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Raised stitch with crossed trebles (fig. 429).—Begin by 3 rows of plain stitches. The 4th row begins with 2 plain stitches followed by: * 1 double treble joined to the upper part of the 1st stitch of the 1st row; keep the 2 last loops of this treble on the needle; make a double over […]

Raised stitch (fig. 428).—All the stitches that come under this heading require a foundation of a few plain rows for the raised trebles. In fig. 428, you will observe that the fourth stitch in the fourth row is a double treble, connected with a loop of the fourth stitch of the first row.
Fig. 428. […]

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(6) Bullion Stitch (figs. 424 and 425).—For bullion stitch, select a needle, a little thicker towards the handle, and finer than you would use for any other crochet stitch.
Fig. 424. Bullion stitch.
Begin by making a chain […]

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ILLUSTRATION 222 (The Ribbed Stitch).–This stitch is worked backwards and forwards–that is, the right and wrong sides are worked together, which forms the raised ribs. Insert the needle always into the back part of every stitch. Work […]

ILLUSTRATION 226 (Treble Stitch).–These stitches are worked as has been described for the purl foundation chain, No. 218. The treble stitches are worked on a foundation chain or in the stitches of the preceding row.
ILLUSTRATION 227 (Long Treble).–These are worked like treble stitches, only the cotton is wound twice round the needle; the double long […]

Trebles for a chain.—A quicker way of making a wide footing for a crochet lace is to make the trebles in the following manner.Make 4 chain stitches, 2 overs, put the needle into the first of the 4 chain, 1 over, draw the thread through the stitch *, 1 over, draw the thread through the […]