The Statue of Liberty, in Filet-Crochet

The Statue of Liberty, in Filet-Crochet, page 1
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A single page from the September 1919 issue of Needlecraft with Mary Card's filet-crochet pattern for the Statue of Liberty, shown as a full-page chart. The instructions call for No. 60 mercerized cotton and a No. 12 or 13 needle, with a finished size of 28 by 12 inches. The piece is worked in blocks and spaces with lacets for the window openings, and the foundation chain is 266 stitches. The page also carries unrelated short pieces on trousseau lingerie and on converting old bureaus into other furniture.

Type
Article
Date
September 1919
Language
English
Pages
1
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