A single-page 1898 Ladies' Home Journal article by Cornelia Stevens presenting six seaweed-themed embroidery designs for table linens: round, square and oval centrepieces, plate doilies and a finger-bowl doily. The text gives color schemes (white, gray green, copper, wood brown), suggested stitches such as long and short stitch, stem stitch and buttonhole edging, and the sizes of each piece. It also gives ordering information for perforated patterns from the magazine's Art Bureau.