August 1914 issue of Home Needlework Magazine, the "French and Eyelet Number." It features Edmonia B. Johnson's article on French and eyelet embroidery with stamped patterns and stitch diagrams, plus crocheted centrepieces, doilies, collars, a bed sacque, hug-me-tight, afghan and baby bonnet with abbreviated written directions. Other articles cover tatted collars, cuffs, jabots and belts, French knot embroidery, made-up lingerie designs, china painting (a fuchsia design) and a reed tea tray. The issue also has pattern price lists and advertisements (Sapolio, Pears' Soap, Priscilla books, Royal Society embroidery outfits). It has no weaving content.