.]<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_29" id="Page_29">[29]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>INSERTION No. 1.</h2> +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 250px;"> +<img src="images/illus_007.png" width="250" height="131" alt="INSERTION No. 1." title="INSERTION No. 1." /> +</div> + +<div class='center'><br /><i>For the Strip.</i><br /><br /></div> + +<div class='center'><br /><i>Fill two plain shuttles and a figured one. With Ardern's crochet +cotton No. 12. Pin No. 1</i>.</div> + +<p>Tie these 3 threads together. With the thread of the +1st plain shuttle round the little finger, and always +working with the figured shuttle. 2 D, L, 2 D turn +these stitches under the thumb, with the thread of the +2nd plain shuttle round the little finger; 2 R D, L, +2 R D, repeat until you have twice the length you will +require of insertion.</p> + + +<div class='center'><br /><i>Refil a plain shuttle and the figured; tie the threads together. +Pin No. 2</i>.</div> + +<p>Holding the right side of this strip upwards, tie to +the 1st L: [with the plain shuttle thread round the +little finger (L, 1 R D 9 times) turn the work. Begin<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_30" id="Page_30">[30]</a></span> +a figured shuttle oval; (4 D join to the next L on the +same side of the strip twice;) 3 D join to the next L; +2 D join to the next L; 3 D (join to the next L; 4 D +twice) draw close. Tie to the foundation thread of this +oval. Turn the work; with the plain shuttle thread on +the little finger; (L, 1 R D 9 times) tie to the next +L on the same side of the strip—repeat to the end of the +strip.]</p> + +<p>Work the same way on the opposite side, beginning by +tying to the L above the centre of the last made oval.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_31" id="Page_31">[31]</a></span></p> + + + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<h2>INSERTION No. 2.</h2> +<div class="figcenter" style="width: 250px;"> +<img src="images/illus_008.png" width="250" height="122" alt="INSERTION No. 2." title="INSERTION No. 2." /> +</div> + + + +<div class="blockquot"><p><i>Fill two plain shuttles, and one figured with Evan's Boar's-head +No. 28. Pin No. 3</i>.</p></div> + +<p>Work a similar strip to that in the 1st insertion.</p> + +<p>Refil one shuttle. Hold the strip on the right side.</p> + +<p><i>1st Oval.</i> Begin an oval; 1 D (L, 1 D 4 times) join to +the 1st L of the strip; 1 D (L, 1 D 4 times) draw tight.</p> + +<p><i>2nd Oval.</i> Begin a second oval at a little distance; +1 R D (L, 1 R D 4 times) join to the last L on the same +side of the strip, having turned it; 1 R D (L, 1 R D 4 +times) draw tight.</p> + +<p>Repeat these two ovals, joining to the successive Ls +on either side till all are joined.<span class='pagenum'><a name="Page_32" id="Page_32">[32]</a></span></p> + + + +<h2>AN IMITATION GYMP.</h2> + +<div class='center'>——</div> +<p><i>Work the strip of the 1st insertion in Brook's No. 8</i> +<i>crochet cotton. Pin No. 1. It may also be worked, in +black, in coarse purse silk.</i></p> + +<hr style="width: 65%;" /> +<p> </p> + +<div class='tnote'><h3>Transcriber's Notes:</h3> + +<p>Corrections made are indicated by dotted lines under the corrections. 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P. + + +This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with +almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + + + + +Title: The Bath Tatting Book + + +Author: P. P. + + + +Release Date: July 16, 2008 [eBook #26068] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ISO-646-US (US-ASCII) + + +***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE BATH TATTING BOOK*** + + +E-text prepared by Siobhan Hillman, Susan Skinner, Emmy, and the Project +Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team (https://www.pgdp.net) + + + +Note: Project Gutenberg also has an HTML version of this + file which includes the original illustrations. + See 26068-h.htm or 26068-h.zip: + (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/6/0/6/26068/26068-h/26068-h.htm) + or + (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/6/0/6/26068/26068-h.zip) + + + + + +THE BATH TATTING BOOK. + +by + +P. P. + + + + + + + +Price One Shilling. + +London: +Emily Faithfull, +_Printer and Publisher in Ordinary to Her Majesty_, +83A Farringdon Street, And 14 Princes Street, +Hanover Square. +1865. + +[Illustration] + + + + +TERMS AND DIRECTIONS. + + + _A Loop_, written L; 2 _Loops_, written 2 L, and so on. + + _Single stitches_--Are formed in two ways: First, by + letting the thread of the shuttle with which you + are working fall over the back of the hand and + pushing the shuttle from you. Secondly, by letting + the thread of the shuttle with which you are + working fall over the palm of the hand, and putting + the shuttle through _towards_ you. These two + stitches worked together alternately make a _Double + stitch_. But if the second be worked first and the + first second, alternately, it makes a _Reversed + Double_. This is used for the purpose of making all + the work have a right and wrong side. + + _2 Threads_--When 2 threads are used, twist the one + with which the stitches are to be made round the + little finger, and proceed as above. + + _Double stitch_, written D; 2 _Double stitches_, + written 2 D, &c. + + _Reversed Double stitch_, written R D; 2 _Reversed + Double stitches_, written 2 R D, &c. + + _Loops_--Are made by putting the thread with which + double stitches are made over a pin, and there must + be _one_ or more _Double stitches_ between each + loop. By holding the pin point towards the right + hand, between the forefinger and thumb of the left, + the thread can be lifted over by the 2nd finger of + the right hand, and many loops made without + removing it. With reversed double stitches, the + thread is lifted over by the shuttle as the 2nd + stitch is being made. Loops can also be made by + putting the shuttle thread over the pin. + + _Ovals_--Form the cotton of the shuttle you are + directed to work with into a loop round the hand, + and begin working the stitches. If composed of + double stitches only (with perhaps one loop in the + centre), it is called a _plain oval_. If of several + loops, a _looped oval_. + + _A Join_--Is always made by drawing the thread with + which the stitches are worked through the specified + loop or space, and passing the shuttle through the + loop formed by the thread thus drawn through, + making it equal in length to an ordinary loop. To + make a join, 2 threads or an oval are necessary. + + _To Tie_--This is done by drawing the thread on the + shuttle with which you are working through the + specified loop or space (or round some thread), and + putting the same shuttle through the loop so + formed, always drawing it _quite_ tight. It may + sometimes be necessary to do this with the other + thread; but it is done in the same way, with _one_ + thread _only_, and always drawn quite tight. + + _To Attach_--Proceed as in tying--only pass the shuttle + round the _second thread_ before putting it through + the loop, and drawing tight. This ties in the + _second thread_, which cannot be so securely done + by ordinary joining. + + + + +FIRST DOYLEY. + + +_Raised Cornflower for the First Doyley. Ardern's crochet cotton No. 8 +and Pin No. 2._ + +_1st Row._ Begin an oval, work 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times) draw up, but not +quite close. Begin another oval, at a short distance from the last, 2 D +join to the last L of 1st oval, 2 D (L, 2 D 7 times) draw up, and work 3 +more similar ovals. + +_2nd Row._ Turn the work down. Tie to the foundation of the last oval. +Begin an oval 2 R D (L, 2 R D 6 times) draw up, not quite close. Tie to +the foundation of the next oval. Begin another oval, 2 R D join to the +last L of the last oval, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) draw up. Tie to the +foundation of the next oval, and work 2 more similar ovals. + +_3rd Row._ Turn the work up. Tie to the foundation of the last oval of +the 2nd Row. Begin an oval, 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) draw up. Tie to the +foundation of the next oval, and work 2 more similar ovals. + +_4th Row._ _Plain ovals._ Turn the work down. Tie to the foundation of +the last oval of the 3rd Row. Begin an oval, 9 D, L, 9 D draw close; tie +to the foundation of the same, oval as before. Repeat, tying to the +remaining 2 ovals of 3rd Row. + +Then tie to the thread between the last oval of the 2nd Row and the 1st +of the 3rd. Tie the threads together and fasten off. + +_5th Row._ _Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head, No. 18._ +Pass this cotton through the L of the 1st oval of 4th Row, until about +1/2 a yard is through; twist this thread round the little finger and +work 1 D (L, 1 D 4 times), tie to the L of the 2nd oval of 4th Row. (L, +1 D 5 times) tie to the L of the 3rd oval--fasten off. Six corn-flowers +are required for this Doyley. + + +_Centre-piece of the 1st Doyley._ + +_Fill both shuttles. The plain with No. 8. The figured with No. 18. Pin +No. 2._ + +Tie these cottons together, and with the plain shuttle thread round the +little finger work 6 D. Begin an oval with the figured shuttle, 2 R D. +(L, 2 R D 9 times) draw up tight. * With the plain shuttle thread round +the little finger, 6 D. Begin an oval, with the figured shuttle, 2 R D +(L, 2 R D 3 times) join to the 6th L of last oval, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 +times) draw tight, and Repeat 10 times from *. Work 6 D, as before, and +Begin the 12th oval, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 3 times) join to the 6th L of last +oval; 2 R D, L, 2 R D join to the 4th L of the 1st oval; 2 R D (L, 2 R D +3 times) draw tight; and fasten off by drawing the fine cotton through +the space near the 1st stitch, and tying. + + +_To work in the centre._ + +Take a piece of No. 8 cotton; draw it, in loops, through each of the 12 +centre loops of the ovals, and pass the other end of this cotton 3 times +through each loop--fasten off. + + +_For the foundation of the vandykes._ + +_Fill the plain shuttle with No. 8_, and measure off 2 lengths of 1 1/2 +yards each; tie the 3 ends together. With the 1st length twisted round +the little finger work 2 D, L, 2 D, then put the second round the little +finger, leave a little space, and work 2 R D, L, 2 R D; repeat until +there are 66 Ls on each side. Fasten it neatly into a circle, by untying +the first knot and sewing the threads to each other. + + +_To unite this strip to the centre-piece._ + +_1st. Row._ _Fill both shuttles and join._ With the figured shuttle +thread round the little finger make a L with the plain shuttle thread; 3 +D join to _any_ L of the strip, 3 D; L, with the plain shuttle thread; 3 +D join to the 1st space to the right of the last join. 3 D (L with the +plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next L to the right; 3 D 4 times). +Begin an oval, with the figured shuttle, 3 D join to the next 2 Ls of +the strip; 3 D draw tight; 3 D join to the next L of the strip; 3 D tie +to the last L of plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next L of the +strip; 3 D tie to the last L, but one, of plain shuttle thread (3 D +join to the next L of the strip; 3 D, L, with the plain shuttle thread; +twice); 3 D join to the space, next the last L to which you joined, 3 D. +Repeat this row 6 times, or until all the Ls of the strip have been +joined in. + +_In the repetitions, read "the next" instead of "any" in the first +join._ + +_2nd Row._ Hold the work in the hand, and between each oval continue +working with the figured shuttle thread round the little finger. 3 D, L, +3 D tie to the last L of plain shuttle thread, 3 D. Begin a plain oval +with the figured shuttle, 3 D, L, 3 D draw tight. 3 D tie to the next L +of plain shuttle thread, 3 D. Take the figured shuttle and tie to the L +of the plain oval, leaving about 1/4 inch of cotton. Begin an oval +(close to this tie), 7 D, take the centre circle and join to the space +over any of its ovals; 7 D draw tight. Tie as before to the L of the +plain oval; 3 D tie to the next L of plain shuttle thread, 3 D. Begin a +plain oval, with the figured shuttle; 3 D join to the L of the 1st plain +oval (this will be the 3rd tie in the same L); 3 D draw tight. 3 D tie +to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D, L, 3 D tie to the next plain shuttle +L, 3 D. Begin an oval with the figured shuttle; 3 D join to the next +space (to the right) of the centre piece; 3 D draw tight. 3 D tie to the +next L of plain shuttle thread; and repeat this row 6 times, or until +you have joined to the 12 spaces of the centre circle--fasten off. + +[Illustration] + + +_To unite this Star and the Cornflowers._ + +_1st Row._ _Fill both shuttles as before, and join the threads._ With +the figured shuttle thread round the little finger. Make a L with the +plain shuttle thread, 3 D; and holding the work so as to fall over the +back of the hand, join to that L of the strip which is the 1st of the +two at the bottom of the vandykes; then join to the 2nd of these two Ls +3 D (L, with the plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next L of the +strip, 3 D 4 times); L with the plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the +space of the strip, next the last L to which you joined, 3 D; L with the +plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next L of the strip 3 D; L with +the plain shuttle thread; 3 D join to the next space of the strip, 3 D +(L with the plain shuttle thread, 3 D join to the next L of the strip, 3 +D 4 times), and repeat the row 6 times. + +_2nd Row._ Hold the work in the hand, with the figured shuttle thread +round the little finger. Tie to the 1st plain shuttle L; 3 D, L, 3 D tie +to the last plain shuttle L, 3 D. Begin a figured shuttle oval; 3 D, +take a cornflower and join to the 1st L of its 5th row; 3 D draw tight. +With the figured shuttle thread round the little finger; 3 D tie to the +next plain shuttle L, 3 D, L, 3 D tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D +join to the 5th L of the last oval of the 1st row of the cornflower; 3 D +tie to the next plain shuttle L (3 D, L 4 times;) 3 D tie to the next +plain shuttle L; 3 D (L, 3 D 6 times) tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 +D (L, 3 D 4 times) tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D join to the 3rd +L of the 1st oval of 1st row of the next cornflower; 3 D tie to the next +plain shuttle L, 3 D. L, 3 D, tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 D. +Begin an oval with the figured shuttle; 3 D join to the last L of the +5th row of this cornflower; 3 D draw tight. With the figured shuttle +thread round the little finger; 3 D tie to the next plain shuttle L; 3 +D, L, 3 D tie to the next plain shuttle L, 2 D. Begin a figured shuttle +oval; 9 D join to the centre L of the 5th row of this cornflower; 9 D +draw tight. With the figured shuttle thread round the little finger, 2 +D. And repeat 6 times, or until all the cornflowers are joined in--when +the Doyley will be complete. + + + + +SECOND DOYLEY. + + +_Fill the Plain Shuttle with Ardern's crochet cotton No. 8, and the +figured with Evan's Boar's-head No. 18, tie these threads together; Pin +No. 2._ + + +_For the Chrysanthemums._ + +_1st Circle._ With the plain shuttle thread round the little finger (1 +D, L 6 times). + +_2nd Circle._ Tie to the 1st L (L, 1 D, L, 1 D tie to the next L 6 +times). + +_3rd Circle._ (L, 1 D, tie to the next L 12 times.) + +_4th Circle._ (L, 1 D. Begin a plain shuttle oval; 4 D draw tight; tie +to the next L 12 times.) + +_5th Circle._ (L, 1 D, L, 1 D, and tie in the same Ls as the 4th Circle; +12 times.) + +_6th & 7th Circles._ (L, 1 D tie to the next L [or Ls made in the 5th +and 6th circles] 48 times.) + +_8th Circle._ (1 D, L 5 times); 1 D attach to the 4th L of the 5th +circle. Attach to the 6th L of the 5th circle (1 R D, L 5 times); 1 R D +(attach to the next L but 1, of the 7th circle, twice). Repeat 6 times +from the beginning of the 8th circle, attaching successively to the 8th +and 10th, 12th and 14th, 16th and 18th, 20th and 22nd, 24th and 2nd, +loops of the 5th circle. Tie together and fasten off. Work 6 similar +chrysanthemums. + + +_For the intermediate Designs._ + +_Fill the plain shuttle with No. 8 cotton, and without cutting off from +the skein._--Begin a plain oval; 9 D, L, 9 D draw tight. Work 2 more +similar ovals close to each other. With the skein thread round the +little finger work 1 R D (L, 1 R D 14 times). Begin a looped oval (1 D, +L 15 times); 1 D draw tight and tie round the foundation thread of this +oval. With the skein thread round the little finger (L, 1 R D 8 times). +Begin a 2nd looped oval (1 D, L 5 times); 1 D join to the 10th L of last +oval; 1 D (L, 1 D 7 times) draw tight, and tie as before. With the skein +thread round the little finger (L, 1 R D 10 times); 10 single stitches; +tie to the 2nd L, after the join, of last oval; 20 single stitches tie +to the thread above the 3 plain ovals (1 D, L 14 times), 1 D. Begin a +looped oval (1 R D, L 15 times); 1 R D draw tight, and tie as before. +With the skein thread round the little finger (L, 1 D 8 times). Begin a +looped oval, 1 R D (L, 1 R D 5 times) join to the 10th L of last oval; 1 +R D, L, 1 R D join to the space between the 10 and 20 single stitches; 1 +R D (L, 1 R D 5 times) draw tight, and tie as before. With the skein +thread round the little finger (L, 1 D 9 times) draw 1 thread through +the L before the beginning of the single stitches, and fasten off. Work +6 similar designs. + + +_To join the Chrysanthemums and the Designs._ + +_Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head, No. 18; and do not +sever from the reel._--Taking care to hold the design with the right +side up; tie to the 3rd L of the 1st 9. With the reel cotton round the +little finger, 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times). Begin an oval, 10 D join to the L +before the beginning of the single stitches; 10 D draw tight, and tie +round the foundation thread. With the reel cotton round the little +finger (L, 2 D 9 times) tie to the 3rd L of the 2nd 9 of the design; 2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times), take a chrysanthemum and join to any L of its 7th +circle, not yet joined to; 2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) tie to the 6th L of the +2nd 8 of the design; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) join to the next unjoined L of +the chrysanthemum, to the right; 2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) tie to the 1st L +of the 2nd 8 of the design; 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times). Begin an oval, 8 D +join to the 11th L of the 2nd 14 of the design, 8 D draw tight and tie +as before. With the reel thread round the little finger (L, 2 D 6 times) +attach to the L of the 1st plain oval of the design. Begin an oval, 8 D, +L, 8 D draw tight. Attach to the L of the 3rd oval of the 2nd and in +succession to the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 1st designs. With the reel +thread round the little finger, work 2 D tie with the reel thread, +successively, to each of the 6 last Ls, working 2 D after each tie. +Begin an oval, 8 D join to the 11th L of the 1st 14 of the last design +joined to; 8 D draw tight and tie as before. Tie with the reel thread to +the next 4 Ls, and work 2 D between each tie; (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to +the 1st L of the 1st 8 of the same design; 2 D (L, 2 D 3 times) join to +the 2nd unjoined L of Chrysanthemum to the right of the last join; 2 D +(L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the 6th L of the 1st 8 of this design; 2 D (L, 2 +D 3 times) join to the next unjoined L of Chrysanthemum to the right of +the last join; 2 D (L, 2 D 8 times). Repeat from the beginning 6 times, +or until all the chrysanthemums and designs are joined in, then draw one +thread through the 1st made L and fasten off. + + +_For the centre-piece of the Second Doyley._ + +_Fill both the shuttles, and join the threads together._ Begin an oval +with the plain shuttle, close up to the join; work the 2nd single stitch +(L, 1 D 11 times); L work the 1st single stitch, draw up very tight. +With the plain shuttle thread round the little finger, tie to the 1st L +of oval (L, 1 D tie to the next L of the oval 12 times). (Begin an oval +with the plain shuttle; 3 D join to a L of any of the 12 plain ovals of +the Doyley; 3 D draw close. With the plain shuttle thread round the +little finger, 2 D tie to the next L of the last round 12 times), fasten +off, and the Doyley will be complete. + +[Illustration] + + + + +THIRD DOYLEY. + + +_Roses for the Third Doyley. Fill the plain shuttle with Ardern's +crochet cotton No. 8. Pin No. 3._ + +_1st Circle._ Begin an oval 2 D, L, 7 D, L, 7 D, L, 2 D draw close. +(Begin another oval, 2 D join to the last L of the last oval, 7 D, L, 7 +D, L, 2 D draw close. Repeat 4 times.) Begin another oval 2 D, join to +the last L of the last oval, 7 D, L, 7 D join to the first L of the +first oval, 2 D draw close. + +_2nd Circle._ Tie to the foundation thread of the first oval of the +first circle. Begin an oval 2 D, L, 10 D, L, 2 D draw close. (Tie to the +foundation thread of the next oval of the first circle. Begin an oval, 2 +D join to the last L of the last oval, 10 D, L, 2 D draw close, and +repeat 4 times.) Tie to the foundation thread of the next oval of the +first circle. Begin an oval, 2 D join to the last L of the last oval, 10 +D join to the 1st L of the 1st oval of the 2nd circle, 2 D draw close. + +_3rd Circle._ Tie to the foundation thread of the first oval of the 2nd +circle. Begin an oval, 2 D, L, 6 D, L, 2 D draw close. (Tie to the +foundation thread of the next oval of the 2nd circle. Begin an oval, 2 D +join to the last L of the last oval, 6 D, L, 2 D draw close and repeat 4 +times.) Tie to the foundation thread of the next oval of the 2nd +circle. Begin an oval, 2 D join to the last L of the last oval, 6 D join +to the 1st L of the 1st oval of the 3rd circle, 2 D draw close. + +_4th Circle._ Begin an oval at a little distance, 1 D join to the +foundation thread of the 1st, and in succession to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, +5th, and 6th ovals of the 3rd circle, and work 1 D after each join, draw +close and fasten off. + +Work 12 similar Roses for this Doyley. + + +_For the Centre. Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head No. +18, and Pin No. 2._ + +_1st Row._ Begin an oval, 3 D, L, 3 D draw close, and work 12 similar +ovals, leaving 1/2 an inch of cotton between each. Tie the threads +together and fasten off. + +_2nd Row._ Measure off 1/2 a yard of cotton from the shuttle, twist it +round the little finger, and work 1 D. (Put this 1/2 yard round the +space of cotton between two of the ovals of the 1st Row, 1 D repeat 12 +times), fasten off. + +_3rd Row._ _Refil the plain shuttle, and tie to the figured._ (Begin a +plain shuttle L, 5 D join to the L of any of the ovals of the 1st Row, 5 +D draw close. With the figured shuttle thread on the little finger (L, 2 +D 5 times) repeat 12 times) tie to the foundation thread of the 1st +oval. + +_4th Row._ With the plain shuttle thread on the little finger (1 D, L 14 +times). [Begin a figured shuttle oval, 4 R D (L, 2 R D 9 times) join to +the L over the next plain shuttle oval (to the right) of the 3rd Row (2 +R D, L 9 times), 4 R D draw close. With the plain shuttle thread on the +little finger (L, 1 D 14 times) tie to the L over the next plain shuttle +oval to the right. _For the leaves, take Pin No. 3._ (1 D, L 3 times) 4 +D, 1st L, 2 D join to the 8th L of the last 14, 2 D join to the 6th L of +the last 14, 4 D, L, 4 D tie to the foundation thread under the 1st L of +the leaf. Begin a figured shuttle oval, 3 D, L, 3 D draw close. With the +plain shuttle thread on the little finger, 4 D, 2nd L, 4 D join to the +last L before the figured shuttle oval, 4 D, L, 2 D, L, 2 D tie to the +foundation thread under the 2nd L, 2 D join to the last L, 5 D, L, 1 D, +L, 5 D, L, 2 D tie to the space of foundation cotton after the last tie, +2 D join to the last L; 2 D, L, 4 D, L, 4 D tie to the space after last +tie, 4 D. Begin a figured shuttle oval, 3 D join to the L of the last +figured shuttle oval, 3 D draw close. With the plain shuttle thread on +the little finger, 4 D join to the last L, 4 D, * L, 2 D, L, 2 D tie to +the foundation thread by the last figured shuttle oval, 4 D join to the +3rd of the 1st 3 Ls of the leaf; 1 D join to the 2nd of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 +D join to the 1st of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 D tie to the L over the plain +shuttle oval as before. _Pin No. 2_, 1 D (L, 1 D 6 times) join to the +last L made; 1 D, (L, 1 D twice) join to the last made L but one; 1 D +(L, 1 D 4 times) and repeat 6 times.] In working it for the 6th time, it +will be necessary to work from the asterisk thus. Join to the 10th L of +the 1st 14, 2 D join to the 7th L of the 1st 14, 2 D tie to the +foundation thread by the figured shuttle oval, 4 D join to the 3rd of +the 1st 3 Ls of the leaf 1 D join to the 2nd of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 D join +to the 1st of the 1st 3 Ls, 1 D tie together and fasten off. + + +_To join in the Roses. Fill the figured shuttle and do not cut off from +the reel._ + +_1st Row._ With the reel thread round the little finger, L, with the +shuttle thread, 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) L, with the shuttle thread, 2 D (L, +2 D twice) join to the 1st L of the four at the top of the leaves of the +centre-piece, holding it over the back of the hand, the right side up: 2 +D, L, 2 D; L with the shuttle thread; 2 D, L, 2 D join to the 2nd L of +the 4 at the top of this leaf; then join to the 3rd L of the same 4; +leave the foundation thread rather loose; 2 D, L, 2 D, L with the +shuttle thread; 2 D, L, 2 D; join to the last L of the same 4; 2 D (L, 2 +D twice). (L with the shuttle thread; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) twice.) Begin +an oval; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) join to the L over the large figured +shuttle oval of 4th Row; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) draw close. With the reel +thread round the little finger; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) repeat this row 6 +times, joining successively to all the leaves of the centre-piece. + +_2nd Row._ Turn the work so as to hold it in the hand; (L, 2 D 5 times) +take a rose and [join to the L at the point of one of its 1st circle of +ovals; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the last shuttle L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 +times) tie to the next shuttle L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times). Begin an oval; +2 D, L, 2 D join to the L of the next oval to the right of the same +rose; 2 D (L, 2 D 5 times). Take another rose and join to the L of one +of its ovals of the 1st circle; 2 D, L, 2 D draw close. With the reel +thread round the little finger; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) join to the same +shuttle L as last time; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the next shuttle L; +2 D, L, 2 D join to the L of the next oval of the same rose; 2 D tie to +the foundation thread _before_ the two joins of the last row, to the +point of the leaf; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) tie to the foundation thread +_after_ the same two joins; 2 D join to the L of the next oval of the +same rose; 2 D, L, 2 D (tie to the next shuttle L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) +twice.) Begin an oval; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) join to the L of the next oval +of the same rose; 2 D (L, 2 D 5 times) join to the L of another rose; 2 +D (L, 2 D twice) draw close. 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the same +shuttle L as before; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) tie to the next shuttle L; * 2 +D (L, 2 D 4 times) repeat 6 times.] The last time this is repeated, +finish at the asterisk, by tying to the 1st L of the row, and fastening +off. All the roses being joined in, the Doyley will be complete. + + + + +EDGING No. 1. + +[Illustration] + + _This edging may be worked either in Ardern's crochet + cotton No. 8, and Evan's Boar's-head No. 18. Which + will make it about an inch deep,--and with Pin No. + 2._ + + _Or in Evan's Boar's-head No. 18 and No. 30--Pin No. 3. + In either case the plain shuttle must be filled + with the coarser, and the figured with the finer + cotton._ + + +_1st Row._ Unite the two threads, begin an oval with the figured +shuttle; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) draw tight. With the plain shuttle +thread round the little finger; 2 D. Begin the 1st plain shuttle oval; 2 +D (L, 2 D 3 times) draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread work; 4 D. +Begin the 2nd plain shuttle oval; 2 D join to the 3rd L of the 1st oval; +2 D (L, 2 D twice) draw tight. With plain shuttle thread, 2 D. + +[Begin a figured shuttle oval; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) draw tight. With +the plain shuttle thread on the little finger 2 D. Begin a plain +shuttle oval; 2 D join to the last L of last plain shuttle oval; 2 D (L, +2 D twice) draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread, 4 D. Begin a plain +shuttle oval; 2 D join to the 3rd L of last oval; 2 D (L, 2 D twice) +draw tight. With the plain shuttle thread, 2 D--repeat twice.] Work +another figured shuttle oval. With the figured shuttle thread, on the +little finger, 2 R D (L, 2 R D 3 times). Begin a plain shuttle oval; 3 D +join to the 3rd L of the last plain shuttle oval; 1 D, L, 3 D draw +tight. With the figured shuttle thread (L, 2 R D 4 times). + +To continue the pattern repeat what is between the brackets 3 times +instead of twice, and finish each pattern as in the 1st. + +_2nd Row, or Foundation._ Begin an oval with the figured shuttle 2 D; +join to the centre L of the 1st figured shuttle oval; 2 D join to the +centre L of the 2nd figured shuttle oval; 2 D join to the centre L of +the 3rd figured shuttle oval; 2 D join to the centre L of the 4th oval; +draw up, but not quite tight. Tie to the 4th figured cotton L, leaving +rather more than 1/2 an inch of cotton, and begin the next oval at a +similar distance from the tie--repeat until the length worked is +finished. + + + + +EDGING No. 2. + +[Illustration] + + +_Fill the plain shuttle with Ardern's crochet cotton No. 12. Pin No. 2._ + +_1st Row._ Work a sufficient length of ovals; 3 D (L, 3 D twice) not +drawn up quite close, and leaving 1/2 an inch of cotton, or more, +between each. + + +_Fill the figured shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head No. 20, and refil the +plain shuttle; tie the cottons together._ + +_2nd Row._ With the plain shuttle thread round the little finger; L, 2 +D, L, 1 D tie to the 1st L of 1st oval; 1 D (L, 2 D twice); L, 1 D tie +to the 2nd L of the 1st oval; 1 D, L, 2 D tie to the thread between the +ovals. Repeat till all the ovals are finished. + +_3rd Row._ Begin again by tying in the 1st L of last Row. With the plain +shuttle thread round the little finger; L, 1 D tie to the next L of the +2nd Row; (1 D, L, 1 D tie to the next L of the 2nd row twice;) 1 D, L, 1 +D, tie to the same L; [1 D, L, 1 D tie to the next L of the 2nd Row +twice] 1 D, tie to the next L of 2nd Row, and repeat to the end of the +strip. Or this row may be worked without loops--if they are objected to. + +_To make a strong foundation for this edging. Take the plain shuttle, +and tie to the foundation cotton of the ovals, twice, between each oval; +or on either side of the ties in the 2nd Row._ + + + + +EDGING No. 3. + +[Illustration] + + _Fill the shuttles with the same cottons as in the + 1st Edging, and use the same pins. The coarser + sizes will make this edging an inch and a half + deep. Tie the cottons together._ + + +Begin an oval with the plain shuttle; 3 D, L, 3 D draw tight. With the +plain shuttle thread work 4 D. + +Begin a looped oval with the plain shuttle; 2 D (L, 2 D 5 times) draw +very tight. + +_The Leaf._ Begin a figured shuttle oval; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 5 times) join +to the 3rd L of the last row of the Rosette; 2 R D (L, 2 R D 14 times) +draw tight. At a little distance begin a plain oval with the figured +shuttle; 3 D join to the thread of the Leaf under the join; 3 D draw +close. Begin a plain oval with the figured shuttle quite close to the +last; 3 D join to the thread under the 9th L of the 14 of the Leaf; 3 D +draw tight. Tie round the foundation thread of the two plain ovals, and +leaving a short space of cotton, tie between the 4th and 5th Ls of the +14 of the Leaf; tie again below the plain ovals and round the foundation +thread of the leaf. + +[With the plain shuttle thread round the little finger, 4 D. Begin a +plain shuttle oval, 3 D; L, 3 D draw close. Work a similar figured +shuttle oval, and tie round its foundation thread. Repeat twice.] With +the plain shuttle thread, 4 D. + +_The Rosette._ Leave a space of each cotton. Begin a figured shuttle +oval, 1 D (L, 1 D 7 times) draw close. With the plain shuttle thread (L, +1 D 7 times). [Begin a figured shuttle oval, 1 D (L, 1 D 3 times) join +to the centre L of last oval; 1 D (L, 1 D 3 times) draw tight. With the +plain shuttle thread (L, 1 D 7 times). Repeat 3 times.] Tie to the +foundation thread of the 1st of these ovals. Tie to the 1st L of the 1st +7. With the plain shuttle thread round the little finger (L, 1 D tie to +the next L but one 11 times). Tie with the plain shuttle thread to the +15th L of the leaf; 1 D tie to the next L but one. Tie with the plain +shuttle thread to the L of the 1st figured shuttle oval; 1 D tie to the +next L but one. Tie with the plain shuttle thread to the L of the 2nd +figured shuttle oval; 1 D tie to the next L but one, [4 D. Begin a plain +shuttle oval, 3 D, L, 3 D draw tight. Begin a figured shuttle oval, 3 D +join to the 1st L of the last round of the Rosette; 3 D draw tight and +tie to its foundation thread. Repeat once, joining the figured shuttle +oval to the 2nd L of the Rosette,] 4 D. Repeat to the required length, +beginning with the looped oval. + +_For the Foundation._ Tie the threads together in the L of the 1st plain +shuttle oval, holding the work in the hand and the right side up. With +the plain shuttle thread round the little finger (L, 1 D, 4 times) tie +in the 3rd L of the next oval, (L, 1 D, 4 times) tie in the L of the +next oval, [(L, 1 D, 3 times) tie in the L of the next oval. Repeat 3 +times.] Repeat from the beginning till all the ovals are finished. + + + + +EDGING No. 4. + +[Illustration] + + +_Fill the plain shuttle with Evan's Boar's-head No. 18, and the figured +with No. 30. Tie these threads together, Pin No. 3._ + +_1st Leaf, 1st Row._ With the plain shuttle thread round the little +finger (L, 1 D 10 times) tie to the 9th L (L, 1 R D tie to the next L 8 +times), 1 R D attach to the foundation thread under the 1st L, 2 D (L, 2 +D 4 times). + +_2nd Leaf, 1st Row._ (L, 1 D 9 times) tie with the plain shuttle thread +to the 5th L (counting from the point) of the last Leaf. Turn the work, +1 R D tie to the 9th L (L, 1 R D tie to the next L 8 times) 1 R D attach +to the foundation thread under the 1st L; 2 D (L, 2 D 4 times). Repeat +the 2nd Leaf till a sufficient length is worked. + +_2nd Row._ Tie to the foundation thread of the 1st Leaf of the 1st Row, +and tie the threads together. [With the plain shuttle thread round the +little finger 9 D. Begin a figured shuttle oval, 5 R D join to the 2 +centre Ls of the four Ls; 5 R D draw close. With the plain shuttle +thread 9 D tie to the foundation thread of the 2nd Leaf under the 1st L, +and repeat.] + +_3rd Row._ Refil the shuttles and tie the threads together in the space +under the last made oval; [2 D (L, 2 D 4 times) join to the space under +the next oval. Repeat to the end of the work.] + + + + +INSERTION No. 1. + +[Illustration: _For the Strip._] + + +_Fill two plain shuttles and a figured one. With Ardern's crochet cotton +No. 12. Pin No. 1._ + +Tie these 3 threads together. With the thread of the 1st plain shuttle +round the little finger, and always working with the figured shuttle. 2 +D, L, 2 D turn these stitches under the thumb, with the thread of the +2nd plain shuttle round the little finger; 2 R D, L, 2 R D, repeat until +you have twice the length you will require of insertion. + + +_Refil a plain shuttle and the figured; tie the threads together. Pin +No. 2._ + +Holding the right side of this strip upwards, tie to the 1st L: [with +the plain shuttle thread round the little finger (L, 1 R D 9 times) turn +the work. Begin a figured shuttle oval; (4 D join to the next L on the +same side of the strip twice;) 3 D join to the next L; 2 D join to the +next L; 3 D (join to the next L; 4 D twice) draw close. Tie to the +foundation thread of this oval. Turn the work; with the plain shuttle +thread on the little finger; (L, 1 R D 9 times) tie to the next L on the +same side of the strip--repeat to the end of the strip.] + +Work the same way on the opposite side, beginning by tying to the L +above the centre of the last made oval. + + + + +INSERTION No. 2. + +[Illustration] + + + _Fill two plain shuttles, and one figured with Evan's Boar's-head + No. 28. Pin No. 3._ + +Work a similar strip to that in the 1st insertion. + +Refil one shuttle. Hold the strip on the right side. + +_1st Oval._ Begin an oval; 1 D (L, 1 D 4 times) join to the 1st L of the +strip; 1 D (L, 1 D 4 times) draw tight. + +_2nd Oval._ Begin a second oval at a little distance; 1 R D (L, 1 R D 4 +times) join to the last L on the same side of the strip, having turned +it; 1 R D (L, 1 R D 4 times) draw tight. + +Repeat these two ovals, joining to the successive Ls on either side till +all are joined. + + + + +AN IMITATION GYMP. + + +_Work the strip of the 1st insertion in Brook's No. 8 crochet cotton. +Pin No. 1. It may also be worked, in black, in coarse purse silk._ + + + + + * * * * * + + + + +Transcriber's Note: + +This text uses both corn-flowers and cornflowers. + +Title page, full-stop changed to a comma (FARRINGDON STREET, AND) + +Page 17, fullstop changed to comma after 4 D (finger, 4 D, 2nd L) + +Page 17, "L's" changed to "Ls" to conform to majority of text (3 Ls of +the leaf) + +Page 18, "L's" changed to "Ls" to conform to majority of text (the 1st 3 +Ls, 1 D) + +Page 25, "L's" changed to "Ls" to conform to majority of text (the 4th +and 5th Ls of) + + + +***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE BATH TATTING BOOK*** + + +******* This file should be named 26068.txt or 26068.zip ******* + + +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: +https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/6/0/6/26068 + + + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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