An extremely pretty edging (Fig. 42) is worked at follows:
Work two rows of plain netting.
3rd row: Work three stitches into one of the previous row, one stitch, one stitch into each of the successive stitches. Repeat throughout the row.
4th row: Plain, working through the clusters of three stitches together as one stitch.
5th row: Plain.
6th row: Like third row, working the clusters of stitches between those of third row.
7th row: Like 4th.
Fig. 42.
8th row: Work into two stitches together below the clusters of sixth row, work one into all the other stitches.
9th row: Work over a mesh rather more than half an inch in width four stitches into one stitch of last row, pass over three stitches and repeat.
10th row: With the mesh first used, work one stitch into each of the four worked into one stitch, take the next loop, pass it through the centre of the three stitches
