4 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF EDUCATION. 
Class II. 
(3) Plain knitting ; a towel—practice in the different kinds of stitches ; running, 
stitching, hemming and overcasting ; a lamp mat. 
(4) The application of the already named stitches ; one small and one large needlework 
Jag. 
Class III. 
5) A needlework case. Simple darning on canvas ; a mat for a candlestick. 
(6) An apron. 
GIRLS. 
Class IV. 
(7) Plain and purl knitting ; slate eraser and a pair of mittens. 
(8) A plain chemise. 
Class V. 
(9) Knitting ; a pair of stockings. 
10) Drawing the pattern, cutting out and making a chemise. 
Class V1. 
(11) Patching on colored material. Plain stocking-darning Buttonholes. Buttons 
nade of thread. Sewing on tapes, hooks and eyes. 
(12) Drawing the pattern, cutting out and making a shirt or a pair of drawers. 
Class VII. 
(13) Fine darning and marking. Drawing the pattern for a dress. Cutting out 
,rticles such as are required in standards IL-1V. 
(14) Drawing the pattern, cutting out and making a dress. 
The time given to needlework : 
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