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Art Needle Work InstructionBy VIRGINIA SNOW

Designs and Complete DirectionsFOR

Crochet, Tatting, Embroidery, Knitting

147 NEW ORIGINAL DESIGNSCopyrighted 1915. Western Thread Co.

TEN CENTSBook N3. 15ELGIN, 111., U. S. A.


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Correct Lessons on Art NeedleworkPrincipal Stitches in Crochet

Abbreviationsch.chain.si. St.slip stitch.dc.double crochet.ht.half treble.t.treble.dt.double treble.tt.triple treble.ppicot.pc.popcorn.k.k stitch.kt.knot stitch.m.mesh.

s.space.d.duster.tu.turn.r.ring.ct.cross stitch.sh.shell.sk.skip.fs.festoon.ro.round.St.stitch.sts.stitches.

of hooks to be used in crochet work 2, 4, 11, 12, 14.of thread to be usedCollingbourne 3 to 5, 5 to 20, 20 to 50, 50 to SO, SO to 100.

PRELIIVIINARY STITCHES

Figure 1Chainof Fig. 1Tie slip knot on needle, thread overneedle and draw through loop. Continue untilchain is long as desired.Figure 2Double Crochet

Detail of Fig. 2Having 1 stitch on needle, insert hookin work and draw through, making 2 sts. on hook.Thread over hook and draw through both sts.

Figure 3Treble Crochetof Fig. 3Having st. on hook, thread over hook,insert in work and draw through, leaving 3 sts. on

hook. Thread over hook, draw through 2 sts.,again take up thread and draw through 2 sts.

trebleHaving st. on hook, thread over twice,then through work making 4 sts. on hook, drawthrough 2, then 2 and then 2 remaining sts.

trebleHaving 1 st. on hook, thread over 3times, insert needle in work, drawing through mak-ing 5 sts. on needle, thread over, draw through.2 sts. then 2, then 2 and then remaining 2.TrebleHaving st. on needle, thread over hook,

put needle through work and draw through, leaving3 sts. on hook, thread over and draw through 3 st.

I and then chain off. This completes the simpletreble sts. The cluster and cross treble will begiven under separate illustrations.

Figure 4Slip StitchDetail of Fig. 4Put needle through stitch and drawthread through st. and loop on needle at same time.

Figure 5PicotDetail of Fig. 5Chain 3, insert hook in 1 st. of chain

St., thread over and draw through ch. st. and loopon hook at same time.


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FIGURE 11. FILIiT BKADl.Vt;.Foi- this beading use Va;^CcC-C^/UVtX/Z^?Zje^^^- 90

and No. 12 Patent Hook.o( Fig. 11.Chain 1.5. turn.Row.1 t. in 5th St. from hook, 1 t. in next St. ch.

10, sk. 6 sts., 1 t., 1 t., tu.Row.Ch. 5, 1 t., 1 t., ch. 2. 1 t., repeat 2 times,

chain 2 t., 1 t., 1 t.Ro-.Ch. 5 2 t. ch. 2 sk. 1 space, 7 t. in ne.xt 2

spaces, ch. 2, 2 t., turn.Row.Ch. 5, 2 t., ch. 2, 1 t., repeat.

Row.Ch. 5, 2 t. chain 10, 2 t., turn.Row.Ch. 5, 2 t., 14 t. under ch. 10, 2 t., repeat fromfirst row.

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FIGURE 20. Ll^KCHEOIV SET.No, 20 Japsilk or "American Maid ' Curdonnette No. 4 Star Hook. 37 piecesand 12 each of the others.

Detail of Glass Doily.Chain S, and join in ring.First Ro-.24 dc. in ring.Second Ron'.Ch. 9, sk. 3 dc, fasten liy si. St. in top of 4 dc, make 5 moreThird Ron-.20 dc. in each loop, fasten thread and break oft.Fourth Row.In top of point, fasten thread by si. St. Ch. 14, and fasten inFifth Row.Fill spaces with treble.Sixth Row.Ch. 3, 1 t. in 2nd st. from hook, ch. 2. 1 t., repeat around row.Seventh nnd Eii?hth Rows.Shell in every otlier space with 1 ch. between..\lnth Row.Finisli with scallop, catching ch. of 7 and S by 1 dc.The other doilies are same, only repeat 6th row, 3 or 5 times to makeof the medallions, fasten together and then proceed as in the small ones.

Turn.Kt point. ppeat around ro

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Seventh Row.Ch. 7, fasten back of each petal.Eighth Row.Ch. 8, make 3 loops in each ch. 7.Ninth and Tenth Rows.Same as 8th row.

American Maid Cordonnette No. 20; No. 14 Pat. Hook.I'"or the yoke, make 10 of large medallions and 10 rosemedallions.Detail of LarKie Mednllion.Chain S, Join in ring.First Row.20 dc. in ring.Second Row.Ch. 4, 2 t. in same st. cluster as given inpreliminary sts. chain 4, cluster, repeat until there are 8clusters.Third Row.S dc. under 4 ch. all around.Fourth Row.^Ch. 8, 1 si. St. in center of S dc. ch. 8, 1 dc.in center of cluster, repeat around.Fifth Row.Chain 8, si. St. in 1st ch. 8, repeat round.Sixth Row.No. 8 ch., si. st. in center, ch. 8, turn. 12 dc. inS ch,, turn, ch. 3. sk. 1 dc. 1 t. in ne.xt dc. repeat untilthere are 6 t, 1 dc. in last dc. ch. 8, 1 dc. in next 8 ch.,repeat 3 times, turn and repeat from star. Make 4 suchfigures.Seventh Row.Ch. S. sk. 1 mesh. 1 si. st, in next mesh.Ch, 8, 1 si, St. in last mesh chain 8 and repeat around.Eighth and Kinth Rows.Repeat from 2nd row.ROSE MEDALMOX.Detail of Rose Medallion.


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Medallion.Chain of 12, join to form a ring, 34 trebles, join 17 cliainsthen go back into 3rd chain and make 15 trebles and catch into oneof the lower trebles. Make 11 chains and catch into 6th treble fromend and make 3 trebles with a stitch between to form 3 holes. Thenturn and make 3 more holes. Then 15 trebles under chain of 11. Tlienleave one stitch between and catch in the lower treble. Continue untilyou have 17 spokes. Make slip stitcli on first spoke, then join twospokes with slip stitch and make 3 more holes and fill out the side ofthe holes with four single stitches. Then make 9 chains between eachspoke and catch the 9 chains on end of top hole. This makes 17 spaces.Then 1 treble on every chain. This finishes the medallion. Make 5chains and 3 trebles in 3rd stitch, then 3 chains and 3 trebles in 3rdstitch, continue until you have 36 shells. This finishes 1st row.

^Take 3 chains and 4 trebles over 3 chains of first row. contintie 3chains and 4 trebles in next 5 rows. Then 3 chains and 5 trebles innext 2 rows. Then 3 chains and 6 trebles in next 6 rows. Thenext 4 rows. Then 3 chains and 8 trebles in nextand 9 trebles in next two rows. Then finish/ith picot edge.;ge with 5 trebles and 4 picots. This finishes

chains and 7 trebles in2 row.s. Then 3 chainlast row of top of hat

Picot Eilite.Start picot etop of hat.For InsitU- Rim of Hat.Make a chain loosely to fit rim of hat. Then makea treble in every chain this row has to fit the rim of hat. Then con-tinue with 2 chains and 2 trebles in every 3rd stitch for 2 rows. Then

3 trebles and 3 chains for next 3 rows. Then 2 rows with 4 trebles and3 chains for next 2 rows. Tlien 5 trebles and 3 chains for next 4 rows.Then 6 trebles and 3 chains for 1 row. Then end with picot edge sameas top of hat. This finishes inside rim of hat.

For Crown of Hat.^Continue another row of trebles in crown of hat, thengo up with 3 chains and treble in every 4th stitch. Then 3 chains and3 trebles for next 5 rows. Then 2 chains and 2 trebles in next 4 rows.Then 1 chain and 2 trebles in next 2 rows. Then close up according tojudgment and size of hat.

Material Used: Japsileviatiims; Ch. means chain. P., double

Chain IS, turn.First Row. 1 d. in the 5 stitch, 2 ch., 1 d. St. the thread stitch, 2 ch. 1 d. iSecond Roit. 3 ell. 1 d. in the 2 d. of the previous rows. 2 ch. 2 d. in thesame, repeat 4 times, turn.Third Hon.5 ch. 1 d. in the first 3 ch. of the previous row. 2 ch. 1 d. 2 eh. 1 d. in therepeat 5 times, turn.Fourth Row.The same as the second row. Turn.Fifth Ro.v.The same as third row, repeat until vou have 12 rows with 11 shells, then drop 6 shells and work againfrom thi- 1st row. It takes (i sections to make the collar.To finish work on th.- out."i.l.-. 2 ch. 1 d. in every space of the previous row.

same, repeat 4 tim.s. Turn.2 d. in the next hole, 2 ch. 2 d. in the

if the previous row.

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Use Turkish bath towel; Perlechet No. 3; Flochetspool, Swiss Teidy No. 12.for Band and Woven Flowers: Chain 30 for S openmeshes.Row.Sk. S eh. sts. 1 t. in Sth st. counting back fromhook. Make 7 more open meshes, then follow the design.Complete the center and work toward each end.

il of Floiver: Use Perlichet No. 3. To make center flower,fasten thread to center point of the four squares, thencarry thread to a corner of the four squares, in g:oing backto center point, wrap thread twice around 1st thread, repeatfor each corner, making spider effect. Make a back stitchover 1 t. of the spider, slip needle under next bar of spider,back St. over the bar; continue 3 times round. The Picotborder is made of 3 strands of Flochet. size 25.

of 'Wide Border: Use Swiss Teidy No. 12.^Make a rov/ ofdc. across end of towel, turn.Row. 1 row of open mesh, 4 ch. 1 si. st. in top 4th dc,repeat length. Turn.Row.Fill each space with S dc. Make.as many rows asdesired, but on last row, fill 1 space and V4 of 2nd space.Ch. 4, turn and si. st. in center of 1st space, turn and repeatacross length.picot edge, use 3 strands of pale blue Flochet, size 25.petals, start from a corner of spider, carry thread acrosssolid mesh and slip under corner of solid mesli. bring back tostarting point, slipping it under bar of spider, repeat twicemore. Insert needle in the middle, carry thread under 3threads of foundation to the right, insert in middle, carryunder 3 threads to the left, and so on until petals are filled.Notice needle at end of band. The band is worked of Swiss Teidy Crochet Cotton. The flowers and treble borderof band of light blue Japsilk.

of Narrow Border.Chain 16. turn.Row.9 t. in ring formed of 16 ch.Row.Chain 9. fasten si. st. in 5th t. of preceding row. 3 ch., turn.Row. 9 t. in 9 ch.; repeat lenpth.

DIBECTIONS FOR MAIvING BOUDOIR CAPThis unusually attractive Boudoir Cap was madde from J^^^OC^C^/UVZC/i^-^Ze^ N o. SO Japsilk. using a 14 pat.

The style is unique, combining the little French crown with the Dutch b.and. The crown is the Festoon St..band of the ever popular Filet.of Crown: Chain 6 and form in ring.Row.25 t. in ring, join by si. St.Row.Ch. 7, fasten by sl. St. in 2nd t. in ring, ch. 7, sl. st. in top of 3rd t.. repeat around ring.Row.Ch. 7, sl. St. in top of 1st mish of "id row. repeat all around. Make 30 rows, widening as often as neces-sary to keep crown flat.of Underhand.Begin band in center by making 24 open meshes. Make 3S rows. On the 39th row at the backonly widen 1 mesh for 13 rows, then narrow 1 mesh on the front, but continue to widen on back for S rows.Then form front, make 9 meshes, ch. 2, sl. st. in top of next t. ch. 2, turn and work back to the front, then make

1 row clear across band, widening at the back, then make 1 more gore, then make 4 rows across band, narrowingat front, but widening at the back. Make 3 short gores, and narrow until there are only 9 meshes. Break offthread. Make other half of band and fasten in the back. Around inner side of band, make 3 t. ch. 7, skip 2 meshes,3 t. repeat around. Take crown, ch. 7, fasten by sl. st. to 7 ch. in band. ch. 7, sl. st. to ch. of crown, repeat untilall of crown is used.

ail of Tnrn-back Band.Make IS open meshes.I?o-.1 open mesh, ch. 2, 1 filled mesh, repeat across, make 6 rows of filled meshes, then follow illustration.For ttie ]30inted ends, narrow at the back only, keeping front, perfectly straight, continue until there are only 2open meshes. Lay both bands together and fasten by dc. and continue all around cap. Then make 1 row of loopsand fill loops with 4 dc. 1 p. 4 dc. all around. Finish tlie turn-back band in like manner. The rosette at side canbe made to suit fancy. These are of gathered net. with rose petals of pale pink ribbon cut a circle of net IS inchesin diameter, gather edge and whip to the back of under-band. This lining of crown is not necessary, but adds muchto the beauty of the cap.


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Directions for MakingCrocheted

Tarrytown YokeUse

Japsilk, size 50or

American Maid, size 50next skip 1 Ir., repeat

5. 1 tr. over tr. of row below, ch. 2,2 tr. in space, 1 tr. over next treble, ch. 2.

" skip 2, 1 tr.. ch. 2. skip 2. 1 tr., ch. 2.

Fir.st Ro.Tr, once over neiclle. chain 53, 1 tr. in 4tl> ch,. 1 tr., in next ch. 1 tr,from now until you have 13 tr. cl>. 5, skip 5. 3 tr. in next three chains.Second Row.Chain 3, turn. 1 tr. in each of the two trebles nf row bclovskip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 trskip 2. 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2. 1 tr. ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr., 2 tr. in space. 1 tr.skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 3 tr. . ,,.,., 4. ^ , ^ v, , Third Hoiv.Turn ch 3, 1 tr., in next tr. of row below, 1 tr. in next ch. 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, 1 tr.. overeach of 4 trebles of row below. 2 tr. in space. 1 tr., ch 2, 1 tr 2 tr. in space, 4 tr., over 4 of row below, ch. 2. 1tr. ch. 2, 1 tr., ch. 2. 1 tr.. ch, 2, 1 tr,. ch. 3, catch in center of 5th ch, of fir.st rov 'Fourth Row.Turn. ch. 3, 2 tr., 5 ch,, 1 tr., 2 ch., 1 tr., 2 ch,, 1 tr., 2 ch., 1 tr., 2 c1 tr., 2 ch.. 1 tr., 2 ch., 3 tr. ' ^ ^Fifth Row.Turn. ch. 3. 2 tr.. ch. 2. skip 2. 10 tr. (last one coming: on first of gn.skip 2, 4 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 4 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 10 tr., ch. 2. 1 tr 5 ch,, 3 tr,Si.xth How.Turn, cli, 3, 2 tr. ch. 3, catch in first row. 5 ch. of 3 ch,, 3f 7 tr.,2, 1 tr.. ch. row below.) 2 ch.,10 tr. (last one or!... iuw. ^.. - - -- -- - ''h- 2. ski.""'^"firsVerouVot^'tr "6f"row b'elow.)~ch. 2, skip 2, 4 tr., ch 2, skip 10 tr., ch. 2. skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 3 tr.Seventh Row.Turn ch. 3, 2 tr., ch, 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip2, 4 tr,, ch. 2, skip 2, 4 tr., ch. 2, skip 2. 1 tr., ch, 2, skip 2, 1 tr., ch. 2, skip 2, 1 tr. ch, 2, skip 2, 1 tr,, ch, 2, skip 2,

ElKhth'iiow.Turn ch. 3, 2 tr., ch, 5. repeat 6th row from here. Eleventh Row.Repeat 3rd row.Ninth Row -Repeat 5th row. J^LY''*'' Il"S-~^''>''^' ^?'î '?'^-Tenth Row. Repeat 4th row. Thirteenth Row.Repeat 1st row.This completes design make 3 designs for half a front, break thread. Start shoulder in same manner %vith thedifference of making. Turn ch. 3. 2 tr., 5 ch., at each end so that ribbon can be drawn through both sides torslioulder. Seven designs for shoulder. ,,,-,., , , , , ., ^ oEdce \fter completing 3 shoulders and back (back 5 designs), sew together nearly and make another front of 3' designs and sew the shoulder, fastening thread in front top edge, 5 ch,, 1 tr.. 2 ch., 1 tr. in each group of 3 tr., onedge Repeat all around ' rows of 3 ch., catch in space between trebles all around.

Directions for YokeUse

Cordonnet No. 20or

Japsilk No. 20

1 tr, (skip 2 of ch, below), 1hain 13, 1 tr in f.th ch., 2stitch.Turn ch. 4, and make 4 tr. with 3 ch. between each in this first space of row below. 4 tr,, ispace. Same in next space 3 ch., catch in last stitch of row below with s. c.Turn ch. 4, into first space make 1 tr,. 3 ch,, 1 tr., ch. 3, skip 1 space, 1 tr., 3 ch., 1 ti-., into1 tr., 3 ch., 1 tr., 3 ch., skip 2 spaces, 1 tr 3 ch,, 1 tr. This makes 4 groups of 1 tr., 3Turn ch. 4, and unto each V (space) of row below, work 4 tr.. with 3 ch, between.Chain 4, turn into first space in group, make 1 tr., 3 ch.. 1 tr.. 3 ch,. skip 1 space, 1 tr.,ch. 3, skip 1 space, 1 tr., 3 ch., 1 tr., in next space, ch. 3, skip 2 spaces, 1 tr., 3 ch., 1 tr2 spaces, 1 tr., 3 ch,, 1 tr. You will now have 5 groups on this line.Turn and ch. 4, and 4 tr. with 3 ch. between each tr. in everv space. Work in this sairfrom now until you have 9 groups of 4 tr., 3 eh., between this complete scallop. Begin by maknext scallop.Make S scallops for Yoke Edge,

1 tr., 3 ch., 1 tr., into each loop of 3 ch. on straight edge of yoke all around. 3 ch, betwch, between into each of these spaces.Sleeves.Start in same manner as yoke, but make scallops up to 6 groups only. This makes it narroedge as in yoke 9 scallops for sleeves.

ith 3 ch. between in nextpace, ch. 3, skip 1. space.

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acli group, 4 trWork same


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which appecirs at the bottom of page 9.Directions under night gown cut at bottom of page 9

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FIRST OF ALL DEPENDABILITY J^^^Cci:^C^/(A:ru/i^:Zj^-ii.Baby's Afghan.Material:

6 balls white ABC Flochet.1 ball pink or blue ABC Flochet.Afghan Stitch. Chain 45, take up every stitch on the chainwith 1 loop, keeping them all on needle to the end. Crochet1 ch. thread over and draw this next 2. Repeat to end.Work 5 rows of this, then begin diamond.

6th R. 22 afghan st., insert needle in 23rd loop, thread overneedle, draw through 2 loops, thread over needle, dra\.through 2 loops, thread over, through 2, thread over, through2, thread over, through 2, thread over, through 2, th uthread over and draw through all seven loops on nee leand fasten with tight chain stitch; this forms the raisedgroup22 afghan stitches.

7th R. One row of plain afghan stitches.8th R. 20 afghan stitches, 1 group of raised trebles, 3 afghan1 group, 20 afghan.

9th R. Plain afghan stitches 4.5.10th R. IS a. s., 1 raised group, 7 a. st., 1 raised grouii, IS

a. st.11th R.12th R.

a. st.13th R.14th B.

group,15th R.16th R.16th R.

12 a. St.17th R. 45 afghan plain.18th R. 14 a. s., 1 r. g., 15 a. St.,19th R. Plain afghan.20th R. 16 a. St., 1 r. g., 17 a. st21st R. Plain a. st.22nd R. IS a. St., 1 r. g., 3 a. St.,

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Plain afghan stitches 45.16 a. St., 1 raised group, 11 a. St., 1 raised group, 16

13Plain afghan.14 a. St., 1 raised group,14 a. St.Plain afghan.This is the middle of the diamond.12 a. St., 1 r. g., 9 a. s.. 1 r. g., 9 a. f., 1

1 r. g.. 14 a. St.

23rd R. Plain afghan.24th R. 20 a. St., 1 r. g., 22 a. st.This completes the first diamond. Work in thismanner until you have made 6 diamonds, then 5rows of plain afghan.Make three strips like this and then join with blueby crocheting strips together.Border. 2 tr., 2 ch.. 2 tr. in every third stitch allaround.Next Row. 2 tr., 3 d. t., 2 tr., with chain between

, 1 r g.. 16 a. St. in shell below.Edge. Edge with blue, 3 ch. in every sp. between1 r. g. treliles.

Directions for Making Baby's Kimona.Material:4 balls white ABC Flochet.1 ball pink or blue ABC Flochet.Make chain of 60 stitches into 5th from end, 1 treble,skip 2 ch., 1 tr., repeat to end of line when you willhave 20 spaces. Turn.

2nd R. In chain 3, 2 trebles into 1st space, 1 ch., 3 tr.in 2nd space, ch. 1, 3 tr. in 3rd space, ch. 1. 3 tr. in4th sp.. ch. 1, 2 tr., 2 ch., 3 tr. in fifth space. This isfirst shoulder, repeat from end of line. You shouldnow have 3 groups of 6 shells and 4 times 4 spaces of3 tr.

3rd R. Chain 3 and work first group of 3 tr. on lasttr. in last tr. of row below, this will give you 5 groupsof 3 tr. by the time you reach the shoulder, make 3tr., 2 ch., 3 tr. for shoulder, then 5 groups of 3 tr.each, then increase in back.Work in the manner until you have 20 groups of :!trebles, between each shell of shoulder and back.Make shell of 1 tr., 1 c, 1 tr., 1 ch., 1 tr., 1 ch., 1 tr.,1 ch., catch in next group of trebles with s. c. of blueor pink.

Material:6 balls white

Directions for IVIakingPINK AND WHITE BABY BLANKET

Baby Blanket

J^o^^c^>c^/{mtozX-cyt.-?ze^ Flochet.^-^ ^ With white, chain 140.1st Row. Draw a loop through each of the first 3 stitches wrap, take

off 4 loops, ch. 1. *Draw loop through same stitch as last loop andthrough each of the next 2 stitches, wrap, take off 4 loops, chain1.* Repeat to end of row. There will be 70 groups. Break off.2nd Row. Join in 1st stitch of 1st row, chain 2,* draw a loop throughchain 1, through the back part of the last upright stitch of 1stgroup, draw a loop through space between the groups, wrap, takeoff 4 loops, chain 1.* There will be 69 groups, break off.

3rd Row. Join in chain of 2nd row, chain 2, make 1st group in the 2chains and 1st space of 2nd row. Repeat between stars of 2nd row.Make an extra group in the last by drawing loop through bothloops of last group.Make 3 rows of white, 1 row of blue, until you have 21 rows of blue.

Border. With white, make a single crochet, with 1 ch. in every otherstitch on ends and every row on sides. With blue make a row ofstar stitches with a chain of 4 instead of ch. 1 around afghan.


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Sarah Jane Design

THE SARAH JAXE PILLOW AND SCABFjQ;^^c6^.a'^Cru/i.'9Z^ iVrle

or any colorFirst Ron'.Chain 60, make 1 tr.. into 4th chain. Chain

5, skip 5, 1 tr.. into 6th chain, chain 5, skip 5, 1 tr.,chain 5, skip 5, 1 tr., chain 5, skip 5, 1 tr.. chain 5,skip 5, 1 tr., chain 5, skip 5, 1 tr., chain 5, skip 5, 1 tr.,cliain 5, skip 5, 1 tr., 1 tr. in last stitcli.Second Row.Turn. ch. 3, 1 tr. on to row below, ch. 3, with

s. c. in middle of 5th chain below ch. 3, 1 tr. on tr.Repeat to end of row.Third Row.Turn. ch. 3, 1 tr. in tr. chain 5 and make 1 tr.on each tr. of row below with 5 ch. between, at endmake 2 trebles.Fourth Row.Turn chain 3, 1 tr., ch. 3, catch in middle of5th ch. with s. c. 3 ch., 1 tr.. in tr., chain 3. catch in5th ch. 3, 1 tr., on tr. 5 tr. in space 1 tr. on tr., 6 tr. innext space. 1 tr. on tr. chain 3, catch in 5 chain with

s. c. chain 3, 1 tr. on tr., 5 tr. in space. 1 tr. on tr., 5tr, in space, 1 tr. in tr., 3 ch., catch in 5 chain, 3 ch.,1 tr., on tr., 3 ch.. catch in 5 ch., 3 ch.. 1 tr. 3 ch. catchin 5 ch. in 3 ch. 2 tr.

Fifth Row.Turn chain 3. 1 tr., ch. 5. .sk. 5, 1 ttr., on 13 tr. of row below, ch. 5. sk. 5. 13 tr.on 1 tr. ch. 5, 1 tr. ch. 5, 2 tr.

Sixth Row.Turn chain 3, 1 tr. ch. 3, catch in 5 chain, ch. 3,1 tr., cli. 3, catch in 5 ch., ch. 3, 1 tr., 5 tr. in space,1 tr. in first 13 of 13 of preceding row. Ch. 3, catch in4th tr. with s. c. ch. 3. sk. 2. 1 tr.. ch. 3. sk. 2, 1 s. c.ch. 3, 1 tr. on the last of group of 13 tr., 5 tr. in space,1 tr. on 1st tr. of preceding row, 3 ch. sk. 2, s. c. in3rd tr., ch. 3, sk. 3, 1 tr. ch. 3, sk. 3, 1 s. c. ch. 3, 1 tr.in last of tr. in group below. 5 tr. in space, 1 tr. overtr., ch. 3, catch in 5 ch., ch. 3 1 tr., ch. 3, s. c. in 5 ch.,3 ch. 2 tr.

Seventh Row.Ch. 3, 1 tr., ch. 5,the 7 of preceding row. c!i. 5.5, 1 tr. on tr. ch. 5, 7 tr., ch. 5

Fiehth Row.Chain 3, 1 tr., ch. 3, catch in 5 ch., 3 ch. 1 tr..3 ch. catch in 5 chain, 3 ch., 7 tr.. 3 ch.. catch in 5 cli..3 ch., 1 tr., 3 ch., catch in 5 chain. 3 ch.. 7 tr., 3 ch.. catcliin 5 chain, 3 ch., 1 tr., 3 ch., catch in 5 ch., 3 ch., 7 tr.,3 ch., catch in 5 ch., 3 ch., 1 tr., 3 ch., in 5 chain 3 ch-.in

Ninth Row.Same as Row 7.Tenth Row.Same as Row 4.Eleventh Row.Same as Row 5.Twelfth Row.Same as Row 6.Thirteenth Row.Same as Row 7.Fourteenth Row.Same as Row .S.Fifteenth Row.Same as Row 7..Slxteentli Row,Same as Row 4.Seventeenth Row.Same as Row 5.Fiehteenth RowTurn, ch. 3, 1 tr., ch. 3. skip 2. catchwith s. c. ch. 3, 1 tr. all across row, repeat from lirstrow, 4 design on the pillow.Scarf design is just like the pillow with exception ofhaving 5 rows between Motifs where there are only 4rows between Motifs in the pillow.

1 tr. on tr. ch. 5, 7 tr. ontr. on tr.. ch. 5, 7 tr., ch.1 tr., ch. 5, 2 tr.

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Newest Design for Luncheon Set

MALKIK MEDALLIOXSEmbroidered initial for markingtalkie linen, i>ed linen, lingerie, liand-kerchiefs, etc., also for center olcroclieted or tatted water-glass doil-ies and lunclieon sets, lingerie, hand-kerchiefs, etc.A, B, C, D, E, F, C. H. I, .T, K, T MN. o, p, (.J, j;. s. 'I', r, V, w, x, vPrice, oaeli, I.-.c; iii-r iloz., .H1.7: Z.

Three Attructivc Ilauakerchiels.Fie. a."?. One square of linen 9 in. is re-quired. Tile linen should be quitesheer, as the effect is daintier.Draw two threads i{. inch fromedge, then 2 more V2 incli from 1st

2. Treat the four sides the same.In the open space run 2 tlireads of

Flochet, size 25.For border use 2 threads withNo. 12 patent liook, and dc. closel.vall around handkerchief.The flower in corner is worked insatin stitch with 1 tliread ofFlochet size 25. The Forget-me-nots in blue, the center is FrenchKnot in yellow and the leaves arein green.

DIRECTION FOR MAKING MEDAI.MON DOILY.Material: Use VOTtU::'C6'C^Xn>t.^y>.^^e^ size 20 Japsilk, or size 20means chain,single crochet,double crochet.

American Maid,Abbreyiations

t. triple

d. in 5 holes of the medallion, 3 d. repeat 6 times, always chain 3 be-tween blocks, increase in every row 2, 1 on each side of block until you have15 d. in blocks, then diminish, making 13 d. on the 15 d. of last row, ch. 2,1 d. in first chain of last row, ch. 2, 1 d. on the d. of last row, ch. 2 on the2nd stitch of tlie block, continue until you have only 1 d. on the block,increasing the spaces on every row 2, in the last row tliere must be 15 spacesbetween blocks.

Edge, First Row.Put your thread around needle twice, go in d,, draw yourthread through two parts, put thread around needle once and go in next d.,then draw thread througli two parts to the top, tlien ch. 2, make 1 d., fastenin center of large d. cli. 2 and continue to end of row.Second Row. 6 t. in space between cross, ch. 2 continue to end.Third Row.Same as first.Fourth Row.Ch. 5, 1 s. in the cross, continue.FIfni Row.-loup, 1 ch. n the 5 ch. 1 ch. 1 t. in the next loop, 1 ch. 1 p. 1 ch. 1 t. in same. tn next loop, continue.Sixth Row.Same as 4th.

ith 1 ch. between each, 1 ch., 1 trptween the t. of last row, 1 p. 1 t.1 p. 1 d. 1 p. 1 s. 5 ch. 1 s., continue to end

n next loop, 1 p.f3 times

FIs. 24. The edge of this dainty handkerchief is of tat-ting, 2 ds. 1 p., 2 ds., 1 p., 2 ds.. 1 p., 2 ds. Roll and sewto edge. For the feather stitch work, draw 6 threads,leave space of 6 tlireads, draw 6 more, repeat on eachside. With yellow Flochet. size 25, feather stitch, catch-ing 4 of the drawn threads on each side of space. Thiswork is very pretty on dresser scarfs and especiallyso on baby yokes and hem of dresses.

FIb. 25. Proceed the same as in Fig. 23. Use pale pinkFlochet. After the edge is filled with dc, make 1 rowof loop of 4 ch. each; be sure that the loop is fastenedin each corner. Fill eacli loop with 2 dc, 1 p., 2 dc, 1p. at each corner, fill loop 2 dc, 1 p., 2 dc, 1 p,, 2 dc,1 p., 2 dc, 1 p., 2 dc, then continue same as before.


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Use Collingbourne's Rapid ShuttleFIRST LESSON ON TATTINGA Simple Lesson of Instructions for Tatting

One should obtain a good threadof standard make, which will facili-tate and contribute to good work-manship and perfect execution.CoUingbourne's JapsJlk, Luxura silk,or "American Maid Cordonnet Spec-ial," for trimmiLg underlinen, chil-derlinen, chil- No. 4

, tidies, handkeichief borders, etc., is always advisable and piefenedNo. 1

dren's clothing, bed linensby expert art needle workers.

Hold shuttle in right hand, take end of thread between thutnb and fore finger of the left hand,laying thread over third and fourth fingers, as shown in illustration No. 1, allowing sufficientthread for free movement of two fingers, now under loop, bring back between thumb and forefinger crossing threads, as shown. Pass thread issuing from shuttle around over little finger ofright hand and under fourth finger, giving shuttle direction shown in Figure 1.

Pass shuttle between second andthird fingers of left hand to back ofhand as indicated by arrow in Figure2, bringing out behind loop, drawingthe thread from the shuttle tightly,stopping with jerk while left hand

No. 2 closes knot. Length of thread be- No. 53 eight inches. As you pass the shuttle through loop, be-ting thread taut, holding left hand still. Raise the third1 is first half of double stitch. Care should be exercised

that the thread in right hand does not move while using left hand, as it is only that part of thethread that forms the stitches. Hold right hand thread free to run through the stitches.

The second part of any stitch is made by passing shuttle from left to right, between first andthird fingers under lengthened loop, as illustrated in Figure 4, right hand seizing shuttle infront of empty loop e "tending the thread, left hand closing the stJtch, like firsmonly used "double stitch." Practice double stitch repeatedly u

Figure 5 illustrates forming doublestitch. The hands resume position

/ tF/I ^^akv- \ Figure 6 illustrates how picots are^' '^ lL^\ made. Care should beNo. 3 by beginner.

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ig. 1. Clover Leafig. 2. Bar Eilge.iB- 3. Canoe Edge.

Fig. 4. Medallion.Fig. '>. Hen and ChickensFig. 1>. Insertion.

etail of Figure 1, Clover Leaf.Make r. 2 ds., 7 p.. 2 ds.Close ring. Make 2 more rings and join tlie three form-ing leaf.o Make Bar.2 shuttle. Form r. from center of leafwith 2nd s. with working shuttle. 2 ds., 7 p.. 2 ds..turn work and with one shuttle make second leaf, turnwith 2 s., make 2nd bar. repeat until desired length.

Detail of Figure 2.1 s. form ring, 3 ds., 1 p.. 3 ds., 1 p.,3 ds., 1 p. 3 ds. close ring.

To Make Bar.Turn work. 2 s. form ring with 2nd s.,with working s. 4 ds. 1 p. 4 ds. turn. 1 s. form ring.3 ds.. 1 p., 3 ds.. 1 p.. 3 ds., 1 p.. 3 ds., repeat from star.

of Figure 3.Form r. with one s. 5 ds. 1 p., 5 ds..10 dr., turn and with 2 s. 4 ds., 7 p., separated by 2 ds.4 ds. Join to last p. of ring; turn. Make ring as beforewith 1 s. and proceed the len.;th required.

Detail of Fig. 5.Form ring. 4 ds. 1 p.. 4 ds., 1 p., 4 ds.,1 p., 4 ds., close ring; turn, form ring. 1 ds., 1 p., 1 ds ,1 p., 1 ds., 1 p,, 1 ds., close ring and turn, repeat 1string turn. Form ring. 2 ds. Join to p. of small ring.4 ps., with 1 ds. between, 2 ds., close ring; turn, repeat1st ring; turn, repeat 1st small ring, join to last p. oflarge ring; turn, repeat 1st ring.

Detail of Fig. 4.Form ring. 2 ds.. 12 p., with 1 ds. be-tween. 2 ds., close ring.

Second Row.Form ring, 2 ds. 1 p., 2 ds. Join to 1stp.. of 1st ring. 2 ds.. close ring. Turn, form ring. 4ds. 1 p., 4 ds., 1 p., 4 ds. 1 p., 4 ds., close ring, turn andrepeat from star until all 12 ps. of central ring havebeen used.

Detail of Fig. BForm ring. 4 ds. 1 p.. 4 ds., 1 p., 4 ds1 p.. 4 ds.. close ring; turn and repeat 1st ring.

Detail of Figs. 5 and 6Figs. .S and U are especially adapted for curtains and dresser scarfs, using jKc>/C^


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Home Needlework on Foot Power Weaving LoomDesigns illustrated below are made with

Perle No. 3 or Swiss Teidy cotton.The rejuvenation of this old and simple art

of weaving couch covers, pillow tops, table run-ners, window curtains, fancy bags and numer-ous other articles for home decorations, is mostinteresting.

In olden times the materials used on thesehand-weaving looms was wool in its varioussizes and forms; however, today the processfor finishing the long staple silky, sea-islandcottons inspires the art worker to use

mercerized cottons or artificial silks in obtain-ing the most satisfactory results.

mercerized cotton twisted and finished in thewaterspun process obtains greater luster andmore silky, soft effects. These snowy flakes ofpure, long staple, sea-island cotton, waterspuninto

threads and flosses, of various sizes, increasesthe opportunity for the home being made morebeautiful by the needle workers of the world.The patterns illustrated on this page, to-

gether with many others, are made by thewomen of the "Lockport Home Industry," underthe direct supervision of Edward F. Worst,Lockport, 111. These patterns are arranged tosuit any article for which they are to be used.

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Design .No, '^xvi, ' tiu- 21ix22-inchpiece stamped on white art Deslcn No. 343One 17x21 Pillow Top. Design No. 244One 17x21 Pillow Top,and three new full skein stamped and tinted on art cloth and stamped and tinted on art cloth andof three full skein holders (if three full skein holders of.ô^^{.c-c^/i!muy2y?z!^ j^^c6'Oa/h:ruA.0One full size Turkishl)as. 12x21, stampc ,1 and tinted on cover, stamped on sheer white material wash cloth of fine white fabric and twocloth and three lull skein holders of and sufficient new full skein holders ofJ^^^CC-C^/^mU/i^^Zje^ J^^^ÔU.a^C-a/^n7tC/iy2Z^

ilk finish Perle floss, all included in silk finish floss to embroider desigrn, all silk finish crochet thread, all includedoutfit; complete for 10 cent luded in this outfit; complete for 10 in this outfit; complete for 10 cents.

To Establishthe Supremacy

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EmbroideryFloss

The World's MostPerfect Quality

New Skein-holderpreserves the Flossin perfect condition

preventing theannoyance oftangling orsnarling.

Price of Holderand Floss 2'jc.


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Design 203of Designs: One 27-inoli to^v

ing: deMijs;u mid 3 holders for erochDesign 213 DesigTi 299

slnniped on Hue lileaeheil lluck Towcliug. Also 2 holders of cordetay for embroider- OKretIiiK edsres. This complete to el ready to embroiderall for special priee of ^'J'^

To Establish the Supremacyof

Embroidery Flossand

Chrochet ThreadsThe World's MostPerfect Quality

New Skein-holderpreserves the Floss in

perfect conditionpreventingthe annoyance of

tangling or snarling.

Design 24o ' uif lull size Boudoir Cap Design 2-lSOn^^ Breakfast Cap de-design, stamped on line, white, sheer, sign, stamped on slieer. white lawn, andbleached lawn and tliree full skein three new full skein holders ofholders ofJ^^^^ccc.-a/(w%i/i''^zliii j^o^^ccc^/{mu/i^


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To introduce CoUingboumesArtzilktowomenwho desire something /'t/^r;-, at the same pricethey've been accustomed to paying for ordi-nary silk floss, we are giving, absolutdy free,wit h every purchase of e ix skeins of Artzilk,a handsome Lintex Pillow Top and Back.The top is handsomely designed and artis-tically tinted ready to be embroidered.To Secure One of TheseAttractive PillowsSimply purchase todav six skeins of Colling-Doumes Fast Color, superior lustre Artzilk,at regular retail price of

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LUXURA100 Yards to Ball

White. Black, Blue, Pink,Yellow, Green. Gray, Lav-ender, Red.Artificial Crochet SilkAll Fast ColorsSize 20 only

Price per Ball: 35 Cents

Article 1121

LUXURA40 Yards to Ball

^'hite. Black. Blue, Pink,Yellow, Lavender, Green,Red, Gray.Artificial Crochet SilkAll Fast ColorsSize 20 only

Price per Ball: 10 Cents

Articles 1110

CLASSIC PERLEArticle 1110, Size 3Article 1111, Size 5

ft Lustrous Perle, Whiteand Colors

7-10 ounce on ball.Per Ball: 10 Cents

Article 1119A. B. C.FLOCHET

Silk FinishSea Island6 Strand

20 GrammesBall Floss

Per Ball: 15 CentsWhite, Light Blue,Lavender andPink

Article 1143Blue White

Soft plain finishWaterspun firm twist.I'.sed for croclieting orknitting bed spreads, washcloths, bath mats, teidies,hot plate mats. Sizes. 4, 6,S. 10. 12. 14, 16, 18, 20, 22.24. 26, 28, fine.

1-oz. Ball: 10 Cents

Article 1139Blue WhitePlain Finish

Waterspun firm twist. L^sed forcrocheting or knitting bed spreads,curtains, wash cloths, bath mats,teidies, hot plate mats, etc. Sizes. 4.6, S, 10, 12. 14. 16. 18. 20, 22, 24. 26.28, fine.

I'Ji-oz. Skein: 20 Cents

Articles 1112 and 1113Snow WhiteFast Colors

Article 1112, Size 3140 yards.Article 1113, Size 5225 yards.

A soft Lustrous Perle suitable for all kindschochet and knitting.Per Ball: 25 Cents

Articles 1114 and 1115Snow WhiteFast ColorsArticle 1114, Size 3.Article lllS. Size 5.

Soft Lustrous Perlebed spreads, curtains,pers. belt.s, bags, etc.Large Hank: 50 Cents

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Article 1129Linen Finish

Clover Crochet TwistWhite or EcruCoarse size, 2,Fine size, 6.

50 Gramm BallBall: 25 Cents


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Article 1122ARTIFICIALEMBROIDERYSILK

All Fast ColorsMost brilliant ex-quisite lustre: 41/^yards to skein.Used for embroid-ery on ribbon tops,scarfs, etc.

More beautiful than ordinar

Article 1137Four Strand

A softly finished embroiderycotton, particularly satisfac-tory for embroidery on sheermaterials and all kinds of finei-mbroidery "work.

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