A 1921 pattern booklet of forty original tatting designs by Nellie Hall Youngburg of Brookings, South Dakota, each shown in a photograph with complete written instructions. It begins with a list of tatting abbreviations, then gives narrow edgings and insertions, medallions, a coin purse, a blue bird motif, corners for piano and buffet scarves, a jardiniere stand cover, tab collars, a baby's bonnet, infant's and camisole yokes, and a butterfly corner. Instructions specify thread sizes and colors (mostly crochet cotton in white with blue, pink or lavender) and use double stitches, picots, rings and chains.