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A BRAID AND caocnsr COLLAR run A CHILD. NIIM’””I/mrri”rlldm

ornamented with a very light braided design or; a pointed jockey. The skirt should be composed i

No. 1. Faos'r or In: Bout. No. 2. Bacx.

of four widths, which are laid in large, hollows

No. 8. Sassvs.

plaits and braided; a black braiding also runs§

No. 4. Jocxsv.

above the hem. We give, on the preceding page, a diagram.

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With this costume a pretty loose chemisette is worn.

A BRAID AND CROCHET COLLAR FOR A CHILD. BY

IRI- JANI’.

WEAVER.

Marianna—Tape, or French braid,

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which is as stiff as tape, of the width, as

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in engraving, or twilled tape six yards.

Cotton No. 20. No. 4 Penelope hook. Measure a length of braid seven and n-halt‘ inches long, hem the ends very neatly, double the length in two and place a pin through the centre of the braid, fold down and sew the braid as if for tape work, as it is in engraving; which we give at the top of the following page; then join

(ﬂat) the ends of the two helm at the ends of the length of braid together; then proceed to ﬁll up the interstice of the braid thus: Exactly one inch from the outer point of ﬁrst braid pass the needle and thread across to the second braid in a bar of three threads; then work over cast stitch half-way across this bar; now carry the needle and thread up to the centre point of braid, and down again to -. z where the bar was half completed, then up again, and work button-hole stitch to the half completed bar; then ﬁnish the latter; then neatly sew the edge of the ‘ braid up for an half an inch distance for i, the next small bar; simply work this I across, then the same way the next bar, which is the same distance. Make ﬁfteen of these pointed pieces; then for the crochet between the pieces, make seven eh do in ﬁrst loop, seven ch ,

T (or turn on the reverse side,) dc a ﬁrst

. seven ch; seven ch T do u last seven ch; continue this till there are thirteen edge ohs on each side; then ﬁve ch dc u same

seven ch as the last; and then 14 each of the edge chs for twelve times; seven ch do u the last seven ch again; then live ch do a each of the seven chs down the other side till the last; draw the cotton. through, leave on an end, sewahis down the side of the braid; then saw a pointed

piece of braid down the other side of the