This eBook is an exact reproduction from Weldon’s Practical Knitter, Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Volume 5, which was published in 1889. The Fourteenth Series includes how to knit useful edgings, borders, veils, shawls, and more, with fife lace yarn.
- No. 1. Spanish Point Lace.
- No. 2. Barberry Leaf Border.
- No. 3. Striped Border.
- No. 4. Lattice Pattern for a Shawl.
- No. 5. Fairfax Border.
- No. 6. Sweet-briar Lace.
- No. 7. Myrtle Leaf Pattern for a Shawl.
- No. 8. French Trellis Border.
- No. 9. Corner of a Shawl Knitted in Boule de Neige.
- No. 10. A Veil, Knitted in an Open Stitch, with Wave Pattern Border.
- No. 11. Melon Pattern for a Shawl or Scarf.
- No. 12. Pompadour Lace.
- No. 13. Citron Leaf Border.
- No. 14. Willow Leaf Edging.
- No. 15. Narrow Point Lace Border.
- No. 16. Harebell Lace.
- No. 17. Coburg Lace.
- No. 18. Pheasant's Eye Pattern.
- No. 19. A Plain-knit Scarf or Cloud.
- No. 20. The Old-fashioned Shell Pattern.
- No. 21. Crescent Pattern for a Shawl or Scarf.
- No. 22. Trinity Stitch for a Shawl.
- No. 23. Pine Pattern for a Shawl.
- No. 24. A Pretty Small Diamond Pattern.
- No. 25. Cobweb Stitch for a Shawl or Cloud.
- No. 26. Pretty Open Stitch for a Shawl.
- No. 27. Canadian Cloud.
- No. 28. Gentleman's Comforter.
- No. 29. Lady's Cap in Puffed Knitting.
- No. 30. Cross-stitch Knitting for a Shawl or Cloud.
- No. 31. Shawl Knitted with Arrasene.
- No. 32. Cuffs. Brioche Knitting.
- No. 33. Fanchon.
- No. 34. Child's Knitted Ball.
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