A one-page article from Comfort magazine, February 1925, giving written instructions for tatted and crocheted household trimmings. It covers a tatted corner design, a circular tatted edging, a drawn-work linen centerpiece with hairpin-lace (Maltese braid) edging, a tatted hat trimming, a rose filet crochet insertion charted row by row, a four-leaf clover crocheted centerpiece, and crocheted covers for asbestos mats. Lists of tatting and crochet abbreviations open the page.

A one-page embroidery column from Comfort magazine, February 1925, presented as a dialogue between two friends planning a guest-room bedroom set. It describes a wreath design worked in lazy-daisy flowers, knots, and a fagot-stitch ribbon bow, with thread counts, hem advice, and ordering information for stamped patterns. Photographs show the overdrapes, pillow, scarf, sham, and bedspread, with sizes and pattern numbers.