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INFANT’S SHOE.

in blocks, which is done by knitting 4 stitches 3 the plain stitches must come over the purled plain, 4 purl, 4 rows deep—observing to ,make g ones—the purled ones over the plain, as may be the 4 plain stitches come together on the 4 rows 3 seen in the design. -the purl the same.

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INFANT’S

SHOE.

BY M38. JANE WEAVIB.

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WE give, this month, a pattern for an Infant’s Shoe, with full-sized diagrams by which to cut

2 it out. The diagram for the sole is annexed below: those for the upper and lower quarters will be ‘ found in the front of the book. > Any lady can make this, out of such material as she prefers.

son: or mum’s snox.

VARIETIES

IN

EMBROIDERY.

FOR CHEMJSE YOKE.

EDGING.

J