Tatting of Two Colors Applied to Centerpieces and Doilies

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A 1919 Needlecraft magazine page giving instructions for tatting edgings and medallions worked in two colors (pink and blue crochet cotton) for centerpieces, doilies and breakfast or luncheon sets. It describes sizes of round and 'three-in-one' sets, written directions for the edge, a six-point medallion, and a five-pointed star centerpiece, and is illustrated with photographs of the finished pieces. The page also carries an unrelated housekeeping article, 'The Card-Index in Housekeeping' by Leslie Gordon.

Type
Article
Date
September 1919
Language
English
Pages
1
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