_To increase_, or _make a double stitch_, is to knit one stitch in the usual way, then, without slipping out the left hand needle, to pass the thread forward and knit a second stitch, putting the needle under the stitch. The thread must be put back when the stitch is finished. _Hang on_, means cast on. _Bring the thread forward_, means to pass it between the needles towards you. _Cast over_ is a term I believe sometimes used by knitters, to signify, bring the cotton forward. I have only used it to express, bring the cotton over the needle, quite round. _Round the needle_, means the same as the last term. _Reversed_, means quite round the needle, the cotton being passed _over_ the needle, and then carried back to its place. _Together_, means knit 2 stitches in 1. _Set_, or _Tuft_, the bunches of cotton used in making some of the Fringes. _To widen_ means to increase. The netting meshes are numbered from the knitting needle gauge, as I am not aware there is any other rule for them. =PUBLIC= SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, BELGRAVE SQUARE. To this Library every New Work of Interest is added on the day of Publication. TERMS: Twelve months £5 5 0 Six months 3 3 0 Three months 1 16 0 CARD PLATES ENGRAVED & PRINTED. STATIONERY, &c. =Agent for the Early Supply of Newspapers.= JOHN MILAND, _Chapel Street, Belgrave Square._ Transcriber’s Note The following typographical errors were corrected: Page Error ii Chequed changed to Chequered 7 long enough. changed to long enough, 12 mesh, In changed to mesh. In 50 next round. by changed to next round by 69 the 9th, changed to the 9th. 73 86 stiches; changed to 86 stitches 82 and go on, changed to and go on. 110 sofa guard. changed to sofa guard, 122 needle guage changed to needle gauge The following words were inconsistently spelled: D’Oyleys / Doyleys Honey-comb / Honeycomb End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Ladies' Knitting and Netting Book, by Miss Watts