A 1919 Needlecraft magazine article by Grace E. Macomber describing a set of summer-home embroideries (pillow, scarf, centerpiece and tray-cover) worked with a vase-and-tulip motif in blue, green, black and yellow on butcher-cloth. It gives the stitches used (satin stitch, outline stitch, long-and-short stitch, French knots) and written crochet instructions for a narrow edging in coarse cotton. Pattern numbers and prices for stamped goods and floss are listed. The page also carries a short unrelated piece on wearing and caring for veils and a reader tip on substituting sewing thread for crochet cotton.

A 1922 Needlecraft Magazine article by Grace Eastman Macomber on a white Madeira-style dining-room set worked in solid and eyelet embroidery: a centerpiece, pillow, traycloth and buffet scarf. It gives advice on working eyelets neatly, along with stamped-pattern numbers, sizes and prices. The page also carries the end of a filet crochet pattern for a horn-of-plenty scarf end, inset and lace, continued from page 6 and concluded on page 10.