Chapter I: Front Matter (1)

FOURTEENTH EDITION

UTOPIA YARN BOOK
BEING A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON KNITTING AND CROCHETING

PUBLISHED BY THE MANUFACTURERS OF
UTOPIA YARNS

_Copyright, 1919
By Henry E. Frankenberg Co.
New York_

_Introductory Remarks_

In this, the _Fourteenth Edition_ of the UTOPIA YARN BOOK, you will find many exceptionally novel ideas for Knitting and Crocheting, embodying a carefully selected line of the very latest creations of Sweater Coats. All the new and most delightful garments and articles illustrated throughout this book owe a great deal of their charm to the fact that they have been worked with UTOPIA YARNS. Their excellence lies not only in their softness, elasticity and evenness of thread, but in the variety of styles and brilliant color lines as well. To secure the best results in the Art of Knitting and Crocheting, only the best yarns should be used. We therefore recommend this book (for instructions) and UTOPIA YARNS to attain this end. There is a UTOPIA YARN for every purpose.

_The Recognized Manual of Knitting and Crocheting_

To avoid committing the error so frequently made of publishing a lot of directions that are difficult to understand, or which involve an amount of labor all out of proportion to the result attained, we have employed a well-known expert to write the instructions in the Utopia Yarn Book.

Every one of the standard stitches is so clearly illustrated and the directions are so concise and to the point, that the novice will have no difficulty in understanding them, while the great number of novelties illustrated make the book of unusual interest and value to the expert.

Full and explicit instructions are given right from the making of the stitch to the completion of the finished garment, while the styles selected in every case are such as afford an excellent return for the work involved.

List of General Abbreviations

St.—Stitch. Sts.—Stitches. Bor.—Border. Cen.—Center. W. L.—Waistline. Inc.—Increase. Dcr.—Decrease. Dir.—Direction. Dz.—Dozen. E.—Each or Every. Ex.—Extra. Fol. Patt.—Follow Pattern. Foll.—Follow. Fr.—Front. Edg.—Edge or edges. Gr., Grp.—Group. Grs. Grps.—Groups. In.—Inch. L., Lt.—Light. Dk.—Dark. Sk.—Skip or Skein as needed. Pr.—Pair. Pt.—Point. Pts.—Points. Sks.—Skeins. Y.—Yarn. W.—Wool. Re.—Repeat. Sl.—Sleeve. Sls.—Sleeves. Coll.—Collar. Pct.—Pocket. Sq., Sqr.—Square. Sqrs.—Squares. Wrk., Wk.—Work. Sp.—Space. Sps.—Spaces. B., Bll.—Ball. Blls.—Balls. Str.—Stripe. Strs.—Stripes. Sc., Scal.—Scallop. Str., Strt.—Straight. Yd.—Yard. Cir.—Circle. Br., Brk.—Break. Dr.—Draw. S. L.—Single Loop. Che.—Chenille. Fld.—Fold. No.—Number. Bet.—Between. Cor.—Corner. Sm.—Small.

Abbreviations for Knitting and Crocheting

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN KNITTING

K.—Knit. Pl. K.—Plain Knit. P.—Purl. Rd., Rds.—Ridge, Ridges. R.—Row. Rs.—Rows. Pl. St.—Plain Stitch. Sl.—Slip a stitch. N.—Needle. Ns.—Needles. N.—Narrow, decrease, or knit two together. Sl. and B.—Slip and bind. D. P.—Double Purl.

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CROCHETING

Ch.—Chain. Cr., Cro.—Crochet. Sl. St.—Slip stitch. S. C.—Single Crochet. D. C.—Double Crochet. H. D. C.—Half Double Crochet. Stk. St.—Stack-stitch. Rib. St.—Ribbon Stitch. L., Lps.—Loops. L., Lp.—Loop. Afg. St.—Afghan Stitch. Tr. C., Tri. Cro.—Triple Crochet. S. St.—Single Stitch. L. C.—Long Crochet. Pic., P.—Picot. M.—Mesh; Ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c. T. C.—Treble Crochet. D. T. C.—Double Treble Crochet.

ABBREVIATIONS FOR COLORS

Col.—Color. Bl.—Blue. Blk.—Black. Br.—Brown. Gr.—Green or Grey. Yel.—Yellow. P., Pk.—Pink. R. Anc.—Rose Ancienne. Lav.—Lavender. Wis.—Wistaria Bt. Or.—Burnt Orange. Wh.—White. Pur.—Purple. Kh.—Khaki. Mex.—Mexique.

These illustrations show the numbers and actual sizes of the steel and bone crochet hooks mentioned throughout this book.

These illustrations show the numbers and actual sizes of the steel and bone knitting pins mentioned throughout this book.

These illustrations show the numbers and actual sizes of the amber (celluloid) knitting pins and crochet hooks mentioned throughout this book.

Explanation of the Terms Used in Knitting

No. 1
To Cast on Stitches

Make a loop on the left-hand needle, slip the right-hand needle into this loop, * pass wool around the point of needle, draw the wool through and slip the loop forward on to the left-hand needle, slip right-hand needle into the loop just made, repeat from * until the required number of loops or sts. are on left-hand needle.

No. 2
Another Way of Casting on Stitches

Tie a slip knot with the wool holding needle in right-hand, * slip needle in loop just made, pass wool around forefinger and thumb of left-hand, holding wool underneath fourth and fifth fingers in palm of hand, insert needle under wool of forefinger and over wool between thumb and forefinger and draw the wool which is now over needle between thumb and forefinger up through space, release wool from thumb and forefinger, drawing loop up on needle to form the new loop or st., repeat from * until required number of loops or sts. are on needle, pass needle to left-hand.

No. 3
To Knit

Having the required number of sts. on left-hand needle, * slip right-hand needle into front of st. on left-hand needle, pass wool around right-hand needle, and draw this loop through to form the new st. Leave the loop on right-hand needle, dropping the st. from left-hand needle, repeat from * until all sts. are on right-hand needle.

No. 4
1 Row Knit

No. 5
To Knit Back and Forth is Called a Ridge

No. 6
To Purl

Pass the wool in front of right-hand needle, take up the st. on left-hand needle, inserting the needle from right to left, instead of usual way in knitting; pass wool around the back of right-hand needle.

No. 7

Draw this loop through backward instead of forward to form the new st. Leave the loop on right-hand needle, drop the st. from left-hand needle, being careful to carry the wool back of needle after a purled st. before knitting a plain st.

No. 8
To Knit One Row

First Row—* Slip right-hand needle into front of st. on left-hand needle, pass wool around right-hand needle, and draw this loop through, leave the loop on right-hand needle, drop same from left-hand needle, repeat from * until all sts. are knit on right-hand needle.

No. 9
Turn, Purl One Row

Second Row—* Pass wool in front of right-hand needle, inserting the needle from right to left instead of front of st. as in plain knitting, pass wool around back of right-hand needle and draw this loop through backward instead of forward, leave loop on right-hand needle, drop st. from left-hand needle, repeat from * until all sts. are purled.

Repeat the first and second rows alternately, the right side of work will be plain knit, No. 8, and will show the same results as when knitting in rounds as on a stocking; the left of work side is purled, No. 9.

No. 10
To Slip a Stitch

Take a st. from left-hand needle on to the right-hand needle without knitting it.

No. 11
To Knit in Rib of K. 1, P. 1

Cast on an even number of sts., * slip right-hand needle into front of st. on left-hand needle, pass wool around right-hand needle, and draw this loop through, leave loop on right-hand needle, drop st. from left-hand needle, pass the wool in front of right-hand needle, take up the st. on left-hand needle, inserting needle from right to left, pass wool around the back of right-hand needle, and draw this loop through backwards, leave loop on right-hand needle, drop the st. from left-hand needle, care being taken to carry wool back of needle after this purl st., repeat from *.

No. 12
To Increase a Stitch

K. the st. as usual, leaving it on the left-hand needle, then k. the back of same st., drop the st. from left-hand needle; this makes two sts. out of one.

No. 13
To Slip and Bind

Slip one st., k. the next st., pass the slipped st. over the knitted one.

Note—Where it is necessary to decrease the number of sts. the slipped is passed over two or sometimes three sts. knitted together.

No. 15. No Illustration
To Bind Off

Either slip or k. the first st., k the next st., pass the first st. over the second st. * K. the next st., pass the st. on right-hand needle over it, repeat from * until as many sts. are bound off as are required, or that but one st. is left, draw wool through this st., and break off wool.

No. 14

Another way to bind off is by using a crochet hook, have all sts. on the left-hand needle, insert hook in the first st. on knitting needle, wool over hook and draw through loop on knitting needle, drop the st. from needle, * insert hook in next st. on knitting needle, over and draw through the st. on knitting needle, and the loop on hook, drop the st. from needle, repeat from * until all sts. are bound off, ch. 1, break off wool.

To Work a Corner in Knitting

First Row—Pick up the sts. from garment with a steel knitting needle, after all the sts. are picked up, k. with the needles which are to be used in plain knitting, tie a thread in sts. which are to be the corner sts.

Second Row—K. to within one st., which is to be the corner st., over, k. the corner st., over, and k. the remaining sts.

Third Row—K. all the sts., also knitting the wool over.

Repeat second and third rows for as many rows as are required or ridges.

To Narrow or Decrease a Stitch or to K. 2 Sts. Together

(No Illustration)

Insert right-hand needle into two sts., at once, same as in k., over, and draw through the two sts. as if they were one, drop the sts. from left-hand needle or insert the needle through the back of two sts., same as in p., over, and draw through the two sts., drop the st. from left-hand needle.

A Round—To k. once around the work, when three or more needles are used, as in a stocking.

To make a Buttonhole, when Knitting—K. 3 sts., bind off two or as many sts. as the size of buttonhole desired, and in next row cast on as many sts. as were bound off.

Cuffs—Start to k. all cuffs in center of sleeve from seam.

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Knitted Button

With wool, cast on 6 sts., k. in ridges, increase 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until there are 12 sts. on needle, k. 6 ridges, then decrease 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until 6 sts. are left, bind off, leave about 10 inches of wool, and draw all sts. around knitted cover, as illustrated, slip in mould, and draw firmly together.

To make larger or smaller cover for buttons, cast on more or less sts., k. until desired width, then k. as many ridges as sts. started, then decrease again, bind off.

Crocheted Button

Crocheted Buttons—Ch. 3 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 8 s. c. in next st.

* 1 s. c. in st., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat from * until cover is large enough to cover mould, slip in mould, then * * 1 s. c. in st., skip 1 st., repeat from * * until closed.

Daisy

With white wool, or 2 threads of white silk, ch. 6 sts., join with a sl. st. to form a ring, * ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the 9 ch. sts., 1 s. c. in ring, repeat from * 7 times, break off silk or wool.

With yellow wool or silk, ch. 5 sts., join to form a ring, 10 s. c. in ring.

Sew neatly to center of daisy.

Roses and Leaves

With colored or white wool, or 2 threads of silk, ch. 8 sts., join with a sl. st. to form a ring, ch. 3, 15 d. c. in ring counting ch. 3 as 1 d. c., join with a sl. st. in top ch. st. on ch. 3.

Second Round—Repeat ch. 5, skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., 5 times.

Third Round—1 s. c., 5 d. c., 1 s. c. in each of the 5 spaces.

Fourth Round—Repeat ch. 7, 1 s. c. in s. c. of second round, 5 times.

Fifth Round—1 s. c., 7 d. c., 1 s. c. in each of the 5 spaces, leave enough wool or silk to sew on with.

Leaves—With colored or white wool or silk, ch. 8 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the 8 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the same 8 ch. sts. on the other side, leave enough wool or silk to sew on with.

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Explanation of Terms Used in Crocheting

No. 1
Chain Stitch

To start the ch., tie a slip knot, * insert the hook, pass the wool over hook and draw through a loop, repeat from *, drawing through as many loops as are required. Each loop being called a ch. st.

No. 2
Slip Stitch

Insert hook in ch. or st., over, and draw a loop through ch. or st. and the loop on hook.

No. 3
Single Crochet

Insert hook in ch. or st., draw the wool through, over, and draw through both loops on hook.

No. 4
Half Double Crochet

Over, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through the three loops on hook.

No. 5
Double Crochet

Over, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops.

No. 6
Long Crochet

Over, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through a loop, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops.

No. 7
Treble Crochet

Over twice, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops.

No. 8
D. C. Around D. C.

Ch. an even number of sts., turn, skip 3 sts., 1 d. c. in each of the ch. sts., turn, ch. 3.

Second Row—Skip 1 st., * over, insert hook in space before next d. c. and out again next to d. c., over, and draw through a loop, over, draw through 2 loops, over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat second row for d. c. around d. c.

No. 9
Picot Edge, No. 1

1 s. c. in top of st., * ch. 3, draw a loop through same st. where last st. was made in, draw a loop through next st., over, draw through the 3 loops on hook, repeat from *.

Picot Edge, No. 2

1 s. c. in top of st., * ch. 3, 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from *.

Picot Edge, No. 3

(No Illustration)

1 s. c. in st., * ch. 4, insert hook in first st. on ch. 4, draw a loop through ch. st. and loop on hook, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from *.

Note—In making a picot edge care must be taken to crochet edge so as to lay flat, skipping one or more sts. at intervals or crocheting looser or firmer.

No. 1a
Afghan Stitch

Ch. as many sts. as are required, turn, skip 1 st., draw a loop through each st. on ch. until all the sts. of ch. are on hook.

No. 2a
First Row of Afghan Stitch

Over, and draw through one loop, * over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * until there is 1 loop on hook.

No. 3a
Second Row of Afghan Stitch

Draw a loop through each upright st. until all loops are on hook.

Note—The first and second rows crocheted alternately are always counted as one complete row of the afghan st.

No. 4a
To Increase an Afghan Stitch

Draw a loop through ch. st. between the two upright sts., when making the second row.

No. 5a
To Decrease an Afghan Stitch

Over, draw through 3 sts., instead of 2 sts., as in first row.

To Bind Off the Afghan Stitch

(No Illustration)

* Insert hook in next upright st., over, and draw through upright st. and loop on hook, repeat from * until all sts. are bound off, ch. 1, break off wool.

Purled Afghan Stitch

Ch. as many sts. as are required, turn, skip 1 st., draw a loop through each st. on ch. until all the sts. of ch. are on hook, over, and draw through 1 loop, * over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * until there is 1 loop left on hook.

First Row—* Pass wool to right side of work, draw a loop through upright st., repeat from * until there is one loop on hook, work back as in plain afghan st. Repeat first row for the work.

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Silk Edges, Nos. 1, 2 and 3

Silk Edge No. 1—With steel hook, ch. 1, * 1 s. c. in st., skip 2 sts., 5 d. c. in next st., repeat from * around neck of yoke, * * ch. 4, 1 s. c. in next st. around kimono and sleeves.

Silk Edge No. 2—Ch. 1, 1 sl. st. in st., * ch. 3, 1 sl. st. in next st., repeat from * around kimono and sleeves.

Silk Edge No. 3—Ch. 1, * 1 s. c. in st., skip 1 st., 6 d. c. in next st., skip 1 st., repeat from *, making 9 d. c. instead of 6 d. c. in all corner sts.

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Criss Cross Joining

Take the strips to be joined, ch. 1, slip this ch. off the hook, take the 2 strips to be joined, insert hook in first st. on one strip, slip ch. st. on hook again and draw through st. (this will bring wool on wrong side of work), insert hook in second st. on other strip, over, draw through a long loop, draw this loop through loop on hook, cross back to third st. on first strip, repeat crossing back and forth drawing a long loop from one strip then the other, care being taken to skip only one st. on each strip in crossing back and forth.

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Directions for Knitted Vamp and Foot for Baby’s Bootees

Vamp and Foot—K. 7 sts. on 1st needle, slip the next 14 sts. on a second needle, slip the next 14 sts. on a third needle, and the remaining 7 sts. slip to the first 7 sts. on first needle for vamp, there will be 14 sts. on each of 3 needles, k. 1 round, p. 1 round, k. 1 round, p. 1 round, on the 14 sts. on first needle. K. 17 ridges for vamp or 19 ridges from start of foot, leave the 14 sts. on needle, break off wool. To the 14 sts. on needle at side of boot, pick up 17 sts. for side of vamp, having 31 sts. on needle, then with a spare needle pick up 17 sts. from other side of vamp and slip these 17 sts. to the 14 sts. on side of foot, having 31 sts. on needle.

Start at heel, k. 1 round, p. 1 round, k. 1 round, p. 1 round.

Fifth Round—K. 31 sts., n., k. 10, n., k. 31 sts.

Sixth Round—P.

Repeat fifth and sixth rounds alternately, having 6 sts. between the 2 decreasing points at toe.

K. 1 round, p. 1 round until there are 14 rounds or 7 ridges from start of foot.

Fifteenth Round—N., k. to end of round.

Sixteenth Round—P.

Seventeenth Round—K. up to the last 2 sts., n.

Eighteenth Round—P.

Nineteenth Round—Same as fifteenth round.

Twentieth Round—P.

Fold in half and bind off together, or bind off and sew feet together.

Large Flower and Leaves

With white wool or silk, ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in each of the 9 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in the same ch. sts., where the first 8 sts. were made in, ch. 1, break off wool or silk.

Make 5 of these petals for one flower, sew together in center.

Center—With yellow wool or silk, ch. 4 sts., join to form a ring. 10 s. c. in ring, join, ch. 1, break off wool, sew to center of flower.

Leaf—With green wool or silk, ch. 14 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 ch. sts., 1 h. d. c. in next st., 1 d. c. in each of 7 sts., 1 h. d. c. in st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 sts., * ch. 1. repeat from * backwards in the same 14 ch. sts.

Make 3 leaves for each flower and sew on same.

Rose and Petals

With Rose Ancienne Wool No. 3692 or rope silk, ch. 6, join with a sl. st. to form a ring, ch. 3, 14 d. c. in ring, counting ch. 3 as 1 d. c., join to top of ch. st. with a sl. st., ch. 1, break off, fasten.

Second Round—With dark rose wool or silk, ch. 1, 1 s. c. in st., * ch. 8, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * around.

Third Round—1 s. c., 1 d. c., 7 L. d. c., 1 d. c., 1 s. c. in each of 3 spaces, ch. 1, fasten.

Make 4 of these flowers.

Leaves—With green wool or rope silk, ch. 8 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 sl. st., 1 s. c., 1 d. c. in each of 3 sts., 1 s. c., 1 sl. st. in each of 7 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 sl. st., 1 s. c., 1 d. c. in each of 3 sts., 1 s. c., 1 sl. st. in each of 7 ch. sts., where first sts. were made in, leave about 10 inches of wool or silk to sew on with, make 3 leaves for each flower and sew on between petals.

Flower

With water blue wool or 2 threads of silk, ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in the 9 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in same ch. sts. where first 8 sts. were made in, ch. 1, break off wool or silk.

Make 5 of these petals for one flower, sew together in center.

Center—With green, ch. 4 sts., join to form a ring, 10 s. c. in ring, join, ch. 1, break off, sew to center of flower.

Cherry on Stem with Leaves

With red wool or 2 threads of silk, ch. 4, join to form a ring, ch. 3, 15 d. c. in ring, join with a sl. st. to top ch. st. on ch. 3.

Leaves—With green, ch. 1, 1 sl. st. in st. on cherry, * ch. 15 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on 9 of the 15 ch. sts., 1 sl. st. in next ch. st., ch. 9, turn, skip 1 st., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in the 9 ch. sts., 1 sl. st. in sl. st., repeat from * once more, ch. 10, break off wool.

Crochet Patterns

Chain 30 sts.

First Row—Skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, turn, ch. 5.

Second Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., * ch 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., repeat from *.

Repeat second row for pattern.

Chain 30 sts., 1 s. c. in 8th st., * ch. 5, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Turn, * chain 5, 1 s. c. in 3d st. of 5 ch. of first row, repeat from *.

Repeat second row for pattern.

Chain 35 sts., turn, 1 d. c. on 4th st., 6 d. c. on next 6 sts., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on next 7 sts., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 4, turn, 6 d. c. on next 6 d. c., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on 7 d. c., repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—Ch. 5, turn, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on next 7 sts., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on next 7 sts., repeat from * to end of row.

Fourth Row—Same as third row; repeat these 4 rows alternately for pattern.

Chain 35 sts., turn, 1 d. c. on 6th st., 1 d. c. on next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. on next 2 sts., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 3, 1 d. c. in m., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. in m., repeat from *, repeat second row for pattern.

Chain 30 sts., skip 4 sts., * over, draw loop through next st., over, draw through 1 loop, over, draw through 2 loops, over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 3, * over, draw loop through st. between the d. c. on wrong side to keep chain st. perfect on right side, over, draw loop through 1 loop, over, draw loop through 2 loops, over, draw loop through 2 loops, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat second row for pattern.

Ch. 35, turn, skip 4 sts., 1 d. c. on every stitch, ch. 3, turn.

Second Row—* Over, draw loop through next st., over, draw through 1 loop, over, draw through 2 loops, over, draw through 2 loops, 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—1 d. c. in every stitch, ch. 3, turn, repeat second and third rows for pattern.

Ch. 28 sts., 1 s. c. in every stitch, break off yarn at every row.

Second Row—Ch. 1, 1 s. c. in next 14 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in first ch. st. for picot, 1 s. c. in next 13 sts.

Third Row—1 s. c. in every stitch to end of row.

Fourth Row—1 s. c. in next 12 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 12 sts.

Fifth Row—1 s. c. in every stitch, to end of row.

Sixth Row—1 s. c. in next 10 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 10 sts.

Seventh Row—1 s. c. in every stitch to end of row.

Eighth Row—1 s. c. in next 8 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 8 sts.

Ninth Row—1 s. c. in every stitch to end of row.

Repeat these rows backwards from 8–1.

Chain 38 sts., skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in 6th ch. st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Second Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 4, turn.

Third Row—1 d. c. in every stitch to end of row, ch. 6, turn.

Fourth Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 t. c., * ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Fifth Row—1 s. c. in center of 3 ch., ch. 3, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next 3 sts., * ch. 3, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., ch. 3, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next 3 sts. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Sixth Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next 5 sts., * ch. 5, skip 5 sts., 1 s. c. on next 5 sts., ch. 5, skip 5 sts., 1 s. c. on next 5 sts. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Seventh Row—1 s. c. on center of 5 ch., * ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. on next 3 sts., ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. on next st., ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. on next 3 sts. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Eighth Row—Skip 1 st., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c. on next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 3 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c. on next st. Repeat to end of row, ch. 4, turn.

Ninth Row—1 d. c. on every stitch to end of row.

Tenth and Eleventh Rows—Same as first and second rows.

Knot Stitch Crochet Pattern

Chain 35, turn.

First Row—* Work stitch on hook ¼ inch long, take up thread and draw through this loop; put hook under thread just drawn through between it and the long st., take up thread, draw through, take up thread, draw through both sts. on hook; this is one knot stitch; work one more same way; skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Same as first row.

Always make two knot stitches, then work 1 s. c. on each side of knot of previous row. Repeat this row for pattern.

Knitted Patterns

Cast on 25 sts., k. 1 st., * over, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, over, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 1 st.

Second Row—K. 1 st., * over, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * to end of row same as first row. Repeat this stitch for pattern.

Cast on 29 sts., slip 1 st., k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Second row—Slip 1st st., p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 4.

Third Row—Slip 1st st., k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Fourth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Fifth Row—Slip 1st st., p. 1 row.

Sixth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Seventh Row—Slip 1st st., p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 4.

Eighth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Ninth Row—Slip 1st st., p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 4.

Tenth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Eleventh Row—Slip 1st st., p. 1 row.

Twelfth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Repeat these 12 rows for pattern.

Cast on 30 sts., * k. 6, p. 2, k. 6, p. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 6.

Second Row—* P. 6, k. 2, p. 6, k. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 2.

Third Row—Same as first row.

Fourth Row—Same as second row.

Repeat these 4 rows alternately until there are eleven rows altogether.

Twelfth Row—K. 1 row.

Thirteenth Row—K. 2, p. 2, * k. 6, p. 2, k. 6, p. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 2.

Fourteenth Row—P. 2, k. 2, * p. 6, k. 2, p. 6, k. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 2.

Fifteenth Row—Same as 13th row.

Sixteenth Row—Same as 14th row.

Repeat 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th rows alternately until there are eleven rows altogether. Seventeenth Row—K. 1 row. Repeat these rows (1–17) alternately for pattern.

Cast on 31 sts., * k. 7, p. 1, k. 7, p. 1, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 7.

Second Row—K. 1 row.

Third Row—* K. 7, p. 1, k. 7, p. 1, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 7.

Fourth Row—K. 1 row. Repeat these rows for pattern.

Cast on 30 sts., k. 6 rows, having 3 ridges.

Seventh Row—K. 1 st., * k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., repeat from * to end of row, k. 4 rows, repeat 7th row.

Repeat these rows for pattern.

Cast on 30 sts., 1st row, * k. 2, p. 2, k. 2, p. 2, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Same as first row.

Third Row—* P. 2, k. 2, p. 2, k. 2, repeat from * to end of row.

Fourth Row—Same as third row.

Repeat these 4 rows alternately for pattern.

First Row—* P. 1, k. 1, p. 1, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—* K. 1, p. 3, k. 1, p. 9, repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—* P. 1, k. 5, p. 1, k. 7, repeat from * to end of row.

Fourth Row—* P. 5, k. 1, p. 5, k. 1, repeat from * to end of row.

Fifth Row—K. 6, * p. 1, k. 3, p. 1, k. 9, repeat from * to end of row.

Sixth Row—P. 7, * k. 1, p. 1, k. 1, p. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Seventh Row—K. 8, * p. 1, k. 13, repeat from * to end of row.

Eighth Row—P. 7, * k. 1, p. 1, k. 1, p. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Ninth Row—K. 6, * p. 1, k. 3, p. 1, k. 9, repeat from * to end of row.

Tenth Row—P. 5, * k. 1, p. 5, k. 1, p. 7, repeat from * to end of row.

Eleventh Row—K. 4, * p. 1, k. 7, p. 1, k. 5, repeat from * to end of row.

Twelfth Row—P. 3, * k. 1, p. 9, k. 1, p. 3, repeat from * to end of row.

Thirteenth Row—K. 2, * p. 1, k. 11, p. 1, k. 1, repeat from * to end of row.

Fourteenth Row—* K. 1, p. 13, k. 1, p. 13, repeat from * to end of row.

Fifteenth Row—* P. 1, k. 1, p. 1, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat these rows for pattern.

Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 843

Size 38

MATERIALS

9 skeins colored Utopia Shetland Floss.
1 crochet hook No. 4, 1 crochet hook No. 1

DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 128 sts., turn, skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 41 spaces.

Second Row—Turn, ch. 4, * 2 d. c. in space, 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 21 blocks and 20 spaces.

Third Row—Ch. 6, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st. * 2 d. c. in space, 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row. Crochet 4 more rows of this pattern (second and third row) 1 block and 1 space alternately.

Next Row—Ch. 6, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in first st., 2 d. c. in space, 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., work 35 spaces; to other side repeat same pattern (1 block, 1 space, 1 block). Work 19 rows to waistline with pattern of blocks and spaces on both sides; this is waistline.

Belt—With crochet hook No. 1 ch. 4, * 1 d. c. in every space, 1 d. c. over d. c., repeat from * to end of row, this narrows beltline, work 8 more rows of 1 d. c. in every st.

Next Row—Ch. 6, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 41 spaces. Work 17 rows from belt of spaces.

Ch. 108 sts. for sleeve, work 39 spaces, work across back. With separate thread ch. 108 sts. for other sleeve, fasten with slip st. to 1st of last row, continue with spaces to end of row, work 14 rows of spaces. On 15th row work 53 spaces, then blocks, 4 d. c., 1 space, until there are 7 of each; this is back of neck; continue with spaces to end of sleeve; work same pattern across back for 2 more rows alternately, blocks and spaces; at 17th row from where sleeve started leave 3 blocks and 4 spaces for neck; work other half of sleeve and down front after the following direction: Work 3 rows of pattern, blocks and spaces alternately down front of neck; increase 1 space every other row towards sleeve above first block, in which work 5 d. c., work 20 rows. On the 13th row of sleeve from shoulder skip 3 spaces at bottom of sleeve.

Fourteenth Row—Skip 4 spaces.

Fifteenth Row—Skip 4 spaces.

Sixteenth Row—Skip 4 spaces.

This narrows sleeve. On 17th row work the last 25 spaces. This finishes sleeve (12 inches). From start work the 3 more rows across front; work other side and sleeve, then ch. 20 sts. at front, join to other side and work pattern for 7 rows of blocks and spaces in center of front; work sideseam same length as back; then start belt with fine needle, 1 d. c. in every space, 1 d. c. in next st., repeat to end of row; work 9 rows same as back; change to spaces; leave 1 st. between each d. c., having 53 spaces, work pattern down each side of front same as back, 19 rows of spaces, then border same as back.

Cuffs—1 s. c. in space, 1 s. c. in next sts. for 6 times, 1 s. c. in the next 17 spaces, 1 s. c. in space, 1 s. c. in next sts. for 6 times.

Next Row—1 d. c. in every st.

Next Row—1 block of 4 d. c., in space of 2 ch., seven of each; work 5 rows. Sew neatly together.

Ladies’ Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 844

Size 38

MATERIALS

8 large skeins colored Utopia Shetland Floss
1 crochet hook No. 2

DIRECTIONS

Ch. 120 sts.

First Row—Skip 3 sts., 1 d. c. in every st.; repeat to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 4., 1 d. c. in every st. to end of row.

Third and Fourth Rows—Same sts., 119 d. c.

Fifth Row—Ch. 4., skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 1, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st.; repeat from * to end of row. 59 spaces to row.

Sixth Row—Same as fifth row.

Seventh Row—Ch. 4, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., work 4 more spaces, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., * work 11 spaces, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., repeat from * to end of row, ending row with 5 spaces.

Eighth Row—Turn, ch. 4, work 4 spaces, * 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 1 space, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., work 9 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row with 4 spaces.

Ninth Row—Ch. 4, 3 spaces, * 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 3 spaces, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 7 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row 3 spaces.

Tenth Row—Ch. 4, 2 spaces, * 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 5 spaces, repeat from * ending row 2 spaces.

Eleventh Row—1 space, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, * 7 d. c., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row 1 space.

Twelfth Row—3 spaces, * 11 d. c., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 1 space, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row 3 spaces.

This is center of pattern; repeat the last 5 rows backwards from 11th to 7th row. Work in spaces for 12 rows (4 inches). This is waistline.

Belt—First Row—Work * 5 d. c. over first 3 spaces, skip 1 space, 5 d. c. in next 5 sts., skip 1 space, repeat from * to end of row, work 9 rows, 1 d. c. in every st. (3 inches). Work 17 rows of spaces. 50 spaces to row.

Ch. 105 sts. for sleeve, turn, skip 4 sts., work 50 spaces, work spaces across back, ch. 105 sts. for other sleeve with separate yarn, fasten to row below, then work spaces to end of row. Work 6 inches, or 18 rows, having 100 spaces for back and 1 sleeve; work 67 spaces from start of sleeve; leave 16 spaces at back of neck; on other 67 spaces work 6 inches, or 18 rows, for other half of sleeve, 12 inches altogether from where sleeve started. Work 2 rows plain at neck; increase 1 st. every other row down front of neck for 18 rows; work other side and sleeve to correspond.

Ch. 22 sts., join fronts together, work 3 rows of d. c. on the 22 ch. sts., work 3 rows of spaces; at side seam increase 1 st. every other row for 3 times.

Fourth Row—Work 33 spaces, 3 d. c.—this is center of front—ending row 33 spaces.

Next Row—32 spaces, 7 d. c., then 32 spaces.

Next Row—31 spaces, 11 d. c., then 31 spaces.

Next Row—28 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 28 spaces.

Next Row—27 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 7 d. c., 27 spaces.

Next Row—26 spaces, 11 d. c., 5 spaces, 11 d. c., 26 spaces.

Next Row—27 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces. 7 d. c., 27 spaces.

Next Row—28 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 28 spaces.

Next Row—31 spaces, 11 d. c., 31 spaces.

Next Row—32 spaces, 7 d. c., 32 spaces.

Next Row—33 spaces, 3 d. c., 33 spaces.

Two more rows of spaces.

Belt—Work * 5 d. c. in next 5 sts., skip 1 space, 5 d. c. in next 5 sts., skip 1 space, repeat from * to end of row, work 9 rows (3 inches) of d. c. same as back.

Next Row—Work 2 spaces, increase 1 space, work 2 spaces, increase 1 space, having 65 spaces, work 12 rows of spaces, then start border, work 8 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces, ending row 8 spaces.

Work same pattern as back (7 to 12 rows), ending with 4 d. c. rows.

Collar—Ch. 30, work 15 spaces.

First Row—3 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces.

Second Row—10 spaces, 7 d. c., 2 spaces.

Third Row—1 space, 11 d. c., 9 spaces.

Fourth Row—10 spaces, 7 d. c., 2 spaces.

Fifth Row—3 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces.

Sixth Row—15 spaces.

Repeat pattern from first to fifth row, with 1 row of spaces between for 26 inches. Sew neatly to sweater.

Cuff—Work * 5 d. c. over 2 spaces, skip 1 space, repeat from * all around, work 7 rows of d. c. in every st.

Next Row—Work 28 spaces around and 4 rows, then work same pattern as on collar. 4 blocks, 3 spaces, 3 d. c., * 6 spaces, 3 d. c., repeat from *.

Sew sweater neatly together to match pattern at side seam.

Ladies’ Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 855

Size 36–38

MATERIALS

10 balls Utopia Alpaca Wool. 1 crochet hook No. 3.

DIRECTIONS

Ch. 120, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in every ch. st.

Second Row—9 m. with 2 ch. between, 13 m. with 1 ch. between, 4 m. with 2 ch. between, 13 m. with 1 ch. between, 9 m. with 2 ch. between, start and finish every row with 9 m. with 2 ch. between, also the 4 m. which run up in center of back, work 2 ch. between each m. Throughout pattern work the m. with 1 ch. between; this will not be referred to again.

Third Row—9 m., start pattern, 1 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m. * repeat from * backwards to dash every row for other half, work 4 m. with the 2 ch. between.

Fourth Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., * repeat backwards with 4 m. between.

Fifth Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 7 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Sixth Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Seventh Row—9 m., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Eighth Row—9 m., 4 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Ninth Row—9 m., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Tenth Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Eleventh Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twelfth Row—9 m., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Thirteenth Row—9 m., 4 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Fourteenth Row—9 m., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 7 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Fifteenth Row—9 m., 9 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 6 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Sixteenth Row—9 m., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Seventeenth Row—9 m., 5 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Eighteenth Row—9 m., 7 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Nineteenth Row—9 m., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twentieth Row—9 m., 1 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-first Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-second Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-third Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-fourth Row—Work the 9 m. at start and finish of each row, also the 4 m. in center of back, with 1 ch. between each m.; this narrows waistline; work the next 10 rows in this way.

Twenty-fourth Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-fifth Row—9 m., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-sixth Row—9 m., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-seventh Row—9 m., 7 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-eighth Row—9 m., 6 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

This is the pattern to be repeated from 3d row to the 28th row throughout sweater, up back, across shoulders, and down front; after working the 10 rows for belt line, work the 9 m. at start and finish of each row, also the 4 m. in center of back, with 2 ch. between each m., work 16 rows up the back to sleeve. Ch. 90 for sleeve, work 28 m. over this ch., work across back, with separate yarn, ch. 90 for other sleeve, fasten with slip st. to row below, work 28 m. on this ch., then work 16 rows up the back to neck, skip the 4 m. with 2 ch. between that are in center of back, continue with pattern over shoulder down front for 17 rows; this finishes sleeve; work other side the same, skip 28 m. for sleeve, then work 3 more rows down the front, starting with 9 m. at side seam, then ch. 20, fasten to other front, work 6 m. over this ch. with 2 ch. between each m., continue with pattern down the front same as back, working 18 rows to belt, work the 10 rows for belt same as back, and 24 more rows to end of sweater. Last row 1 d. c. in every stitch.

Work following pattern on sleeve:

First Row—3 d. c., 5 m., 9 d. c., 5 m., 9 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., 9 d. c., 3 m.

Second Row—3 d. c., 4 m., 13 d. c., 4 m., 9 d. c., 3 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 2 d. c.

Third Row—5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 9 d c., 5 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 2 d. c.

Fourth Row—5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 12 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 2 d. c.

Fifth Row—3 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., 15 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m.

Sixth Row—1 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 11 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 11 d. c., 2 m.

Seventh Row—5 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c.

Eighth Row—3 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 9 d. c., 5 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 1 m.

Ninth Row—1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 19 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 7 m., 19 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c.

Tenth Row—6 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c.