Abbrevitations, ko. knits ju. pul Materials: six ounces of Paton's ly Alloa yarn for a pair, and, 12, steel knitting nees!
Cast twenty-four stitches on each of three needles, seventy-two all round, Now hoit in rounds, doing—ribs of three plain and one purl for thirty rounds. This is the widest part of the gauntlet, so if a longer ntlet is required more rounds may be worked here before begin: ning to decrease, as of course this will fit over the thickest part of the arm, aist round. In this roung crease in each alternate rib by knitting the second and third stitt ches of the rib together, and as there are eighteen ribs altogether, you will have decreased in nine ribs, so there will be nine stitches less, sixty-three stitches in the round.
Now do thirty rounds in rib, taking care to knit only two stitches in the decreased rib.
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