7. The eighth row is made in the same way as the seventh row.

9. To fasten the loose ends of wool, thread them into a long-eyed needle and run the ends back into the work.

The Mary Frances Knitting and Crocheting Book — Part 73

10. Starting at the neck at the left side, holding the outside of cape toward you, make single crochets in the ends of the first 2 rows of double crochet.

The Mary Frances Knitting and Crocheting Book — Part 73

11. Make double crochet all around the cape except at the corners, where you will put 3 double crochets.

The Mary Frances Knitting and Crocheting Book — Part 73

12. When you reach the first 2 rows on the right-hand side of the cape at neck, make single crochet as in the No. 10.

13. Put 1 single crochet in each stitch around the face holding the turn-back flat against the cap.

To Trim.—Fasten the pink silk at the left side of the neck, and put 1 single crochet, 2 chains and 3 double crochets in the first stitch.

2. Skip 2 stitches, and put 1 single crochet, 2 chains, and 3 double crochets in the third stitch.

3. Continue to do this all around the cape and the face of the hood or bonnet, and then around the edge of the turn-back.

4. Holding the face of the hood toward you, put a single crochet in the front loop of each stitch all around the first row of double crochet in the turn-back.

5. Do the same to the other 2 rows of the turn-back.

Material: White four-fold Germantown zephyr with pink four-fold Germantown zephyr for trimming. Bone crochet hook, No. 6.

NOTE.—In doing this work, make loose stitches.

1. Chain 50; that is, make 50 chain stitches.

2. (_a_) Skip 2 chains, and put the hook through the third chain stitch.

(_b_) Wrap (throw yarn over hook) and pull the hook through the stitch.

(_c_) Wrap. Put hook through the same chain stitch: Wrap, and pull hook through the stitch.

(_d_) Wrap. Put hook through the same chain stitch.

Wrap, and pull hook through the same stitch.

There will now be 6 stitches on the crochet needle.

(_e_) Throw yarn over hook, and draw it through the 6 stitches on the needle.

4. Skip 1 chain stitch in the chain first made (see direction No. 1 above) and repeat direction No. 2. This will make another bean stitch.

5. Continue to make bean stitches to the end of chain, making 25 beans in all. Turn the work.

6. Second row: Draw a loop through the second stitch from the needle.

Throw yarn over hook and proceed to make another bean. Chain 1, and skip 1 stitch and continue in this way to the end of the row.