5. Make a long chain of the yarn to use to hang muff on doll’s neck.

Trim lower edge with fringe. Cut 3½-inch strands of yarn for making fringe. Draw 2 strands through at a time.

The Mary Frances Knitting and Crocheting Book — Part 87

Material and Needles: The same as for Doll’s Muff.

The Mary Frances Knitting and Crocheting Book — Part 87

2. Increase 1 stitch on each rib at one end only until there are 14 stitches.

The Mary Frances Knitting and Crocheting Book — Part 87

4. Narrow on one edge by knitting off 2 stitches together as one, on each rib until there are 8 stitches.

6. Trim with fringe same as fringe on muff.

7. Make a 2-inch chain of gold color mercerized cotton and sew it to each side of the neck of the stole.

8. Make 2 fancy rings like those made on doll’s sleeveless sweater (see page 189), and sew one over each place where the gold chain was fastened.

Crochet a chain a little longer than needed to meet around the band. Put 1 treble crochet into each chain stitch. (See page 228.)

In sewing trimming band on hat, let the treble crochet puff out, and bring the edges of the band close together.

The pompon is made in the same way as the pompons on the Doll’s Crochet Toque or Cap.

Material: White wool floss and pink mercerized cotton. Bone knitting needles No. 5.

2. Knit plain for 50 ribs. (A rib is a row across and back.)

4. Lay 1 strand of floss side by side with 1 strand of pink cotton, and pick up each stitch along edge for collar.

5. Knit plain, narrowing at each end (by knitting first 2, and last 2 stitches together as one) until there are 9 ribs.

7. Put 1 row of single crochet around edge of collar.

9. Sew a tassel on each corner of the cape.

Material: Mercerized rose pink cotton No. 3, with turquoise blue cotton No. 3 for trimming; or crochet silk No. 3. Bone crochet hook No. 3. Bone knitting needles No. 3.

1. With pink material cast on 36 stitches.

2. Knit 2, purl 2, for 20 rows, slipping off first stitch on each row.

3. Knit plain for 11 ribs. (A row across and back makes a rib.)

4. Knit 2 stitches off as one at each end, every other row, until there are only 28 stitches on the needle.

1. Cast on 36 stitches and follow directions for making the back until the 11 ribs of plain knitting are finished.

2. On the twelfth rib, narrow at each end by knitting first 2 and last 2 stitches together, making 34 stitches on the needle.

3. Slip 17 stitches on to a safety pin, keeping the remaining stitches on the needle.