chain, one single into second of three chain, one chain, * one double into a loop hairpin-work, five chain, one double into second chain, one chain, repeat from * six times more, then repeat from beginning of the row.
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1st row: One chain, one single, separated by one chain into each of three loops of hairpin-work in the depth of a scallop, one single into each of nine loops, one single separated by one chain into each of three next loops, one chain, one single into first chain; fasten the cotton off securely, and work the same in the depth of each scallop. A reference to the illustration while working this will make the directions quite plain.
2nd row: One triple treble under the chain in the depth of the scallop, three chain, one double treble through the next two loops of hairpin together, three chain, one treble through two next loops together, three chain, one double treble through two next loops together three chain. Repeat from beginning of row.
3rd row: One treble separated by one chain into each alternate stitch of last row.
BORDER IN HAIRPIN- WORK AND CROCHET FOR SHETLAND OR EIS WOOL SHAWL.
Fig. 112.
A fork two inches across is required for the hairpin-work, and in making it, two double are crocheted instead of one double between each turning of the fork.
