Decorated Sleeves & Collars in Tatting & Crochet printed in 1861
Victorian Designs
Price: $4.00 each.
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Item number: 1166
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ÉTOILE DORÉE
IN
TATTING
BY
M^LLE. RIEGO.
GOLDEN STARS
IN
TATTING AND CROCHET.
BY
MLLE. RIEGO DE LA BRANCHARDIÈRE.
Price One Shilling.
LONDON:
SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.,
AND ALL BERLIN WAREHOUSES.
Entered at Stationers' Hall.] 1861. [The right of Translation is reserved.
NOTICE.
These Designs are Registered under the 5th & 6th Vic. c. 100, and the Public are hereby cautioned against making any of them for the purpose of Sale, without permission from the Authoress. Any person infringing upon the Copyright will be proceeded against, and, by sect. 8, they are liable to a penalty of from £5 to £30 for each offence.
1, Princes Street, Cavendish Square.
ÉTOILE DORÉE.
Rules and Explanation of Terms.
The following Designs are formed by a very simple combination of Tatting and Crochet, the more elaborate style of both Works being avoided, so that any Lady with a knowledge of the first rules of each Art will be able to accomplish the patterns without the least difficulty, the Stars and Diamonds being made in Tatting and afterwards worked round with loops of chain Crochet.
The numerous purposes to which the work can be applied far exceed the limits of this Book, as it admits of being made in every material. The Stars have a good effect for spotting and trimming Dresses, and, when worked in black or white Silk, are suitable for Cloak and Bonnet Trimmings. For Antimacassars and Doyleys, white and colored Cotton can be substituted for the Gold and Wool; most of the Designs are adapted for Church Needlework.
The Gold Tatting Twine can be obtained in two qualities; the least expensive should be used for Doyleys and Antimacassars, but for Church Needlework, or Collars and Sleeves, the better make is most suited.
The new Tatting Silk is a substitute for the Gold, and is made in two sizes, No. 1 being the coarser.
In these Designs the knots should be made on the right side of the work, the reverse side having the best effect.
"To Commence," in Crochet—Put the needle into a stitch or pearl loop, and, leaving an end, bring the wool through in a loop.
"To Join," in Crochet—Take the needle out of the loop, put it into the stitch to be joined, and bring the loop through this stitch, always joining to the centre of a loop of chain.
TATTING.
THE STARS AND DIAMONDS.
For which a Shuttle and Ring and Pin will be required. The Shuttle is to be filled with the materials as directed.
"A Pearl Loop," in Tatting—Turn the thread which forms the foundation loop over the pin and continue the stitches.
"A Double Stitch," in Tatting—Is formed by a single and a reverse stitch worked alternately.
Octagon Star—Commence a loop, work 1 double stitch, then (1 pearl and 2 double stitches alternately 7 times), 1 pearl, 1 double, draw the loop quite close, place the two ends together, knot them firmly and cut off the ends; it is better to knot the gold twice to make it very secure.
Sexagon Star—Commence a loop, work 1 double, then (1 pearl and 2 double 5 times), 1 pearl, 1 double; draw close &c. as for the previous Star.
The Diamond 1st Oval—Commence a loop, work 4 double stitches, then 1 pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 2 double, 1 pearl, 4 double; draw quite close, and work 3 Ovals more the same, commencing them close to the last; and to fasten off firmly, pass the first end through the last oval, and then through the other three; knot the two ends together.[Pg 6]
THE ZEPHYR SLEEVE.
DESIGN No. 1.
Materials—2 skeins of extra coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or Gold Twine; 2 skeins of Cerise ordinary Coarse Silk; Walker's Penelope Crochet Needle No 3 ½; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. Andalusian Wool and Tatting Silk can be used if preferred.
The foundation of the Sleeve in the Engraving is of Tulle or Brussels Net, made up into puffs, but the style can be varied according to the dress, and the work without the net is suited for Cuffs to tight Sleeves.
THE ZEPHYR COLLAR.
DESIGN No. 2.
Materials—The same as previous Sleeve.
Work 9 Stars the same as the 1st Star in the preceding direction; and for the Band—with the gold make a crochet chain of about 14 inches, turn, and along the chain work a row of 1 chain, miss 1, and 1 treble. Fasten off.
The Collar is formed by doubling the Net and drawing it into a narrow band to shape it. The Stars and Band are then to be tacked on.
ZOUAVE SLEEVE.
DESIGN No. 3.
Materials—2 skeins of coarse Gold-colored Netting Silk, or Gold Twine; 2 skeins of Black or Colored ordinary size Silk; Walker's Penelope Crochet Needle, No. 3 ½; a Shuttle; Ring and pin No. 3. Andalusian Wool and Tatting Silk No. 2 can be used.
The foundation of the Sleeve is of Tulle or Brussels Net.
ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC.
DESIGN No. 4.
Materials—Two shades of Green, one of light Mauve, and the Gold, &c., according to the following directions:—
For a Doyley 7 inches square, use Single Berlin Wool and Gold Twine or Gold-Colored Crochet Silk; Penelope Needle No. 2; Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.
For Cushions, Antimacassars, and Couvre-Pieds, use Double Berlin Wool; Gold-Colored Wool or Filoselle; Steel Penelope Needle No. 0, or Ivory No. 10 Bell Guage; Tatting Pin or Mesh which measures No. 9, Bell Guage.
ANTIMACASSAR, CUSHION, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC.
DESIGN No. 5.
Colours—Azoff Blue, Black or White, and 2 Shades of Magenta Wool; the gold and other materials the same as No. 4.
VANDYKE SLEEVE.
DESIGN No. 6.
Materials—2 skeins each of Blue and Gold-color Netting Silk; Walker's Penelope Crochet Needle No. 3 ½. For the Tatting, a Shuttle, and Ring and Pin No. 3.
The foundation of the Sleeve is composed of Brussels net.
ROUND DOYLEY.
DESIGN No. 7.
Materials—2 shades of Green Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle, No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine, or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.
ROUND DOYLEY.
DESIGN No. 8.
Materials—White, Mauve, and Green Single Berlin Wool; Penelope Needle No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Tatting Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.
ROUND DOYLEY.
DESIGN No. 9.
Materials—White and Magenta Single Berlin Wool, Penelope Needle No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.
ROUND DOYLEY.
DESIGN No. 10.
Materials—Blue and White Single Berlin Wool; Penelope Needle No. 2. For the Stars, Gold Twine or a skein of Crochet Silk, Tatting Pin No. 3, and a small Shuttle.
ANTIMACASSAR, SQUARE DOYLEY, ETC.
DESIGN No. 11.
Colours—Magenta and Green, Azoff Blue and White, or any two colours that contrast; the gold and other materials the same as No. 4.
LONDON: PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND GREENING, GRAYSTOKE PLACE, FETTER LANE, HOLBORN, E.C.
A. Goater, Taylor & Goater, Nottingham.
Please Note:-all of these images and patterns are part of my Victorian/Vintage Clothing Collection, which are circa 1800 - 1940 & have been altered & enhanced & repaired by us & remains the property of Janis Carleton Allen & Sam Allen copyright 2009
