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Over the 2 threads on the left and with the 3rd thread: 4 buttonhole
knots and 1 picot = with the 6 threads from the left: 2 bars consisting
of buttonhole knots and picots = a 3rd bar with 6 double knots = join it
to the last bar.

Leave 2 threads of the bar of buttonhole knots free = with the outer
thread make: 4 buttonhole knots and 1 picot over the 2nd thread and the
cord of the bar.

Repeat from * to ** along the bar, also from right to left.

Left group--knot the 3 last threads over the 4th thread and from left to
right.

Right group--make, from right to left, 1 bar consisting of 6 double
knots, over the 4th thread counting from right to left. After these last
changes of the threads no difficulty will be found in copying the rest
of the pattern.

[Illustration: FIG. 589. DOUBLE FRINGE. MATERIALS: Cordonnet 6 fils
D.M.C Nos. 10 to 30 and Coton a broder D.M.C Nos. 16 to 35. COLOURS:
White for the Cordonnet, Rouge-Grenat 335 for the Coton a broder.]

[Illustration: FIG. 590. KNOTTED BERRY FOR FIG. 589.]

[Illustration: FIG. 591. LARGE SHELL KNOT, OPEN.]

[Illustration: FIG. 592. LARGE SHELL KNOT, SHUT.]

DOUBLE FRINGE (figs. 589, 590, 591, 592).--Entire length of the
threads for No. 10 of Cordonnet 6 fils D.M.C: 100 c/m., and entire
length for No. 16 of Coton a broder D.M.C: 40 c/m. Knot on, as in fig.
515, 1 thread of Cordonnet, 4 of Coton a broder (these are to be taken
double) 2 of Cordonnet, 4 of Coton a broder, and so on.

In the second horizontal bar, you only use the red threads of Coton a
broder for knotting, not the white Cordonnet ones. To supply their
place, knot on two threads of red Coton a broder under the white
threads.

With the red threads (4 count as one) make 3 rows of collecting knots,
followed by a single horizontal bar. Divide the white threads into twos
and make single chains with them, the whole length of the fringe; the
thread must be changed 8 times for each chain; then pass the right chain
under the left one and join them by a flat double knot.

You then, with the threads turned outwards, right and left, make the
single chain with 5 changes of the threads and join them together again
by a flat knot.

The other single chains are made with 6 and 8 changes of the threads and
crossed under the double knots. The tassels, which the red threads serve
as a foundation to, are begun by: 1 waved plait with two knots, then 4
single chains, again a waved plait and 1 berry co