Issue of the Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club (New York), Vol. 9, No. 2, 1925. It features an illustrated article on cut paper work and its links to lace and embroidery design, covering cut parchment, pricking patterns, pierced fans, paper handkerchiefs and paper lace valentines. It also includes a transcribed 1560 record of Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe gifts, and reports on the Needle and Bobbin Club's November 1925 exhibition of historic laces and jewels at Cartier's and the Metropolitan Museum's royal laces show. A field note lists early lace and embroidery pattern books in the Metropolitan Museum's Print Department, followed by book notes, club officers and advertisements.