NEEDLECRAFT: The HOME ARTS Magazine Catalog of Issues 1921 - 1930
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Volume 12, 1921: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 12, Issue #5: January 1921
Page Count: 28
NOTES: My current copy of this issue is missing its covers, pages 19/20 and the first and last pages; There is a correction for Yoke No. 1(page 8) in the October 1921 issue(page 19)...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Dainty Embroideries for the Living Room
by Addie May Bodwell - FICTION(also an ad):
How I Established a $7,500 Business in a Small Town
by Mrs Beulah C Grimes - CROCHET:
Filet and Crochet for Towels
by Emma L Boardman
Mile-a-Minute Var. Yoke,
Maple Leaf Yoke(filet)
by Not Given
page 20???*
by Mary E Fitch
Centerpiece in Roll Stitch, Star Design
by Margie White
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by * - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Boudoir Cap of Novel Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries that Are Highly Decorative, Rapidly Done
by Marion Dana Matthews
Trio of Good-Looking Occasional Centerpieces
by Grace E Macomber
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by * - KNITTING:
Gracia Sweater,
Point Comfort Sweater in Basket Stitch, Plain Knitting,
Marjorie Sweater for Young Girl,
Nantucket Sweater Scarf
by Mrs Edna Weeks
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by * - TATTING:
"Charming Single-thread Yoke",
by Not Given
"Tatted Medallion Yoke w/ Crochet,
Sq., Tri. Medallions Form Pretty Border,
Scarf/Table Runner End and Insertion,
Yoke, Sleeve Edging for Child's Frock",
by Mrs A A Summer - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
General Rules for Candy Making
Turkish Delight
Ginger Bonbons, Jelly/Fruit Bonbons
Chocolate Taffy
Maple Nuts
Cocoanut Candy
Twice-Cooked Fudge
Canadian Taffy
Old-Fashioned Corn-Balls
Lady Fingers
Chocolate Spheres
Fruit Rocks
Martinique Cookies
Black Chocolate Cake
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
*
by *
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #6: February 1921
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Cover For Davenport, Chair Back, in Filet Crochet
by Mary E Fitch - FICTION(also an ad):
How I Earn Money At Home
by Mary Walden
Forget-Me-Not
by Margaret Bliss - CROCHET:
Pointed Yoke for Chemise(filet,roses)
by Emma L Boardman
Yoke for Little Girls Nightgown(filet)
by Addie May Bodwell
Dainty Yoke combining Maltese Lace, Crochet
by Mrs J A Wright
Filet Scarf Border, Lace Trimmed Tray cover(hearts)
by Janet Blanchard
Lace/Insertion w/ Turned Corners
by O F Ashcroft
Scarf w/ Filet Flower Pattern Ends
by Grace L Fitch
Square Centerpiece in Filet(butterflies)
by Gladys Bowles - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries for Your Bedroom, Guest Chamber
by Florence Ingalls
The Separate Blouse, Novel, Alluring
by Marion Dana - KNITTING:
Bedspread of Ye Olden Time
by Mrs L F Hurd - TATTING:
"Simple Edging for Little Girl's Nightgown",
by Addie May Bodwell - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
"Sideboard Scarf(showcase article)"(September, 1920) - RECIPES
Valentine Punch and Judy
Kewpie Cakes
Sweethearts
Valentine Cream
Bleeding-Heart Salad
Another Pretty Heart Salad
Washington's Birthday Cake
Cherry Tree Cream
Vanilla Wafers to Serve w/ Ice Cream
Maple Ice Cream
Lemon Delight
Chocolate Orange Cream
Maryland Beaten Biscuit
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
From Mother---A Valentine
by Alicia Stuart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
All Ready for Next Time,
For and Against,
To Whom It May Concern,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #7: March 1921
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Filet Crochet and Linen, In Pleasing Combination
by Grace Fitch - FICTION(also an ad):
How I Solved the Clothes Problem Four Our Family
by Mrs R H Miller - CROCHET:
Decoration for Window Shades or Back for Davenport(filet)
by Mary E Fitch
Attractive Designs in Filet- Vamp for Mules, Insertion/Edging for Table Runner
by Emma L Boardman
Camisole Top in Antique Filet, Trimmings to Match
by Mrs O F Ashcroft
Camisole w/ Beading of Filet
by Grace Fitch
Lace/Insertion(filet,butterfly)
by Mrs C L Hendrick
Scarf End for Piano/Bureau
by Mrs J M McDermott
Filet Yoke
by Elsie Sutherland, Ethel H Stetson
Medallion Yoke, Collar, Scarf End/Insertions
by Not Given
Yoke w/ Insertion/Laces to Match(filet)
by Iva Pearl Perigo
Water Set for Bedroom/Guest Chamber(linen centers)
by Emma L Boardman
End of Table Runner(tassled)
by Elizabeth Randall - KNITTING:
Comforts for Little Feet
by Emma L Boardman - TATTING:
"Camisole Yoke",
by Dora L Medery - TUTORIAL:
Another Group of Novelties in Reed Work
by Lottie Morgan - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Old-fashioned Griddle Cakes
Mother's Oven Stew
Chocolate Cream Cake
Chicken Chowder
Mother's Soup
Mother's Lazy Biscuits
Queen Apple Pie
French Rolls
Squash Muffins
Grandma's Gingersnaps
Apple Slump
Ambrosia
Maple-Sugar Cookies
Currant Pie
Meringue
Prune Puffs
Orange Sticks
Lady Fingers
Potato Croquettes
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The Home Light
by Lalia Mitchell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Message,
Their Quilt Club,
Lend a Hand!,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #8: April 1921
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Some Charming Additions to Milady's Summer Wardrobe
by Addie May Bodwell - FICTION(also an ad):
The Secret Trousseau
by Eleanor Harrison - CROCHET:
Yoke of Irish Crochet, Buffet Scarf(filet rose border)
by Emma L Boardman
Wide Lace,Insertion in Filet and Lacet Stitch
by Edward Ellis Ford
Baby Bonnet
by Mrs J C Carlile, Exa Sanders - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Thistle Border, Insertion(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Needlecraft's Gift Box
by Florence Ingalls
Embroideries for the Living Room/Library
by Janet Dahlstrom
Dainty Apparel for the Little Folks
by Addie May Bodwell
Centerpiece, Tray Cover in Drawnwork
by Catherine Thimesch
Carriage Set for Littlest Folks
by Harriet Wheeler
Some Unique Camp Pillows
by Marion Matthews - KNITTING:
"Lady Betty" Sweater
by Mrs Edna Weeks
Yoke of Knitted Thread Lace, Eyelet Pattern
by Florence Marian Hayes - TATTING:
"Insertion w/ Coronation Braid for Bag,
(2)Edgings w/ Corners,
Edging/Insertion for Towel Ends,
Star Design Doily,
Handsome Collar w/ Crochet",
by Leta V Ingram
"Baby Bonnet",
by Exa Sanders - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Fruit Fritters
Grape Juice Sauce
Celeried Oysters
Chicken Entree w/ Mushrooms or Oysters
Chicken Croquettes
Entree of Fish Balls
Lobster Cream
Shad/Roe- Southern Style
Bacon rolls for the Shad/Roe
Onions w/ Veal in Casserole
Fig Fritters
Egg-and-Tomato Entree
Egg Entree
Crab and Mushrooms
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
An Easter Bird
by Marion Colburn
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Spoken Word,
Another "Specialist",
Eyes Open,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #9: May 1921
Page Count: 36
NOTES: There is a correction for the "Scarf End, Pomona Design" in the August 1921 issue(page 25)...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
(filet)Cover for Your Dressing Table, Wisteria Design
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Dainty Tray Cover, Oval Centerpiece
by Elizabeth Stevens
Between Meal Cloth
by Mrs M E Dodson
Scarf End, Pomona Design(filet)
by Ida C Farr
Filet Bag
by Mrs G E Johnson
Bag
by Mrs O F Ashcroft
Scarf End, Rose-and-Star Pattern
by Elizabeth Heller
Attractive Between Meal Cloth
by Mrs Daisy Hughes
Filet "Laundry" Inset
by Mrs F L Luebke
Cluny Lace
by Mrs Clara M Jones
Tray Cover with Filet Ends
by Mrs A A Biers
Torchon Lace, Insertion w/ Corner
by Mrs O F Ashcroft - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
(filet)Cover for Your Dressing Table, Wisteria Design
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Luncheon Set of Distinction, Charm(linen w/ Filet Insets/Border)
by Emma L Boardman
Centerpieces w/ Crochet Borders
by Grace E Macomber
Library Set w/ Novel Decoration
by Emma L Boardman - KNITTING:
(2)Bags
by Mrs Florence B Dean, Evelyn Luscombe - TATTING:
"Camisole Yoke in Modern Tatting",
by Edna Gourd
"Edge and Ends for Runner",
by Lottie Morgan - TUTORIAL:
Handsome Doublet or Overblouse in Real Filet, w/ a 1st Lesson in Netting
by Candace Wheelwright - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Onion Rice
Onion Juice
Swiss Scallop
Souffle Supreme
Baked Onions
Onions w/ Bacon or Salt-Pork Drippings
Onion Soup
To Make Spring Onions More Digestible
Scallions On Toast
Onion Gravy
Onion and Nut Loaf
Onions, Apples and Hamburger
Onion Salad
Creamed Onions
Stuffed Onions
Roast Onions
Onions Italian Style
Delicate Boiled Onions
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
In May
by Alix Thorn
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Do You Remember?,
"Mother's Day",
The Hope Chest,
Her Rainy Day Box,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #10: June 1921
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Scarf Attractively Combining Embroidery and Filet Crochet
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
The Most Profitable Summer I Ever Spent
by M. A. - CROCHET:
Service Panel of the US Navy(filet)
by Mrs S E Yant
Dainty Yoke in Darned Filet
by Blanche Bogart
Pretty Doily for the Bonbon Dish
by Maude Slade
Insertion/Edging for Guest Towel
by Esther Teasley
Nightgown, Corset Covers, Allover Pattern
by Mrs Flora Stephenson
Wrist Bag or Spool Holder(filet)
by Mrs Audrey Staley
Boudoir Cap in Fancy Netting
by Mrs F J Seuser
Baby Bootees
by Viola Gregory
Baby's Moccasin
by Mrs Winnie McLean
Utility Edging
by Mrs E H Bredehoft
Filet Cover for Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher
by Mrs L Rademacher
Knee-length Bootee
by Florence L Sparks - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Dainty Jacket, Bonnet, Bib for Baby(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Household Embroideries in Blue, White
by Addie May Bodwell
How Does Your Garden Grow?
by Emma L Boardman
Bag to Hold Your Summer Needlework
by Emma L Boardman - TATTING:
"Towel w/ Tatted Ends",
by Mary F Carlson
"Dresser Scarf w/ Tatted Border, Insertion",
by Anna Hoskins
"Baby Bonnet, Matching Lace",
by Grace Douglas, Eloise King
"Extremely Pretty Yoke",
by Mrs R J Graham, Eloise King
"Door Panel or Portiere",
by Ruth C Hangen, Eloise King - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Fruit Baskets
Strawberry Babas
Glace Strawberries
Strawberry Ice Cream
Strawberry Ice Cream w/out Eggs
Strawberry Snow
Cherry Pie
Cherry Shortcake
Oxheart Cherry Pudding
Cherry Salad
Cherry Ice
Cherry Cup
Cherry Marsh Salad
Fruit Salad Dressing
Fruit Mint Julep
Raspberry Ice
Raspberry Italian Cream
Easy Way to Make Fancy Cakes
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
'Neath Skies of June
by Alice Lockhart Hughes
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Emphasizing the Right Things,
"What Do You Think of It?",
"Capitalizing Life" Again,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #11: July 1921
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Embroidered Frock of Distinction, Charm
by Addie M Bodwell - CROCHET:
The Renaissance of the Anticacassar(filet, flowerbasket)
by Emma Loper
Dresser Scarf w/ Filet Center(flower basket)
by Mrs O S Crowley
"Woodmen of the World" Emblem Pillow(filet)
by Mrs F F Fitzgerald
Yoke for Princess Slip, Matching Lace(filet,bluebirds)
by Mrs L C Lewey
Butterflies, Flowers Yoke(filet)
by Annie M Quackenbush
(3)Dainty Yokes for Underthings((2)filet)
by Mrs Clara Ball, Marion Kenmore(filet), Nila C Bourne(filet)
Filet Inset for Laundry Bag
by Mrs J A Larson
Hot Dish Mat, Dainty Handkerchief
by Emma L Boardman - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries for the Gift Box
by Florence Ingalls
Centerpiece Finds Place Anywhere
by Grace E Macomber
Pretty, Useful Things for Little Ones to Wear
by Addie May Bodwell
All-White Embroideries
by Frances Howland
Dainty Things for Personal Use
by Emma L Boardman
Scarf, Bag of Homespun, w/ Oriental Darning
by Mary E Fitch - KNITTING:
Beverly Sweater for Child
by Elsie Sutherland - TATTING:
"(2)Tab Collars",
by Mrs Anna G Smith
"Tab Collar",
by Mrs A K Christen
"Tab Collar",
by Harriet L Ormsbee
"Centerpiece",
by Roxie York
"Yoke w/ Hairpin Lace",
by Violette M Verry - RECIPES
The Olive Slice
Olive Mixture
Fried Chicken
Cream Gravy
Cabbage us Gratin
Corn Fritters
Tossed Potatoes
Mayonnaise Dressing
Heavenly Delight in Orange Cups
by Mary Harrod Northend - POEM:
Beside the Sea
by Lucia W Eames
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Sane and Safe,
"How Can I Earn a Little Money?",
A New Hat,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 12, Issue #12: August 1921
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Napery for the Lunch Table, Quaint and Simple
by Marion Dana - FICTION(also an ad):
The Pink and White Wedding
by Grace Adams - CROCHET:
Dress Set in Pleasing Variation of Antique Filet
by Bertha M Candee
Utility Bag
by Edna Dwinel
Lace Combining Filet, Lacet Stitch
by Elsie Southerland
Boudoir Cap, w/ Yoke, Lace, Insertion to Match(filet)
by Mrs F D Everitt
Lingerie Pins, Lavender Tie End, Rose Tie End, Shamrock and Leaf Spray
by Emma L Boardman
Lunch Cloth/Large Centerpiece of Filet, Linen
by Grace Fitch
Towel Insertion,Border of Rose Design(filet)
by Phyllis Campbell
Lace, Insertion in Filet and Lacets
by Edward Ellis Ford - EMBROIDERY:
Dainty Apparel for Intimate Wear
by Helen Hall Richmond
Cover for Your Card Table(cross-stitch)
by Emma L Boardman
When Serving Afternoon Tea
by Florence Ingalls
Some Vacation Toggery for the Littlest Woman - KNITTING:
Baby's Bootees
by Eugenia R Pinkney - CORRECTION:
"Scarf End, Pomona Design"(May,1921) - RECIPES
Fish Salad
Delicious Mayonnaise
Boston Salad
Cooked Salad Dressing
Mixed Vegetabe Salad
Egg-and-Dandelion Salad
Fruit Salad for Dessert
Grapefruit Salad
Sweet French Dressing
Berry Bread Pudding
Milk Shake
Cold Marshmallow Chocolate
Cream Rice Pudding w/ Berries
Lemon Cream
Festive Punch
Cream Nectar
Molded rice w/ Fruit
Pineapple Drink
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
August Lilies
by Alice Davis Moody
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Starting a Needlecraft Shop,
Thank You,
The Hope Chest Prize,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #1: September 1921
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Centerpiece w/ Border of Filet Crochet
by Mary E Fitch - CROCHET:
(3)Borders, Scarf End w/ Inset, Filet Butterfly Inset
by Ethel Herrick Stetson
Filet Daffodil and Rose Triangles, Daffodil Lace/Insertion
by Ida Farr
Decorative Value of (2)Simple Sq. Medallions
by Mrs O F Ashcroft
Doily w/ Border in Irish Crochet
by O F Ashcroft - TATTING:
"Doily Edging",
by Ethel Herrick Stetson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
"Tab Collar in Modern Tatting"(Nov.,1920) - RECIPES
Toast Sticks
Julienne Soup
Creamed Potatoes
Individual Chicken Pies
Cauliflower w/ Drawn Butter
Luncheon Rolls
Vegetable Salad
Mayonnaise
Apricot Ice
Pecan Cake
by Mary Harrod Northend - POEM:
Good Cheer
by Helen Van Anderson
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Cure for the "Blues",
Lighthouses for the Blind,
In the Way of "Gift Service",
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #2: October 1921
Page Count: 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Boudoir Set of Pink Linen, Irish Crochet Applique
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
How I Added $25 a Week to the Family Income
by Marjorie jane Dillingham - CROCHET:
Towels for the Gift Box in Mosaic Filet
by Mrs J S Witman
Wide Pansy Border w/ Corner(filet)
by Grace Davis
Edging/Insertion w/ Hairpin Work
by Mrs A H Luttrell
Scarf End, Ivy Pattern(filet)
by Hannah Buss
An Initial Towel(insertion,filet,A-Z)
by Grace L Fitch
Filet Initial Corners for Handkerchiefs, Napkins(A-H)
by Ida C Farr - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries for Your Own Guest Room, Another's
by Grace E Macomber
Flutter of Christmas Handkerchiefs
by Emma L Boardman
Embroideries for Library, Living Room
by Addie May Bodwell
Table Runners for Use at Luncheon, Breakfast
by Marion Dana Matthews
Needlecraft Gift Box
by Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
Baby's Socks
by Mrs H C Robinson
Wellesley Sweater
by Clara Herlitzins
Lassell Sweater
by Agatha Mayne - TATTING:
"Trim for Nightgown",
by Addie May Bodwell - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
"Yoke No. 1(page 8)"(Jan., 1921) - RECIPES(using dried or salted veg.)
Dry String Beans
Sweet Corn
Apples
Pears and Quinces
Peaches
Sun Drying
Storing
Cooking Dried Products
Lima Beans, Celery in Cream
Delicious Succotash
California Lima Bean Salad
Dried Corn
Corn Fritters
Salting Vegetables
String Beans
Cucumbers
Corn in the Husk
Cooking Salted Vegetables
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
October
by Belle Bush
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Bright Side Is the Right Side,
Concerning Originality,
Successful Needlecraft Shop,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #3: November 1921
Page Count: 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Nightgown Yoke in Filet Crochet, Simple and Dainty
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
How My Wife and I Earn Money at Home in Spare Time
by Ward Butler - CROCHET:
Yoke w/ Shoulder Point, Butterfly-and-Rose Design(filet)
by Mrs E L Lytle
Corner for Napkins, Vintage Pattern(filet)
by Nettie Mitchell
Panel or Chair Back, Owl Design(filet)
by Mrs C H Hendrick
"Baby Bunting" Bag
by Mme Amy Adams
Cold Weather Baby Set
by Clara Herlitzins
"Knights of Pythias" Emblem Pillow, Panel(filet)
by Mrs W E Greenwood
Unusual Luncheon Set
by Emma L Boardman
Basket of Flowers w/ Butterfly Panel(filet)
by Mrs Fern Graham
Boarders for Doilies, Centerpieces
by Emma L Boardman, Mrs G L Young, Mrs Malona H Blanchard
Initial Corners for Handkerchiefs, Napkins(filet,I-P)
by Ida C Farr - EMBROIDERY:
Needlecraft's Gift Box
by Margaret L Hastings
Colorful Embroideries for the Home
Eating Sets for the Kiddies
Dressing Up Couch in Living Room
by Evelyn M Southend - KNITTING:
Gladys Sweater, Tam-o'-Shanter(child's)
by Clara E Herlitzens - TATTING:
"Guest Towel w/ Tatted Medallions, Edging",
by Miss M S Stoddard - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Glace Apple
Glorified Brown Betty
Grandma's Brown Applesauce
Washington State Apple Pie
Bordeaux Apple Pudding
Apple Pudding
Apple Cake w/ Cocoanut
Cream Apple Apple
Apple Indian Pudding
Apple Mould
Applesauce Cake
Apple Boiled in Syrup
Apple w/ Caramel Sauce
Apple Custard
Apple Pie
Apple Puffs
Jack-O'-Lantern Salad
Snowdrift
Apples in Maple Syrup
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Thanksgiving
by Percy Shaw
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"Be Ye Thankful",
Advice Born of Experience,
Solving Problem,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #4: December 1921
Page Count: 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Charming Set for a Bridge-Luncheon
by Alice M Johnstone - FICTION(also an ad):
The Girl Who Stayed Home
by Eileen Sherwood - CROCHET:
(2)Attractive Yokes in Milanese Crochet
by Mrs j C Logus
Nightgown Yoke & Boudoir Cap, Dogwood Blossom Design
by Mrs J H Schimke
Filet Monogram Set(A-Z)
by Virginia Winslow
"Laundry" Panel(filet, Baby's Head Ornament, Powder Pad
by Emma L Boardman
(3)Bonnets- Shell Stitch, Star Crown, Irish Crochet
by Emma Leeman
Border w/ Corner(filet)
by Mrs mary Vestal
Initial Corners for Handkerchiefs, Napkins(filet,Q-Z)
by Ida C Farr - EMBROIDERY:
The Hope Chest Linens
by Virginia Winslow
Another Christmas Letter from Kate to Elise
by Emma L Boardman
Set of Dainty Undies in Flesh Batiste
by Addie May Bodwell
Illustrating Artistic Possibilities of French Knot
by Addie May Bodwell - TATTING:
"Dainty Camisole w/ Tatted Yoke",
by Evelyn Pierson
"Bonnet w/ Crochet",
by Nancy Lindley - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Christmas Flowers
Christmas Snowballs
Prune Salad
Pumpkin Delight
Prune and Raisin Conserve
Honey Sweet
Raisin Tartlets
Holiday Ribbon Cake
Cocoa Ice Cream
Chocolate Potato Cake
Marshmallow Frosting
Delicious Cheese Straws
Devil's Sponge Cake
Squash and Raisin Pie
For Christmas Doughnuts
Snow Tarts
Chocolate Russe
Sour Cream Meringue Pie
Christmas Cookies
Pumpkin Strips
Delicious Orange Frosting for Cakes
Holiday Ribbon Cake
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Merry Christmas to the Birds
by Helen Hayes
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Merry Christmas!,
Two Good Things To Do,
Needlecraft Shop That Is a Success,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, 1922: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 13, Issue #5: January 1922
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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by *Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
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by * - TATTING:
"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - TUTORIAL:
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by * - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
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by * - CORRECTION:
"*"(*,*) - RECIPES
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #6: February 1922
Page Count: 42
NOTES: My current copy of this issue is really pounded and missing chunks; In the requests column, someone asked for a tatted motif suitable for making a bedspread! In tips, another suggested using large tatted rings for hanging dresses on the hanger rather than ribbon tabs...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Dainty Enough for Any Table Is This "Hoover" Breakfast-Set(embroidery)
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
Why My Husband Calls Me "The Best-Dressed Woman in Town"
by Mary Elizabeth Rawlings
How I Earn Money at Home and In This Way Make Up for Henry's Shrinking Salary(also an ad)
by Mary Walden - CROCHET:
Turned Corner for Rose Border(filet,lacet-stitch)
by Edward Ellis Ford
(3)Corners for Napkins, Lunchcloth(filet)- Grape, Jonquil, Rosebud
by Ida Farr
Camisole Top with Wide Beading and Butterfly Tab(filet)
by Grace J Miller
Flower and Leaf Insertion for Towels(filet)
by Viola Gregg
Camisole in Antique Filet Crochet
by Mrs CH Walden
Table-Cover, Combining Drawnwork and Crochet
by Emma L Boardman
Masonic Pillow Cover(filet)
by WR Hoyt
Overblouse in Filet Crochet
by Carrie C Lutes
Interesting Centerpiece in Filet-Crochet
by Angeline M Keen - EMBROIDERY:
Ever-Present Touch of Color in Embroideries
by Marian Dana Matthews
Here is a Pretty Cover for Your Card Table
by Natalie Dupre - KNITTING:
Knitted Torchon Lace
by Jessie Lenore Stone
Knitted Lace, Fan Pattern
by Mrs. SE Jackson
The Ardelle Sweater
by Mildred Mayne
Jersey Suit for Laddie-Boy(on cover)
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Dainty Knitted Yoke
by Mrs Abbie I Hanson - TATTING:
"Scarf-End of Tatting",
by Mattie Hiatt
"Scarf-End of Tatting",
by Iva Pearl Perigo - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES:
"Giving a Child a Party-"
Birthday-Cake
Creamed Chicken
Ribbon Sandwiches
Chicken-Salad Sandwiches
Pretty Sandwiches
Carrie and Charlie Candy
Peppermint Ice-Cream
Chocolate Ice-Cream
Vanilla Ice-Cream
Fruit Cookies
Fig Cookies
Birthday Candles
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The Circle of the Year
by Lydia M Millard
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Midwinter Roses,
The Story of the Pillow-Cover(Eastern Star in next issue),
Rug-Maker Extraordinary,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #7: March 1922
Page Count: 34
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Teacloth of Interesting and Unique Design(embroidery and filet)
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
The Girl He Left Behind
by Edith Erwin - CROCHET:
(filet)Yoke for Baby's Dress w/ Lace to Match
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Scarf-End in Filet-Crochet, Vintage Pattern(grape motif)
by Ida C Farr
Ladies' House-Wrap in Crochet
by Blanche Kendall-Job
"Eastern Star" Emblem Pillow(filet)
by Alice Troup, AM Miller
Caps for the Small Boy, Jaunty and "Comfy"
by Mrs WM Jensen - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
(3)Doilies Matching Wild-Rose-and-Pigeon Luncheon Cloth
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Charming New Set for Milady's Bedroom
by Natalie Dupre
Colorful Household Embroideries
by Addie May Bodwell
Group of Interesting Centerpieces
by Grace E Macomber - KNITTING:
Santa Barbara Sweater
by Mildred Mayne
Slip-On Sweater
by Mrs OF Ashcroft
Knitted Set for Miss Dolly
by Mildred Mayne - TATTING:
"Edging for Centerpiece",
by Grace E Macomber - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES(Friday's Dinner):
Stuffed Haddock
Browned Bloaters
Salt Codfish and Tomato
Baked Halibut with Tomato
Shortcake of Oysters
Roast Sliced Fish
Fish Souffle
Fried Shad-Roe
Fish Cutlets
Nantucket Chowder
Broiled Fresh Mackerel
Economical Fishcakes
Rich Fish Balls
Drawn Butter
Egg Sauce
Sauce Tartare
Sauce Hollandaise
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Knitting
by Alicia Carew Stuart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Worthwhile Philosophy,
"How Far That Little Candle",
What She Knows About It("it" being opening a shop at home),
Answered by the Editor(tatting question)
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out(couple of tatting hints)
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #8: April 1922
Page Count: 34
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Blouse That Expresses Daintiness(drawn work, Irish crochet)
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
The Diary of a Lonesome Girl
by Not Given - CROCHET:
Teapot Handle Holders in Filet-Crochet
by Mrs Jennie Cole, Minnie Kolenbrander
(5)Laces, Insertions to Trim Household Linens(filet)
by Iva Pearl Perigo
Scarf End in Filet Crochet, Iris Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Insertion in Filet Crochet, Violet Design
by Mrs G A Johnson
Edging w/ Corner, Popcorn Pattern
by Mrs S S Peltzer - EMBROIDERY:
Table Runner and Pillow for your Living Room
by Marion Dana Matthews
Embroideries for the Gift Box, or Linen Shower
by Grace E Macomber
Comfy and Cute Garments for the Kiddies(w/ 1 simple tatted edge)
by Priscilla Graham
Simple, Inexpensive, Charmingly Quaint Breakfast Set
by Angela Barrett
Dining Table Embroideries, Useful and Attractive
by Janice Clarke - KNITTING:
Knitted Lace Bonnet for Baby
by Florence Marian Hayes
Baby's One-Piece Knitted Coat w/ Hood to Match
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Smart Knitted Frock, Comprising Slip-On Blouse, Plaited Skirt
by Harriet Martin - TATTING:
"Handsome Tatted Hat(rose medallions)",
by Mrs LL Peterson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
Boudoir Cap(Dec., 1921) - RECIPES(Is the Oven Hot Enough?)
Rules for Oven Temperature
Delicious Homemade Bread
Biscuits
Graham Bread
Sponge Cake
Cupcakes
Delicious Lemon Pie
Cream Cake
Cream Filling
Ginger Gems
Royal Pound Cake
Royal Ornamental Frosting
Royal Tropic Aroma Cake
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Easter Morning
by Louise R Baker
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Easter,
Her "Good Times" Book,
A Word to Those Who Would Be Wise,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #9: May 1922
Page Count: 26
NOTES: Interesting story on the editor's page about not giving toy soldiers to children...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome Table Set in Andalusian Crochet
by Natalie Dupre - CROCHET:
Acorn Motif in Filet Crochet
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Coat Set in Beaded Filet
by Emma L Boardman
Utility Edging, Insertion(filet)
by Leta Hansen
Top for Your Camisole
by Ethel Davis
Crocheted (ladies)Hat
by Barbara Reubens - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Luncheon or Breakfast Set w/ Trim of Cluny Crochet
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Luncheon Set the Bridge Hostess Will Fancy
by Addie M Bodwell
Decoration of Cretonne Patches Combined w/ Simple Stitches
by Not Given
Shower of Utility Aprons for Dorothy
by Addie M Bodwell
Bedroom Embroideries, Simple and Charming
by Mrs Martha Adkins
Negligee for the Maytime Bride
by Alicia Arnold - KNITTING:
Marjorie Two-Piece Suit
by Mildred Mayne - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES(Spring Menu)
Spinach Cooked Without Water
Spinach a la Marguerite
Stuffed Small Fish
Spinach w/ Poached Eggs
Italian Spinach
Shad-Roe and Cucumber Salad
French Dressing
Strawberry Baskets
Strawberry Sponge
Rhubarb Pudding
Strawberry Pie
Rhubarb Mince Pie
Mint Potatoes
Strawberry Tapioca
Strawberry Sauce
Baked Milk Toast w/ Strawberries
Royal Luncheon Cakes w/ Chocolate Sauce
Royal Butter Cake w/ Strawberry Sauce
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Maytime Gift
by Cora Atherton Dugan
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Lesson the Toy Shop Taught,
"I Want to Know!",
Traveling Needlecraft Shop,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #10: June 1922
Page Count: 26
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Scarfs for Buffet or Bureau, w/ Trim of Filet Crochet
by Grace Fitch - CROCHET:
Yoke for a Little Gown, w/ Sleeves
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Dainty Little Cap in Antique Filet, w/ Yoke to Match
by Mrs CL Orr
By Way of the Crocheted Necktie
by Emma L Boardman - EMBROIDERY:
Choose a Bag to Carry w/ Your New Summer Costume
by Natalie Dupre
Making Ready New Raiment for the Dining Room
by Evelyn Southend
Household Embroideries of Decided Interest, Charm
by Priscilla Graham
Charming New Toggery for Spring, Summer
by Marcia Graham Gould - TATTING:
"Dainty Things That Grow as the Shuttle Dips(Baby Bonnet, Unusual Corner)",
by Nellie Hall Youngburg
"Baby Bonnet",
by Louise Zumkehr - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES(Delicious Dishes for June)
Individual Rhubarb Shortcakes
String-Bean-and-Cheese Salad
Cherry-Currant jam
Strawberry-and-Pineapple Jam
Easy Canned Cherries
Canned Pitted Cherries
Candied Cherries
Rhubarb and Beet Jelly
Rhubarb and Currant Jelly
Delicious Beet Greens
Lettuce Greens
Peeled Asparagus
Boiled Spring Onions or Scallions
String Bean Lyonnaise
Parisian Beans
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Patchwork
by Ruby T Weyburn
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"Listening In",
Two Women and a Scarf End,
To the Woman-of-Business-to-Be,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #11: July 1922
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Set w/ All the Charm of the Summertime(embroidery,crochet narrow edging)
by Grace E Macomber - CROCHET:
Border(w/ corner) and Triangle for Teacloth, Wild Rose Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Dorcas Lace/Insertion, Dainty Lace/Insertion
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Border for Doily(linen center)
by Eugenia R Pinckney
Border for Doily(linen center)
by Olive F Ashcroft - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries that Remind You of Morning Sunshine
by Elinor Haviland
Toggery for the Kiddies
Needlecraft's Gift Box
by Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
Bath Set for the Baby
by Emma L Boardman
Natalie Sweater w/ Cap to Match
by Emma L Boardman - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Concerning Introductions
by Betty Modish - RECIPES
Pineapple Marshmallow Sundae
South Pole Sundae
Marshmallow Parfait
Nesselrode Pudding
Biscuit Tortoni
Pineapple and Raspberry Ice Cream
Caramel Ice Cream
French Cream w/ Cornstarch
Peppermint Ice Cream
Hot Butterscotch Sundae
Butterscotch Sauce
Cafe Frappe
Peach Layer Sundae
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The Lesson of the Year
by Annie Wylie Stackpole
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Keeping the Right Sort of Tally,
What One Home Worker Is Doing,
Once More,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 13, Issue #12: August 1922
Page Count: 28
NOTES: ...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Little Linens for the Luncheon- and Breakfast Table
by Mrs C J Kucera - CROCHET:
Scarf-End, Inset, Lace, Horn-of-Plenty Design
by Edward Ellis Ford
Reproduction of a Quaint Buffet Scarf in Italian Filet
by Anna Ferrari
Overall Boys- the Color-Bearer(filet)
by Mrs H K Leppink
Cluny Lace, Insertion, w/ Corner
by Olive F Ashcroft
Tea Cosy, Wild Rose Design
by Blanche Kendall-Job - EMBROIDERY:
White Embroideries for the Dining Room
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Riot of Roses for Your Bedroom
by Margaret L Beatty
Delightfully Oriental Unusual Design
by Not Given
Neckwear That Is Simple, Dainty, Chic, Charming
by Elinor Haviland - TATTING:
" Doily, Dainty Camisole(Tiling Rose Motif)",
by Irene Card
" Round Yoke or Collar(Tiling Rose Motif)",
by Mrs Fleeda Galley - BEADING:
Handsome Beaded Bag
by Anna Cornelius McKee - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Baked Corn in Rice Shell
Corn Chowder
Baked Stuffed Cucumbers
Corn Baked in tomatoes
Creamed Young Carrots
Novel, Pretty Summer Salad
Tomato-and-Salmon-Jelly Salad
Baked Young Cabbage
Peach Bavarian Cream
Peach Cake
Peach Bread Pudding
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Summer Idyl
by Allan C Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Word to Those Who Would Be Wise,
Taking a Vacation,
Moved and Seconded,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #1: September 1922
Page Count: 34
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Table Cover of Distinction and Charm(filet cherubs,embroidery)
by Natalie Dupre - FICTION(also an ad):
Would You Like to Earn Some Money at Home?(okay, now they're not even trying...)
by Mrs Louise Roberts - CROCHET:
Our Favorite Vintage Motif in New and Charming Poses(grape motif, filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Centerpiece w/ Border of Filet Crochet, Rose Pattern
by Mrs G A Johnson
Shower of Towels for the Bride-to-Be(embroidered w/ crochet trims)
by Alicia Arnold
The Overall Boys in Filet Crochet- Soldier Boy, Bugler
by Mrs H K Leppink
Border, Insertion for Teacloth, Rose Design
by Ida C Farr - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Window Lambrequin and Side Hangings w/ Cross-stitch Embroidery
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Pillow Easy in the Making, Delightful in the Using
by Marion Dana Matthews
Alluring Set of Going-Away Lingerie
by Allison Marshall
Colorful Embroideries for the Camp or Bungalow
by Evelyn Southend
When the Baby Takes an Outing
by Louise M Kingsbury - TATTING:
"(3)Daintiest Camisole Tops in Tatting",
by Mary E Mansfield, Mildred Thompson, Eva M Bell - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES(Fall Preserves, etc)
Preserved Peaches
Blackberry Paste
Candied Pears
Quince Honey
Apple Catsup
Calcutta Marmalade
Uncooked Cucumber Pickle
Green Grape and Tomato Jam
Quince and Grape Jelly
Worcester Relish
Delicious Blackberry Jam
Crabapple's and Grape Jelly
Grape Relish
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Queen Anne's Lace
by Alicia C Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Knitting Out the Tangles,
"The Kiddies Shop",
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #2: October 1922
Page Count: 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Dining Room Linens of Unusual Distinction
by Grace E Macomber - CROCHET:
Filet Medallion, Border/Insertion Set
by Natalie Dupre
Grape Cluster Panels in New, Charming Poses(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Irish Rose Yoke, Sleeve Edgings(Irish Crochet)
by Norah Mallory
Child's Hood
by Mrs J F Fowler
Hot Dish Mat w/ Star Center
by Mrs L V Williamson
Scarf End, Flower&Leaf Pattern(filet)
by Elsie Harjes
Dainty Camisole Top(filet,flower basket)
by Mrs W T Perry
(2)Camisole Tops w/ Lace to Match(filet)
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Overall-Boys, in Filet, no. 4- The Drummer Boy
by Mrs H K Leppink - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Handsome Teacloth w/ Border in Grapevine Design(filet,on cover)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Towel, Towel, Who Wants a Towel?
by Natalie Dupre
Embroideries for the Living Room
by Marian Dana
Bolster Pillow of Black is a Decided Novelty
by Marion Matthews - KNITTING:
Baby's Bootee w/ Strap
by Helen L Gossler
Overgaiters
by Mrs J G Rouse - TATTING:
"(3)Edgings",
by Annie Helling - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Grapefruit Cocktail
French Salmon Loaf
Cream Sauce
Peas in Potato Cases
Tomato Waffles
Egg-and-Olive Salad
Peach Custard Tart
Hot Mushroom Canape
Stuffed Lamb Chops
Cheese and Chili Salad
Pear Mold
Cream Puffs w/ Coffee Filling
Coffee Filling
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Autumn
by Laila Mitchell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Again the Birthday Party,
Mission of a Box of Bonbons,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #3: November 1922
Page Count: 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Dainty and Delightful Wild-Rose Luncheon Set
by Natalie Dupre - FICTION(also an ad):
Rosalie Finds a Way
by Barbara Winship - CROCHET:
Top for Powder Puff
by Dorothy E Nusser
Child's Yoke(filet)
by Ida C Farr
(3)Corners, Carnation Design(filet)
by Mary E Fitch
Portiere or Curtain Tie-back
by Natalie Dupre
Our Favorite Vintage Motif(grape cluster) in new, Charming Poses
by Olive F Ashcroft
The Overall-Boys(filet), No. 5- Leader of the Band
by Mrs H K Leppink
Baby's Bean Bag
by Mrs H H Neff
Vandyke Dresser Scarf
by Eva M Barcombe
Pansy Powder Puff
by Isabelle Hutchingson - EMBROIDERY:
Set of Lingerie, Bewitchingly Dainty, Simple
by Grace E Macomber
Christmas Gifts
by Agatha Mayne
Charming Embroideries for Milady's Chamber
by Grace E Macomber
For the Dainty Room of a Dear Little Maid
by Mary Vaille
Found in Dorothy's Weekend Travel Bag
by Margaret Payson
Christmas Gifts That Men Will Like
by Agatha Mayne
The Christmas Handkerchief
Unbreakable Dolls for the Kiddies(ads for patterns)
by Ella R Gauger - TATTING:
"Nut Cup w/ Handle",
by Nellie A Johnson
"Arm Elastics or Sleeve Holders",
by Wilhelmina F Gibbs
"Towel Trim w/ Coronation Braid",
by Mrs G M Leigh
"Simple Tatted Edge",
by Margaret Payson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - PATTERN:
Just a Little Black Cat(from old stockings)
by Mrs E E Howe - RECIPES
Croustades of Turkey
Cider Jelly
Fancy Cranberry Pie
Italian Walnut Creams
Chocolate Sauce
Spiced Apple Jelly
Homemade Maschmallows
Chocolate Chips
Glazed Onions
French Vegetable Soup
Orange Dessert
Stuffed Turnips
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Question Answered
by Emily Hartley
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Message for---Somebody!,
New Birthday Souvenir,
Carried Unanimously,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #4: December 1922
Page Count: 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Linens That Are a Joy to the Homemaker
by Natalie Dupre - CROCHET:
(6)Filet Napkin Rings
by Mrs Florence L Saunders
Infant's Hood in Popcorn Stitch
by Mrs H B Shawen
Monkey-Face Insertion w/ Fringe
by *
Hot Dish Mat, Spiral Pattern
by Mrs E L Nichoson
Sq. Centerpiece, Rose Design(filet)
by Mary E Fitch
Neckties for Men's Gifts
by K W Lawson
Vera Lace, Insertion(filet)
by Blanche Kendall-Job - EMBROIDERY:
Attractive Dining Room Embroideries
by Amelia M Nash
Slavic Embroideries for Peasant Dresses
by Mary Card
For the Linen Shower or Hope Chest
Centerpiece Possesses Christmas Charm of High Degree
by Marion Matthews
Sharing Ideas for Christmas Gifts
by Mary R Wiggin, Ella R Gauger, Addie M Bodwell, Mrs W A Pihl, Thelma Stringer
Gifts for the Kiddies
by Priscilla Graham - KNITTING:
Nanette Sweater
by Mrs Edna Weeks - TATTING:
"Nut Cup",
by Mrs A G Angell - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - MIXED MEDIA:
Neck Chain of Seeds, Beads
by Nellie W Allen
Pincushion in a Nutshell
by Margaret Marshall - RECIPES
Blazing Plum Pudding
Sauce for Plum Pudding
Individual Mince Pies
Bonbon Cakes
Christmas Cookies
Nut Patties
Christmas Doughnuts
Gaudaloupe Icing
Souffle Frosting
Almond-Gelatine Icing
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
By Loving and Giving We Live
by Clara Haven King
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Christmas Demonstration,
Make-Believe Christmas,
Again the Little Candle,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, 1923: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 14, Issue #5: January 1923
Page Count: 28
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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*Needlecraft's Gift Box
by *Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
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"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - TUTORIAL:
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(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #6: February 1923
Page Count: 44
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Linens for the Dining Room
by Evelyn Southend - FICTION(also an ad):
The Confessions of a Well-dressed Woman
by Marjorie Dickson - CROCHET:
Baby's Tam-'o-Shanter
by Mrs C F Joslyn
"Modern Woodmen of America" Emblem Pillow(filet)
by Mary Bean Pickard
Artistic Centerpiece w/ Embroidery, Filet Border
by Mary E Fitch
(2)Butterfly Medallions for Corners(filet)
by Florence Marian Hayes
Handbag Featuring Punchwork, Applique of Irish Crochet
by Josephine Wells
Dainty Handkerchief Sachet(filet)
by Mrs O F Ashcroft
Attractive Yoke in Allover Pattern
by Mrs Edna Weeks - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Tray Cover/Oval Centerpiece, Japanese Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Dressing Up the Dresser or Buffet in Charming Way
by Natalie Dupre
Lunch or Breakfast Sets of Great Charm
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Valentine Favors, Dainty and Delightsome
by Grace Allison
Charming Serving Apron
by Addie M Bodwell - KNITTING:
Warm Little Hood and Slipon Sweater for Baby
by Mrs C F Joslyn
Baby's Mittens
by Eugenia R Pinckney
(7)Laces & Insertions
by Frieda Bettex - TATTING:
"(4)Doilies w/ Crochet",
by Mrs O W Brock
"Camisole Top of Star Pattern",
by Mrs E M Varcoe
"Square Yoke",
by Pearl M Johnston
"Pretty Collar in "Irish Tatting"",
by Sarah A Durfee - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
"Yoke, Vandyke Pattern"(October 1922?) - RECIPES
Canned Peas Made Fresh
Canned Peas and Carrots
Stewed Carrots and Onions
Using Canned Tomatoes
Tomato-and-Onion Scallop
Canned Spinach
Corn Fritters
Corn Pudding
Diced Turnips
Vegetable Curry
Canned Fruit w/ Farina
Pineapple w/ Marshmallows
Canned Blackberry Pudding
Strawberry Cornstarch Pudding
Dried Peach and Tapioca Pudding
Apple-Potato Pudding
Cherry Pudding
Apricot Charlotte
Orange Cake, Frosting
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A New England Valentine
by Ella W Ricker
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Why St. Valentine's Day---and Valentines?,
Remembrance Day,
Her Needlecraft Clearinghouse,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #7: March 1923
Page Count: 28
NOTES: "Wild Rose Corner" has a correction in the May 1923 issue(page 28)...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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*Needlecraft's Gift Box
by *Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
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"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - TUTORIAL:
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by * - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
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"*"(*,*) - RECIPES
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #8: April 1923
Page Count: 44
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Nightgown Yoke, Wild Rose Design(filet)
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Filet Yoke
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Filet Yoke
by Olive F Ashcroft
Filet Yoke
by Mrs W J Manktelow
Filet Scarf End, peacock pattern
by Grace L Fitch
Sq. Medallion w/ Matching Border(w/ corner, filet)
by Mrs Ellen Weeks
Filet Medallion Inset for Boudoir Pillow(2 birds)
by Josephine Wells
Hot Dish Mats, Oval & Round
by Mrs G E Knudsen
Scarf w/ Vandyke Border of Rose Medallions
by Mrs Alice Willey
(2)Laces and an Insertion, Pretty and Practical
by Olive F Ashcroft
Border in Filet, Iris Design(w/ corner)
by Mrs Olive F Ashcroft
Border in Popcorn Stitch, Diamond and Star Pattern
by Ethel I Wagoner - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Nightgown Yoke, Wild Rose Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Table Linens, Simple, Colorful, Charming
by Marion Dana
Table Set of Unusual Beauty(w/ filet basket inset)
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Garments of Charm, Witchery for Milady's Intimate Wear
by Grace E Macomber
For 1st Veranda Luncheon of the Year
by C E Brann
Illust. the Decorative Value of Black in Home Furnishings
by Marion Matthews - KNITTING:
Mineola Sweater
by Mrs Edna Weeks - TATTING:
"(2)Dainty Yokes for Diminutive Gowns",
by Mildred Thompson
"Border w/ Matching Insertion, Rose Design",
by Sudie Sherrod
"Doily w/ Border of Modern Tatting",
by Anna J Johnson - TUTORIAL:
Novelties in Reed Work that Make Pleasing Gifts
by Lottie Morgan - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Some Charming Creations in the Way of Easter Hats
by Marie Thibault - RECIPES
Small Parker House Rolls
Almond rings or Jumbles
Delicious Doughnuts
Vanilla Cookies w/ Orange Frosting
Raisin Drop Cookies
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The First Easter Song
by Marion Colburn
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"I Wish You Had a Glad Easter!",
Another College Girl Story,
"Be of Good Cheer",
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #9: May 1923
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Two Attractive Scarfs, Combining Darned Filet, Linen
by Carol Cox - CROCHET:
Favorite 3-Piece Set(embroidery,crochet edging)
by Mary E Fitch
Bag to Match Your Sweater
by Frances S Bruce
Scarf End for Child's Room(filet, candle design)
by Helen W Brown
Medallion Lace
by Mrs C E Bonewitz
Flower Basket Motif for Inset(filet)
by Lenora Allender
Carriage Strap(filet, roses)
Hot Dish Mat(filet, flower),
Towel Insertion(filet) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Bird and Nest Scarf End(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Dining Room Linens in Every Way Worthwhile
by Elinor M Haviland
Patches Gay in Every Way make Your Bedroom Bright Each Day
by Helen Grant
Needlecraft's Gift Box
by Natalie Dupre - KNITTING:
Coronado, Carolyn Sweaters(2)
by Edna Weeks
Magnolia and Marguerite Sweaters(2)
by Frances S Bruce
Bag to Match Your Sweater
by Frances S Bruce - TATTING:
"Grape and Leaf Design(applique)",
by C Hester Lloyd - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
"Wild Rose Corner"(March 1922) - RECIPES
Rolled Shortcake
Strawberry and Rhubarb Compote
Rhubarb Meringue Pie
Rhubarb and Prune Sauce
Strawberry Pudding
Uncooked Strawberry Preserves
Rhubarb and Ginger Jam
Cold Canned Rhubarb
Rhubarb Bread Pudding
Rhubarb and Rice
Raisin Rhubarb Pie
Rhubarb Custard Pie
Casserole of Veal and Bermuda Onions
Strawberry Custard
Strawberry Popovers
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Mother o' Mine
by Alicia Carew Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Mother's Day,
Appreciation,
The Near East Problem,
Her Traveling Needlecraft Shop,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #10: June 1923
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Set for Library or Living Room, Unique, Attractive
by Marian Dana Matthews - CROCHET:
Cherub Chair Back(filet)
by Josephine Wells
Hairpin Edging
by Mrs A P Hall
Scarf End in Filet, Vintage Grape Vine Pattern
by Mrs M M Gilmour
Greek Key lace
by Mrs Amy Ransom
Edgings w/ Turned Corners
by Mrs C W Adsit
Doily or Centerpiece, Pineapple Design
by Mrs L K Hunt
Scarf in Filet for Library
by Mrs Will T Perry
End for Dresser Scarf(filet flowers and swag),
Scallop Edging - EMBROIDERY:
Set for Your Dining Room
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Dresser Scarf(w/ filet end, or scallop crochet edging)
by Josephine Wells
Alluring Frocks to Greet Summer
by Helena Mainwaring
A Hardanger Piece
by Mary E Fitch
Needlecraft's Gift Box
by Harriet Allendale - KNITTING:
Elmhurst Lace
by Helena Aaberg - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Chicken Croquettes
Meringue Shells
Service a la Plat
Croquette Sauce
Strawberies in Meringue Shells
Chicken Patties
Crab-Flake Salad
Surpassing Chicken Salad
Strawberry Mousse
Rich Wedding Cake
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Rose of Joy
by Celia Leighton
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Question,
Two Letters---from Two Women,
A Community Sale,
To Do or Not To Do,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #11: July 1923
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
(filet)Crocheted Bedspread, Simple and Lovely
by Josephine Wells - CROCHET:
(2)Insertions in Milanese Crochet
by Mrs J C Logus
(3)Filet Napkin Corners(triangles- bird, Fleur-de-Lis, flower)
by Mabel C Curean
Lace/Insertion
by Mrs A P Hall
(filet)Case for Your Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Cards
by Ida C Farr
Summer Hat, Pineapple Design
by M L Holiday
Sq. Medallion for Table Cover Insets
by Natalie Dupre
Filet Sq. Yoke
by Nettie M Robinson
Square Yoke(filet)
by Mrs J O Williams - EMBROIDERY:
Dining Room Linens of Unusual and Appealing Charm
by Cora Wright
Luncheon Sets in Colorful Applique for the Summer Home
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Comfy Slumber Shoes for Baby
by Mrs Linnie W Keys
(4)Sweaters- Jacqueline, Marchmont, Summerland, Country Club
by Mrs Edna Weeks - TATTING:
"Organdy Collar/Cuff Set w/ Narrow Edging Trim",
by Mrs G G Bowker - TUTORIAL:
Novelties Made of Sealing Wax
by Katherine Kasser - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Rhubarb and Orange Jam
Tutti-Frutti Rhubarb Jam
Spiced Rhubarb
Rhubarb Jelly
Rhubarb and Fig Jam
Currant Jam
Currant Punch
Candied Cherries
Currant and Raspberry Jelly
Spiced Currants
Cherry Jam
Green Currant Jam
Gooseberry Jam
Cherry and Currant Jam
Cherry Olives
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Baby's Clothes
by Ella M Weatherbee
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Sesson for---Somebody,
What About "Everybody's Gift Box?",
A Multitude of Counsel,
Another Message from Mrs Pennybacker,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 14, Issue #12: August 1923
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Work for Busy Fingers During Summer Days(Venetian Cutwork)
by Agnes May Golden - CROCHET:
Household Linens, Embroidered, Lace-Trimmed(filet,cameo,grape vine)
by Mary E Fitch
Heart, Cross and Anchor Lace(filet)
by Mrs A Mistretta
Scarf End in Filet, Butterfly Design
by Mrs G H Herbert
(3)Insertions for Towel Ends(filet, "T", Allover, Basket)
by Mrs E W Wearin
(2)Persistent Favorite Yokes
by Mrs R C Crooks - EMBROIDERY:
Shower of Towels, Dainty and Different(some filet, crochet)
by Carol Cox
Dining Room Linens in Gayest, Brightest of Applique
by Helen Grant
Quaint Wall Panel in Egyptian Applique
by Carol Cox
Grown Up Maid, Little Maids Have Their Aprons Patched
by Addie May Bodwell
Quaint Little Quilt for Babykin's Bed(nursery rhymes,applique/embroidery blocks)
by Helen Grant
Colorful Embroideries That Are Bound to Please
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Grandmother's Lace
by Ida Lucas
Garments for the Small Girl- Clytie Sweater, Nancy Suit
by Not Given - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Strawberry Gelatine
Cold Tongue, Potato Salad and Cucumbers
Jellied Salmon Loaf
Individual Blueberry Shortcakes
Hashed Brown Potatoes
Banana Fluff
Iced Boullion
Thousand Islands Dressing
Mrs King's Cream Dressing for Fruit Salad
Green Corn Chowder
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
To An Old Sachet
by W Livingston Larned
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Very Best Thing,
"Two Letters---from Two Women" and Others,
Friend Telephone,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #1: September 1923
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Some charming Little Linens That Fill a Need(embroidery,filet)
by Carol Cox - CROCHET:
Sq. Medallion
by Mrs Olive F Ashcroft
Insertion for Bedspread or Scarf
by Harriet Beard
Scarf-End in Monkey-Face Lace
by Mrs J M Hopper
(2)Pretty Yokes for Camisole(1 filet, pansy design, 1 Irish Lace)
by Mrs Martha Adkins
Lampshade in Linen and Lace(cutwork butterflies)
by Mary E Fitch
Wide Lace w/ Turned Corner
by Esther Eggert
Charming Luncheon Set, Hot Dish Mats to Match(crochet borders)
by Josephine Wells - EMBROIDERY:
Knit Stitch Embroidery for Milady's Bedroom
by Addie M Bodwell
Candle Shade, Novel and Pretty
by Not Given
Designs in Oriental Drawnwork or Swedish Weaving
by Addie may Bodwell
Requisites for the Guest Chamber
by Anna R Hapgood
Old Friend in New, Charming Role
by Agatha Mayne
Some Interesting Garments for the Little People
by Priscilla Graham
Everybody's Gift Box
by Mrs Mabel McKinley, Lilian Ede
Dainty Garments for Intimate Wear
by Elinor Haviland
Needlecraft's Gift Box
by Josephine Wells - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES(canning)
Delicious Canned Corn
Tomatoes
Peaches
Plums
Pears
Other Vegetables
Crystalized Peaches
Riviera Jam
Carrot Marmalade
Quince Marmalade
Quince Jelly
Sweet Pickled Peaches
Canton Apple Preserves
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Midsummer's Night Dance
by Mary Woodward Weatherbee
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"The Funniest Girl!",
"Love Letter" Such as the Editor Likes to Get,
Always a Way,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #2: October 1923
Page Count: 28
NOTES: I only have the cover for this issue at the moment...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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*Needlecraft's Gift Box
by *Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
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"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - TUTORIAL:
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(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
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"*"(*,*) - RECIPES
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #3: November 1923
Page Count: 44
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Two Beautiful Scarfs w/ Needlepoint Decoration(sq. Reticella motif)
by Carol Cox - CROCHET:
Tuxedo Collar in Filet, Rose Design
by Cora Anderson
Tuxedo Collar, Cuff Set in Filet(vine)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Face Cloth
by Lilla E Hunting
Pincushion w/ Crocheted Cover
by Marie Hultzer
Crochet Hook is Magic Wand for Beautifying Household Linens
by Olive F Ashcroft
Favorite Butterfly Motif, Unusual, Effective
by Mrs Amelia Richard
Towel and Scarf Insets(filet, rose, cat and reindeer)
by Carol Cox
"Duck" lace w/ Turned Corner(filet)
Variation of the Antique Pattern for Pillow Cover
by Mrs T H Decker
Trio of Handkerchiefs w/ Edge, Corners of Crochet
by Eva Joy Heitmeyer - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
American Legion Emblem(filet) Panel
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Lines for the Household, Embroidered and Lace-trimmed
by Grace E Macomber
Porch Set, Card Table Scarf to Match
by Mrs Will T Perry
Gifts that are Pretty, Useful, Sure to Be Appreciated
by Addie M Bodwell
Handsome Luncheon Cloth in Hardanger
by Elma Iona Locke
To Dress Up the Sweater
by Addie M Bodwell
Library Set, Unusual and Distinctive
by Addie May Bodwell
Linens for the Home, Dignified, Distinctive
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Eating Sets for the Little Folks
by Ethelyn Guppy - TATTING:
"Olive Tray Doily(linen center)",
by Mrs W C Pyle
"(2)Narrow Handkerchief Edgings",
by Julia Wootten
"Simple Camisole Top",
by Miss I J Donnelly
"Camisole w/ Chains of Rickrack Tatting",
by Martha Ringstad - TUTORIAL:
Lesson in Hairpin or Maltese Crochet
by Emma Chalmers Monroe - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
First Aid in the Laundry(ironing wax laundry doll)
by Anna G Bailey - RECIPES
Baked Squash Au Gratin
Thanksgiving Stuffed Celery
Just Mashed Potatoes
Eggs in Potato Cases
Shepherd's Pie
Potatoes a la Fromage
Puffed Potatoes and Sausages
Baked Cabbage
Banana Shortcake
Thanksgiving Nut Bread
Useful Sponge Cake
Cheese Straws
Raisin Sandwiches
Orange Salad
Chicken Tapioca Soup
Glasgow Hash
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Be Thankful
by Virginia Woods Mackall
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Not a Fairy Tale,
"Be Ye Thankful",
A Bit of Inspiration,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #4: December 1923
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Dining Room Set Suggestive of Christmas Season(embroidery)
by Grace E Macomber - CROCHET:
"Biddy" Hot Handle Holder(filet)
by Carol Cox
Boudoir or Auto Cap in Knot Stitch and Hairpin Crochet
by Frieda Hemmerich
Towel Trim w/ Coronation Braid
by Madelene R Valente
Scarf End or chair Back in Filet(flower basket)
by Mary E Fitch
Pillow Slips w/ Scallops in Crochet
by Clara A Olsen
Doilies w/ Scallop Crochet Border
by Mary E Fitch
Bonnet and Cap for Baby
by Not Given
Bird Lace w/ Corner(filet) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
(3)Poinsettia Scarf Ends(scalloped, 3-point, w/ shorter points)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Dining Room Set in Cross-stitch
by Helen Grant
Jack and Jill Dolls(printed pancake)
by Helen Grant
Group of Guest Towels, Luncheon Set
by Helene
Centerpiece w/ Cutwork Border(ivy leaves)
by Louise Palmer
Napkin Rings
by Agatha Mayne
Little Suit for All the Year Round
by Addie May Bodwell - KNITTING:
Sarasota Sweater, Roberta Sweater
by Clara E Herlitzins - TATTING:
"6-pt Star Luncheon Set(3 sizes)",
by Mildred Thompson
"(4)Trim for What You Wish",
by E F Tuininga - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Christmas House Cake
Assorted Christmas Cookies
Christmas Favors for Children
Fondant for Bonbons, Cream Walnuts, Chocolate Creams, Etc.
Fancy Chocolates
Gelatine Squares
by *Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Christmas
by Clara L Burnham
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Best Gift,
Her Gift Box,
Not "Xmas" Please,
Pin Money---or a Business,
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, 1924: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 15, Issue #5: January 1924
Page Count: 36
NOTES: There are corrections for the Mary Card Centerpiece on page 12 of the June 1924 issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome(round) Centerpiece, Fruit Design(filet)
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Table Runner w/ Crochet Trim
by Ethel M Beardsley
Scarf End in Lacet Stitch, Leaf Design
by Ethyl L Allison
Altar Lace(filet)
by Helena Aaberg
Scarf End, Sq. Inset(filet, ravens, dragons)
by Natalie Dupre
Charming Bag in Russian Crochet
by Olive F Ashcroft
(3)Yokes(filet)
by Ethelyn L Hubbard
Shamrock Lace, Insertion(filet)
(4) Filet Laces - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Handsome(round) Centerpiece, Fruit Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Interesting, Lovely Embroideries for Bedroom
by Frances Howland
Pieces for the Living Room, Library
by Addie May Bodwell
Dining Room Linens of Decided Distinction, Beauty, Newness
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Centerpiece in Hardanger Embroidery
by Elma Iona Locke
Dainty Underthings for Spring
by Addie May Bodwell
Trio of Charming Guest Towels
by Addie M Bodwell
Colorful Pansies in Embroidered Applique
by Addie May Bodwell
Luncheon Set w/ French Embroidery, Filet Crochet Inset Medallion
by Carol Cox - KNITTING:
(2)Knitted Bead Bags
by Dorothea Mason
Russian Blouse w/ Sports Hat
by Clara E Herlitzins
Baby's Coat, Bonnet, Boy's Suit, Bootees - TATTING:
"Piano Scarf End in Modern Tatting",
by Mrs Hattie A Deering - TUTORIAL:
How to Clean Black Dresses, Men's Clothes
by Martha Branch Browne - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Meat Stew w/ Puffy Dumplings
Fancy Meat Loaf
Sausage Rolls
Fish Cutlets
Getting the Most from a Roast of Beef
Meat Pie from Chop Trimmings
Creole Hash
Fried Eggs w/ Ham or Bacon
Leftover Meat en Casserole
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
At the Dawning of the Year
by Alice M Aiken
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Making Your Wish Come True,
"Original Ideas in All Kinds of Fancy Work",
"Hybrid Perpetuals",
Answered by the Editor
by Margaret Barton Manning - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #6: February 1924
Page Count: 44
NOTES: A. C. Stoddard took over the editorial reins with no fanfare or fond farewell to the previous long-term editor - because the previous long-term editor happened to be her unmarried self...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Doilies to Match Fruit Centerpiece(filet)
by Mary Card - FICTION(also an ad):
Out Stepped Ann!
by June Warren - CROCHET:
Little Linens w/ Filet Insets((3)fruit baskets)
by Carol Cox
(4)Filet Insertions for Towel Ends, Pillow Slips
by Not Given
Adorable Carriage Set of Linen, Filet Lace, Ribbon
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Dainty Round Bag and Purse
by Not Given
Cover for Marmalade Jar or Flower Holder
by Not Given
Linens w/ Bird or Scroll Insets(filet)
by Josephine Wells - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Doilies to Match Fruit Centerpiece(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Egyptian Touch in Household Embroideries
by Ethelyn Guppy
Table Covers w/ Flower Baskets
by Cora Wright
Quaint, Charming Bed Set
by Ethelyn Guppy
New, Delightful Use for Embroidered Markings(monograms)
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Towels Which are a Joy in the Making
by Carol Cox
*Needlecraft's Gift Box
by *Florence Ingalls - KNITTING:
Suit for Little Boy
by Not Given - TATTING:
"(2)Triangle Trims for Table Linens",
by Anna J Johnson - TUTORIAL:
The Favorite in Curtain Pulls(tassels,macrame cord)
by Margaret Dana - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
A Story in Embroidery
by W R Gilbert
Perplexities of the Visiting Card
by Catherine Blinton Clark - RECIPES
Tough Steak into Prime Cut
Chocolate Cocoanut Rice
One-Egg Custard
Fish Cakes w/out Eggs
Bacon Strips w/ Eggs
Saving Time on Baked Potato
Gelatine in Place of Eggs
For Soda Receipts
No Waste in Baked Puddings
Southern Apple Pie
Mock-Cherry Pie
Saving Milk
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Belated Valentine
by Ella W Ricker
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Over the Telephone,
Valentines for Needlecraft,
Feed the Birds,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #7: March 1924
Page Count: 44
NOTES: Full-page ad for the brand new Chevrolet All-Year Sedan - for $795...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
As a Trim for Household Linens, Filet-Crochet Still Bears the Palm(roses)
by Mary E Fitch - CROCHET:
Rose Design Borders, Scarf End(filet)
by Olive Ashcroft
(2)Charming Yokes for Spring
by Not Given
Border w/ Corner for Lunchloth, matching Triangle(filet)
by Not Given
Filet Lace w/ Corner
by Mrs G V Memmel
Border for Wool Crochet
by Not Given
Scarf End or Border, Fan Design
by Mrs R L Latham
Child's Bonnet
by Olive Ashcroft
Lace Border w/ Corner(filet)
by Not Given
Sport Hat
by Agnes Lundby - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Doilies to Match Fruit Centerpiece(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Galaxy of Aprons
by Helen Grant
Dainty New Dress(linens) for the Bedroom
by Grace E Macomber
Luncheon Set w/ Adorable Fruit Design(cross-stitch)
by Agatha Mayne
Towels for Gift Box, Linen Closet
by Josephine Wells
When Baby Goes Ajourneying(carriage robe)
by Ethelyn Guppy - KNITTING:
Nadine Sweater
by Chloe Williams
Child's Cape, Cap
by Not Given - TATTING:
"Roses Edge for Handkerchief",
by Helene Gebhart - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Delicious Bread
Raisin Bread
Whole-Wheat Bread
Five Kinds of Bread Rolls
Potato Rolls
Finger Rolls
Tea Biscuits
Pocketbook Rolls
Coffee Rings
Cinnamon Buns
Company Biscuits
Nut Biscuits
Whole Wheat Breakfast Muffins
Snake Buns
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
To-morrow's Mother
by W Livingston Larned
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Story of a Christmas Tree,
A Repeated Message,
"The Handkerchief Girl",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #8: April 1924
Page Count: 44
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Set Combining Lace(filet flower basket), Embroidery
by Carol Cox - FICTION(also an ad):
All Eyes on Peggy
by Betty Earle - CROCHET:
Cherry Bought Lace w/ Corner, Matching Triangle(filet)
by Not Given
Scarf End, Napkin Corner(filet,grape vine)
by Olive F Ashcroft
(3)Filet Edgings w/ Corners,
Triple Shell Edging - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
New Wild Rose Centerpiece(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Delightsome Noah's Ark Bedroom Set for Littlest Maid, Man
by Helen Grant
Table Linens in Bright Colors, Easy Stitches(w/ (3)crochet edgings)
by Agnes May Golden
Some Charming Bits of Needlework(w/ crochet, cutwork)
by Carol Cox
Some Colorful Embroideries for the Dining Room
by Elinor M Haviland
Table Cover Distinctly Italian in character(w/ Reticella inset)
by Natalie Dupre
Interesting Embroideries for Living Room, Library
by Marion Dana
Trio of Guest Towels, Novel, Fetching
by Addie May Bodwell - KNITTING:
(5)Edgings
by Frieda Bettex - TATTING:
"Baby's Jacket, Scarf End of Modern Tatting(w/ tassles)",
by Anna J Johnson
"Sq. Camisole Yoke",
by Fanny Fugate
"Dainty, Quickly Made Little Cap(bonnet)",
by Mrs D S Bryan - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
White Sauce
Onion Sauce
Parsley Sauce or Egg Sauce
Cheese Sauce
Cream-of-Tomato Sauce
Marshmallow Sauce
Meat Sauce
Jelly Sauce
Raisin Sauce
Plain Tomato Sauce
Sauce Piquant
Bread Sauce
Drawn Butter
Cucumber Sauce
Cocoanut Sauce
Lemon Sauce
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Easter
by Caroline A Walker
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Then Comes Easter,
Once More---The Birds,
Pleas for Being "Different",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #9: May 1924
Page Count: 36
NOTES: This is one of those rare covers that displays tatting!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Set for the Library or Living Room,Showing the New Dorondo Embroidery(w/ a pineapple crochet border)
by Addie may Bodwell - FICTION(also an ad):
*
by * - CROCHET:
Border, Insertion w/ Corners
by Mrs J C Logus
Especially Dainty Yoke for Camisole
by Lottie Mosher
Yoke made from Pinecone Medallion
by Lavilla W Macomber
Filet Yoke
by Mrs Clara M Jones
Border w/ Corner, Matching Triangle
by Olive F Ashcroft
Narrow Edging
Fern Leaf Lace and Corner w/ Matching Triangle(filet)
More Variations of the Antique Pattern(w/ corners) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Handsome Bedspread in Trefoil Design(filet bands)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
3-Piece Sets Are Up-to-the-Minute, Altogether Charming
by Marion Matthews
Luncheon Set- Easy to Make and Pretty
by Harriet Wheeler
Dining Room Linens in Solid Embroidery, Cutwork
by Evelyn Southend
Tray Cloth Combining Drawnwork, Oriental Darning
by Martha Adkins - KNITTING:
Sweater Blouse
by Not Given - TATTING:
"Scarf End or Border for Piano Scarf",
by Anna J Johnson
"Togs for the Wee One, Dainty and Bewitching(on cover)",
by Nellie A Johnson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions-(p11 has color!) - RECIPES
Strawberry Angel Baba
Glace Strawberry
Strawberry Ice Cream Charlotte
Rich Strawberry Ice Cream
Baskets of Strawberries
Strawberry Ice
Strawberry Cup
Strawberry Shortcake
Other Strawberry Ideas
Novelty Ice Cream Sandwich
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Craftsmanship
by W Livingston Larned
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
One Mother's Day,
A Bit of Good Advice,
Gift Shop That Is To Be,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #10: June 1924
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Teacloth w/ Corners of Favorite Butterfly Motif(filet)
by Grace L Fitch - FICTION(also an ad):
If One Only Knew
by Beatrice Imboden - CROCHET:
Comfy Kimono for the Littlest One
by Mrs G W Culver
Scarf End of Tabs in Filet(stemmed roses)
by Mrs Martha Adkins
Butterfly(Filet) Novelty in Camisole Tops
by I Luella Schorr
Wheel Design for Bedspread
by Mrs F V Smith
Marjorie Sweater, Audrey Sweater
by Clara E Herlitzius
Simplicity Edging
by Clara M Jones
Eleanor Edging
by Mabel C Doty
(2)filet Edgings
by Mrs Martha Adkins
Scarf w/ Filet Flower and Band Insertion
by Mary E Fitch
Dress for Young Girl
by Not Given - EMBROIDERY:
Centerpiece, Scarf in White Embroidery
by Addie May Bodwell
Delightful Little Linens That Smack of Summery Days
by Agatha Mayne
Charming Togs for Little Folks, Grownups
by Addie M Bodwell - KNITTING:
Barbara Sweater, Jeannette Sweater
by Jennie Crow
(3)Novel Designs in laces
by Frieda Bettex - TATTING:
"Powder Puff w/ Tatted Corner",
by Anna J Johnson
"Doilies w/ Tatted Border",
by Mrs C U Bramblette - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CORRECTION:
"Centerpiece, Fruit Design(filet)"(January 1924) - RECIPES
Cherry Pie
English Cherry Pie
Cherry Blancmange
Cherry Steamed Pudding
Cherry Jelly
Cherry Fritters
Cherry Olives
Cherry Marmalade
Sauce for Cherry Fritters
Cherry Ice Cream or Tortoni
Cherry Ice or Sherbet
Cherry and Currant Jam
Cherry Conserve
Cherry Vinegar
Cherry Punch
Cherry Salad
Honey Dressing for Fruit Salad
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
How Grandma kept Well and Happy
by Nina St Clair Campbell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Rose for Father,
Some Little Pots of Gold,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #11: July 1924
Page Count: 28
NOTES: There's a nifty poem in this issue that is a mnemonic device to keep UK and US crochet instructions straight...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Emblem of "The Daughters of the American Revolution"(round filet)
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
New Filet Designs for Table Runner, Pillow Top
by Grace L Fitch
Baby's Bonnet in Hairpin Crochet
by Mrs W J King
Centerpiece w/ Mile-a-Minute Motif
by Mrs David Ebersol
Pretty Water Set
by Mrs Louise Brudahl
Filet Yoke
by Helene Gebhart
Filet Lace
by Mrs martha Adkins
Elice Edging
by Eugenia R Pinkney
Abbyville Lace
by Eugenia R Pinkney
Border in Filet
by Edith Beltzhoover
Child's Shoe in Afghan Stitch
by Anne Goodchild
Water Lily Lace w/ Corner, Matching Triangle(filet) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Emblem of "The Daughters of the American Revolution"(round filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Dainty Little Frocks for Dear Little Maids
by Cora Wright
Collar/Cuff Sets
by Josephine Wells
Bewitching Bedroom Set
by Bennie Hall - KNITTING:
Baby's Bootee
by Eugenia R Pinkney - TATTING:
"Border for Doilies or Luncheon Set",
by Mrs S R Sims
"(3) Camisole Yokes(w/ rickrack,ribbon)",
by Nellie A Johnson - RECIPES
Summer Salads
Cucumber Gelatine Salad
Salad Dressings
Tomato Cheese Salad
Onion and Cucumber Salad
French Dressing
Gelatine Salad
Cold Meat and Green Pea Salad
Supper Salad
Cream Gelatine Salad
String Bean Company Salad
Creamed Swiss Chard
Fried tomatoes on Toast
Stewed Young Carrots
Cooking Summer Vegetables
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The Rhyme of the Stitches
by Florence M Calkins
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Preserving Hint,
From the Editor to...,
Origin of the Zelle Gift Shop,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 15, Issue #12: August 1924
Page Count: 28
NOTES: I was pretty shocked to see a swastika pattern given in this issue, then recalled what year it was published in...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Crocheted Set for the Littlest One
by Clara E Herlitzius - CROCHET:
Initial Teacloth Corners
by Ida C Farr
Berry Spray Lace w/ Corner(filet)
by Not Given
US Marine Corps Emblem for Pillow Top(filet)
by Mrs E R Sommer
(4)Narrow Edgings
by Lilly May Nelson
Swastika Border w/ Corner(filet)
by Mrs J S Daiken
Buttercup Lace w/ Corner, Matching Triangle(filet)
Border in Cluster Stitch - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Lace for Altar Cloth(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Interesting Set in Bright Colors, Simple Stitchery
by Addie M Bodwell
Covers for Mah Jong Table
by Addie May Bodwell
Luncheon Set Featuring New Free Applique
by Mrs C U Bramblette - KNITTING:
Fan Pattern Insertion Band
by Mrs A T Hill
(4)Narrow Laces
by Mary Sue McClanahan
(3)Men's Ties
by Not Given - TATTING:
"Child's Yoke w/ Sleeves",
by Hilda Ringenberg - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Blackberry Cornstarch Pudding
Blueberry Meringue Pie
Pears au Naturael w/ Cherries
Peach Meringue Pie
Blueberry Buns
Blackberry Shortcake
Blackberry Pudding
Lemon Sauce
Canning Uncooked Blueberries
Candied Watermelon Rind
Delicious Mind Jelly
Sweet Pickled Peaches
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Grandmother's Quilt
by Dorothea Ellen Young
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Question,
Concerning Needlecraft Shops,
Capitalize Your Vacation,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #1: September 1924
Page Count: 44
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Sets Featuring Drawn-in Threads of Color
by Addie M Bodwell - CROCHET:
Cover for Sugar Bowl or Medicine Glass
by Mrs F A Ackerley
Lace/Insertion for Pillow Slips
by Jennie Beals
Durable Trim for Towel Ends
by Velma Wyant
Handsome Dragon Design for Chair Back(filet)
by Josephine Wells
Corners for Teacloth, Napkins(filet, tea service motifs)
by Mrs L A Delorne
(2)Laces w/ Corner(filet, rose, flower basket)
by Mrs Martha Adkins
(2)Filet Yokes(1 sq.), Rose Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Sq. Doily w/ Linen Center - EMBROIDERY:
Shower of Lovely Towels
by Carol Cox
Handsome Set in Yarn Embroidery for Library
by Addie May Bodwell
Aprons That Combine Utility, Beauty in Marked Degree
by Cora Wright
Interesting Set for next Bridge Luncheon
by Helen Grant
Gifts for the Housewife
by Elsie Sutherland
Household Linens of Irresistible Charm, Novelty
by Helene Gebhart - KNITTING:
Baby's Coat, Bonnet
by Not Given
(3)Laces
by Mary Sue McClanahan, Mrs J W McLeod, Helena Aaberg
Baby's Frock, Boy's Sweater
by Not Given - TATTING:
"Centerpiece of Linen and Tatted Squares",
by Mrs A W Thornton - TUTORIAL:
Renaissance of the Drawn-In Rug
by Martha Wainwright - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Favorite Grape Dessert
Grape Whip
Grape Fancies
Grape Jelly Cake
Rich Grape Preserves
Best of All Catchup
Virginia Spiced Grapes
Grape Jelly That Jells
Unfermented Grape Juice
Grape Salad
Bran Luncheon Biscuit
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Needlecraft Queen
by Sara Louks
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Her Book of Joys,
A "Fair" Beginning,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #2: October 1924
Page Count: 48
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Some Interesting Combinations of (filet)Lace and Linen
by Emma L Boardman - FICTION(also an ad):
Janie's Secret
by Grace G Reihm - CROCHET:
Filet Chair Back(peacocks), Cloth and Napkin Corners(filet, butterflies)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Dainty Pillow of Linen, Filet Lace
by Helene Gebhart
Pythian Sisters Emblem for Pillow Top(filet)
by W F Mellott
Hot Dish Mats, Horn of Plenty Design
by Mrs Ruby Klassen
Baby's Sleeveless Jacket
by Mrs A L Lewen
Vandyke Lace in Knot Stitch, Filet
by Mrs F C Kuelme
Daisy Lace
by Eva Kelton
Child's Yoke w/ Sleaves(filet)
by Mrs Viola Jenkins
Sunbonnet Babies(filet)-
#1: The Sweeper,
#2: The Duster
by Mrs H K Leppink
"Lillie" Lace
(2)Borders for Doiies, Centerpieces(fan pattern, medallion) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Emblem of the Eastern Star(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Dining Room Embroideries in Gay Colors
by Bennie Hall
Dainty Useful Gifts for Littlest Folks
by Carol Cox
Furnishings for the Living Room
by Katherine MacDonald
Black Sateen Affords Fascinating Foundation for Gay Stitcheries
by Helen Grant
Hot Handle Holder(cloth)
by Helene Gebhart
Handkerchiefs for Kiddies
by Agnes Choate Wonson
Intriguing Hat, Scarf w/ Wool Embroidery
by Helen Grant
Towels for Glass, Silver, China
by Bennie Hall
3-Piece Table Set
by Grace E Macomber - KNITTING:
Baby's Drawers
by Not Given
Knitted Set for Miss Dolly
by Mrs E S Cook
Baby's Jacket, Cap - TATTING:
"Cover for Round Pillow",
by Mabel Kesl - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Whole Wheat Raisin Bread
Raisin White Bread
Bran Bread
Bran Muffins
Raisin Ice Cream
Rice Custard Pudding w/ Raisins
Raisin Baking Powder Biscuits
Strawberry Gelatine Fancy
Orange Snow
by *Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Blooming in the Fall
by Clara J Denton
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Some Answers to a Question,
Day by Day,
The Finishing Touches,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #3: November 1924
Page Count: 48
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Knitted Togs Which Demonstrate Comfort, Good Looks
by Frances S Bruce - CROCHET:
Bag w/ Crocheted Trim
by Olive F Ashcroft
Old Centerpieces, Doilies w/ Crochet Edgings
by Elsie Sutherland
(filet)Trim for Dining Room Linens, Chrysanthemum Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Spoke Lace
by Mrs Julia Pinegar
Edgings W Corner(filet)
by Ida C Farr
Napkin Corner Matching Cherry-Bough Pattern(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Child's Round Yoke of Hex Medallions
by Carrie Hooper
Sunbonnet Babies(filet)-
#3: The Marketwoman,
#4: The Washerwoman,
#5: The Cook
by Mrs H K Leppink
Oval Doily or Traycloth(filet)
by Not Given
Lace, Insertion w/ Corner(filet, fleur-de-Lis)
by Edward Ellis Ford
(2)Quaint Eating Bibs from Overseas(filet, birds)
by Anna Ferarri
Trim For Anything You Wish(1 filet, one triangles w/ tassles, 1 fan, one cluny w/ tassles)
by Mrs O F Ashcroft
Oddfellow Emblem for Pillow Top(filet)
by W F Mellott
"Teddy Bear" Lace(filet)
by Not Given
Bedroom Slippers - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Luncheon/Bridge Cloth, Napkins(filet flowers, card pips)
Handbag of Seeds
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Bags for many Uses, Desireable and Different
by Addie m Bodwell
Easy Embroideries for the Bedroom Beautiful
by Bennie Hall
Handkerchiefs for Christmas Giving
by Emma L Boardman
Cap, Gown for Milady's Wearing
by Helen Grant
Everybody's Gift Box
by Madelene R Valente
Set of Covers for Overstuffed Furniture
by Addie M Bodwell
Page of Cross-stitch Designs(in color!) - KNITTING:
Baby's Sock w/ Knee
by Anne Goodchild
Alicia Vest, Imogene Sweater, Victor Sweater(for boys)
by Frances S Bruce
Bedroom Slippers - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Delicious Turkey Stuffing
Gravy Cakes
Sweet Potato Croquettes
Stuffed Onions
Pineapple Salad
Glorified Indian Pudding
Ice Cream Apples
Chocolate Wafer Sandwiches
Marshmallow Mold
Surprise Salad for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Citron Cake
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Thanksgiving
by Margaret Aliona Dole
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"Nothing To Be Thankful For",
American Prayer Rug,
Taking Account of Stock,
Mrs W R Long, of California,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #4: December 1924
Page Count: 48
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
New Luncheon Set You Will Delight in Making(embroidery)
by Ethelyn J Guppy - CROCHET:
Corner, Door Pillow Top, Grape Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Hot Dish Mat, Rose Pattern
by Rosa W Smith
(4)Pulls for Curtains, Electric Lights
by Lilla E Hunting
Corner for Tea Cloth, Violet Design(filet)
by Inez B Strouse
Insertion w/ Corner, Rose Design
by Mrs H J Hanson
Quaint Toys for the Kiddies(Penguin, Birdie)
by Helen Perry Curtis
Dainty Powder Puff
Church Lace w/ Corner, Lily Design(filet)
Border for Doily, Wheel Pattern
Block Lace w/ Corner
Antique Lace w/ Corner
Ribbon Lace, Insertion w/ Corner - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Variety of Napkin Corners(filet)-
#1: Grapevine
#2: Wild Rose and Pigeon
#3: Initial
#4: Initial w/ Lacet Filling
#5: Honeysuckle
#6: Matching Afternoon Tea Cloth
#7: Marguerite
Shriner's Emblem Pillow Top(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Christmas Letter Everyone Is Sure to be Watching For
by Emma L Boardman
Pretty Togs for Dressing Up the Home
by Bennie Hall
Dining Room Sets, Unusual, Interesting
by Agatha Mayne
Bedroom Set w/ Embroidred Applique
by Ethelyn Guppy
Bright Embroideries for the Dining Room
by Grace E Macomber
Gifts for the Housekeeper
by Addie May Bodwell
Household Linens Featuring Reticella Medallions
by Carol Cox
Library Set of Black Sateen
by Marion Dana
Cross-stitch Motifs Page(in color!) - KNITTING:
(3)Laces w/ Corners(eyelet, scroll, trefoil)
by Florence Marian Hayes
Baby Set
by Christine Yeranian - TATTING:
"Nightgown Yoke w/ Crochet",
by Mrs D N Beard
"Lovely Yoke of Rose Medallions",
by Martha Stockdale
"Child's Yoke in Modern Tatting",
by Anna J Johnson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES
Christmas Tutti Frutti
Uncooked Fondant Candy
Christmas Plum Pudding Bonbons
Crystalized Popcorn
Salted Almonds or Peanuts
Stuffed Dates
Christmas Bonbon Cakes
Christmas Pound Cakes
Gay Christmas Dessert
Fancy Salads
Christmas Star Salad
Pineapple Star Salad
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Christmas Quilt
by Grace H Dryden
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Gift Subscription,
Teach the Little Folks to Give,
Do What You Can,
Her Verdict,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, 1925: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 16, Issue #5: January 1925
Page Count: 48
NOTES: The story in this issue was NOT just an ad for The Women's Institute...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
These Lovely Linens for the Dining Room Specialize in Cutwork
by Carol Cox - FICTION:
It Takes Courage Only
by Helen Austin - FICTION(actually an ad):
Coralie Confides in Me!
by Marjorie Dixon - CROCHET:
Filet Bag, Rose Design
by Emma L Boardman
Filet Border and Triangle, Snowdrops in Vase Design
by Not Given
Wild Rose Filet Borders(4 different corners/edgings, 1 Camisole yoke)
by Olive F Ashcroft
"Home Sweet Home" w/ Roses Design, Door Panel in Filet
by Mrs Mary Thompson
(3)Rnd Medallions for Many Uses
by Mrs Eleanor D Hill
Rebekah Pillow in Fillet(reprint
by Pearl McNeilly - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Stork Baby Pillow in Filet
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Charming Possibilities of a Single Lovely Wreath Design
by Addie May Bodwell
Individual Breakfast Set
by Emma L Boardman
Designs in Uncut Hardanger, Ivory Work or Flat Stitch Embroidery
by Mrs E E Frick
Color a Feature Little Linens(color on page!)
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Simple Lines, Colorful Embroideries Dominate the New Mode
by Bennie Hall
Quartette of Aprons
by Addie M Bodwell
Bedroom Set You Will Love to Own, Use(with color!)
by Addie M Bodwell - KNITTING:
The Teddy Suit(on cover)
by Clara Herlitzius
Ladies' Sweater-Blouse
by Not Given
Lace/Insertion Sets- Shamrock, Pyramid
by Anna Brunton - TATTING:
"(2)Insertion/Borders w/ (1)Corner, (5)Medallions",
by Anna J Johnson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
The Relationship of Charm and Personality to Good Manners
by Eleanor Warburton - RECIPES
Cabbage a la Hamburger
Sausage Rolls
Roast Chicken Italian Style
Stewed Chicken w/ Golden Sauce
Boston Pot Roast
Beef Rissoles
Round Steak
Baked Tomato Hash
Bacon and Batter
Veal Pie
Pickled Apples
Baked Tripe
Liver and Onions
Ham Balls
Stuffed Pork Tenderloins
To Make Potted Ham
Baked Sweetbreads
Boiled Cod w/ Oysters
Creamed Oysters
Stewed Shrimps
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Song for the New Year
by Vivian Y Laramore
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"Wish You a Happy New Year",
Take Notice, Please,
Anothe rBit of Experience,
Again---Those Nerves,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #6: February 1925
Page Count: 48
NOTES: There is a correction for the Trinity Lace(knit) on page 31 of the April 1925 issue;
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Dining Room Linens, Distinctive, In Every Way Worthwhile(embroidery/cutwork,crochet scallop scarf ends)
by Emma L Boardman - CROCHET:
Filet Border for Household Linens, Tea Service Design
by Not Given
Selma Lace
by Eugenia R Pinkney
Collar in Crochet
by Ella Howe
"Veterans of Foreign Wars" Emblem for Pillow Top
by Adaline Abington
"Arenda" Doily
by Eugenia R Pinkney
Centerpiece in Venetian Crochet
by Henrietta Campbell
(10)Dainty Narrow Edgings for Many Uses
by Miss E F Tainsh
Filet Yoke, Grape Leaf Design
by Florence Marian Hayes
Yoke- Attractive Var. of "Mile-a-Minute" Design
by Margie Norris
(filet)Lace for Towel Ends - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Pillow Cover or Oval Center, Wren and Mimosa Design
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Colorful Embroideries for the Dining Room
by Helen Grant
Embroidered Linens for the Home(4 crochet edgings)
by Alice Mason Deland
(3)Attractive 3-Piece Sets
by Agatha mayne
Group of Lovely Towels
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Ladies' Suit
by Not Given
Child's Cap w/ Gored Crown
by Mrs S L Peltzer
Lace w/ Corner
by Florence Marian Hayes
Togs for the Littlest Folk
by Clara Herlitzius
(2)Thread Lace in Knitting
by Mrs J S Martin - TATTING:
"Centerpiece of Many Possibilities",
by Mrs J C Spencer - OTHER:
Serviceable Handbag from an Inner Tube
by Mrs G B Billings - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FICTION(also an ad):
The Amazing Moment
by June Warren - RECIPES(best use of canned)
Peas w/ Cream
Creamed Peas, Celery
Peas and Carrots
Souffle of Peas
Corn Fluff
Corn Pudding
Baked Corn
Mock Oysters
New York Fritters
Escalloped Tomatoes
Tomato Pilau
Tomato Beef Bake
Corn and Tomatoes
Baked Asparagus
Escalloped Corn w/ Cheese
String Beans Served Plain
String Beans w/ Brown Butter
String Beans w/ Vinegar
Tomato Toast
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Family Valentine
by Anne C Strong
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Message to the Purpose,
Hats Off Again...to Maine, This Time,
Just Among Ourselves,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #7: March 1925
Page Count: 44
NOTES: There is a correction for the Scarf, Grapevine Pattern on page 21 of the January 1926 issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Scarf to match the Grapevine Teacloth
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Scarf End, Ring Design
by Mrs B Welden
Wheel Lace for Scarf End
by Nina Bates
Doily, Monkey Face Pattern
by Mary Hodgkinson
Lace for Altar Cloth(filet)
by Mary Mistretta
Bannerdale Lace w/ Corner
Knight Templar Insignia for Pillow Top
by W F Mellott
Pointed Yoke, Nightgown Yoke of Medallions
by Mrs C H Faunce
Pansy Lace, Matching Triangle(filet)
Sphinx Border w/ Corner(filet)
Lace for Afternoon Teacloth - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Scarf to Match the Grapevine Teacloth
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
New-Time Bed Set in Knot Stitch Embroidery
by Mary S Norcross
Alluring Designs in Garments for Intimate Wear
by Marie Boudreau
Bright Color Dining Room Embroideries
by Helen Grant
New (lamp)Shades That Anyone Can Make(color!)
by Helen Grant
Favorite Basket Design in Applique
by Ethelyn J Guppy
New Wrinkles in Towel Making
by Emma L Boardman
Daintiest of Toggery for Intimate Wear(on cover)
by Addie May Bodwell
Dainty Handkerchief is a Delightful Gift
by Mrs G L Morris
Make the Kitchen Attractive
by Agatha Mayne - KNITTING:
Jaunty Cap for Laddie Boy
by Eugenia R Pinkney
Roman Stripe Scarf
by Emma L Boardman - TATTING:
"Large Doily, (2)Handkerchief Edgings",
by Anna Hoskins
"(4)Trims w/ Piquant Charm",
by Sudie Sherrod - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FICTION(also an ad):
A Miracle Mother
by Marion Bryant - RECIPES
Baked Mackerel w/ rice
Creamed Fish w/ Parsley Sauce
White Fricassee of Oysters
Creamed Scallops in Shell
Baked Pan Fish
Salmon Loaf
Codfish Baked in Milk
New England Fish Chowder
New Orleans Baked Fish
Broiled Salt Codfish w/ Potato Cakes
Steamed Fish
Favorite Fish Balls
Fish Croquettes
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Needlecraft Helps
by Mrs L C Heath
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Roses in Midwinter,
Shall We Have It?(a table of contents),
Earning a Living w/ the Needle,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #8: April 1925
Page Count: 48
NOTES: There is a correction for the pattern "Baby Bonnet, Pineapple Design" in the August 1925 issue on page 20...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Lovely Centerpiece in Simplest Cutwork Will Prove a Joy Forever
by Hilma Christensen - CROCHET:
Roses in Filet Are Blooming For Your Bedroom
by Olive F Ashcroft
Wheel Lace
by Mrs F J Cantillon
Daisy Lace
by Mrs A L Norman
(2)Baby Jackets
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Spoke Lace w/ Turned Collar
by Mrs m E Davidson
(3)Attractive, Serviceable Trim(filet)
by Edward Ellis Ford
(3)Attractive Trims in Filet and Lacet
by Annie Howeth
Jaunty Cap for Any Tot
by Mrs Jessie Lamb
Border, Star Pattern, w/ Corner(filet)
by Luella M Grimbly
Camisole Top - EMBROIDERY:
Pretty Pillowslips
by Grace Eastman Macomber
Dining Room Linens
by Agatha Mayne
Set for Library or Living Room, Novel, Distinctive
by Addie M Bodwell
Last Word in 3-Piece Buffet Set
by Helene Gebhart
Enticing Chairback in Apricot Linen(dragons in cross-stitch)
by Emma L Boardman
Dress-Up Suit for a Little Girl(on cover)
by Helen Grant - KNITTING:
Pamela Frock(for baby)
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Doily, Border for Teacloth in Tapestry Knitting(owl motif)
by Anna Brunton
Sleeveless Sweater
by Pearl M Brumback
Blouse in Simple Block Pattern - TATTING:
"Scarf End",
by Anna J Johnson
"Scarf End w/ Twisted Tatting, Vandyke Edging",
by Anna Hoskins
"Edge for Doilies, Camisole Top in 1-Thread Tatting",
by Mrs C H Faunce
"(3) Dainty Borders for Doilies, Towels, Handkerchiefs",
by Caroline Krott
"(2)Baby Bonnets for Springtime",
by Robbie West Prior
"Baby Bonnet, Pineapple Design",
by Mrs I M Wilburn
"Baby Bonnet",
by Miss C H Bates - TUTORIAL:
Novelties in Sealing-Wax(the kind used on letters)
by Katherine V Kasser
Flat Bead-Chain w/ Picot Edge(beading)
by May Peters
Novel and Attractive Pieces in Basketry
by Margaret J Carney - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Entertaining and Being Entertained
by Eleanor Warburton - FICTION(also an ad):
Julie's a Wonder!
by Marjorie Adams - CORRECTION:
"Trinity Lace(knit)"(Feb. 1925) - RECIPES
Printanier Salad
Canned String Bean Salad
Butterfly Pie
April Fool Salad
Rhubarb Cooked w/ Prunes
Flower Cakes for Easter
Potato Chocolate Cake
Rice Fruit Pudding
Cornstarch Prune Pudding
Cereal Rabbit w/ Cheese Sauce
Milanese Macaroni
Nested Eggs
Omelet Roll
Corned Beef Rechaufee
Meat Loaf w/ Potato Crust
Creole Ham
Chicken Dumplings
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Legend of the Easter Lily
by Minna Irving
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Little Saint Ruby,
True Story of Mollie's Gift Shop,
For Easter Wearing,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #9: May 1925
Page Count: 48
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Design for Buffet Set(cherubs) in Filet Crochet and Lacet Stitch
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Novelty Lace
by Mrs J H Deeling
Individual Pillow Slips "Mother" "Father"(filet)
by Jennie Beals
Viola Scarf End in Filet
by Euphemia Tainsh
(2)Trims, Unusual, Attractive(Octagon, Torchon)
by C A Crooks
Needle Painting in Crochet, Using 2 or More Colors
by Mrs T D Martin
(3)Doilies for the Hope Chest
by Lillian Harris, Aurora Beavers, Jennie Beals
(2)More Doilies for the Hope Chest
by Dorothy Meservey, Margaret E Sweeting
Masonic Emblem, Double-headed Eagle of 32nd Degree(filet)
by W F Mellott
(4)Pretty Trimmings Suitable for Many Uses(Ella(w/ insertion), Anchor, Cleona)
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Camisole Top in Filet - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Design for Buffet Set(cherubs) in Filet Crochet and Lacet Stitch
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Curtains for the Enchanted Cottage
by Bennie Hall
Luncheon Sets
by Beatrice Ferrell Sobolenski
Colorful Living Room Embroideries
by Agatha Mayne
Sq. Centerpiece in Hardanger Embroidery
by Nellie Clarke Browne
Gifts for the Kiddies(bibs,Peter Rabbit Shoe Pocket)
by Beatrice Ferrell - KNITTING:
Baby's 1st Garments- Petticoat, Jacket, Shirt, Drawers, Belt - TATTING:
"Scarf End w/ Crochet",
by Mrs Alice McLeod
"6-pt Doily for the Hope Chest(linen center)",
by Marie Meyer
"(7)Attractive and Useful Trims",
by Clara Haase
"Dainty Collar",
by Anna Hoskins - TUTORIAL:
New Baskets for Ferns and Flowers(basket weaving)
by Margaret J Carney - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Amenities of Engagements
by Eleanor Warburton - RECIPES
Spinach and Cheese Timbales
Asparagus Patties
Patty Shells
Quick Patty Cases
Spring Salad
Dandelion Salad
Dandelion Asparagus
Vegetable Dinners
Dandelions w/ Melted Butter
Tart Greens
Spinach Cooked w/out Water
Spinach w/ Scrambled Eggs
Spring Scallop
Vegetables and Baking Powder Biscuits
Creamed Young Carrots
Young Cabbage Bake
Chard "Asparagus"
Spinach, Dandelions or Beet Greens w/ Tomato Sauce
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Thinking of Mother
by Hannah Doppmann
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Remembering Mother,
Leaves from One Woman's Notebook of Experience,
Again the Gift Subscription,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #10: June 1925
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Easy To Do Are These Embroideries for the Bedroom
by Addie M Bodwell - CROCHET:
Lace/Insertions(filet)- Keeble, Colne, Marne, Selby, Butterfly-and-Lacet
by Blanche Kendall-Job
Tuxedo Collar in Filet
by Madelene R Valents
Overly Lace
by Arline Olson
(2)Edgings, Useful and Pretty
by Katherine Bestfather
Camisole Top, Nightgown Yoke, Dogwood Blossom Design(filet)
by Mrs A R McQueen - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Deep Border, Tulip Design, for Table Cover, Curtains, Dresser Scarf(filet,on cover)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Linens w/ Colored Borders, Ready-Drawn Threads
by Emma L Boardman
Effective Bedroom Set in Simple Hardanger
by Alma MacTammany
Some Novel, Appealing Var. in Popular 3-Piece Sets
by Grace E Macomber
Embroideries for the Home
by Addie M Bodwell
Quaint Picture Pillow in Applique
by Beatrice Sobolenski - TATTING:
"Insertion/Edge w/ Hairpin Crochet",
by Anna J Johnson
"A Trim for Any Use",
by Anna Hoskins - TUTORIAL:
Serving Tray, Hanging Basket for Our Reed Workers
by Margaret J Carney - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
When A Girl Marries
by Eleanor Warburton - RECIPES
Fruit Baskets
Jellied Consomme
Wedding Salad
Butterfly Salad
Wedding Cake
Ice Cream Werved in Meringue Shells
Frozen Hearts
Wedding Rolls
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
My Mother's Crochet
by Olive F Woolley Burt
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Expectation of Good,
Another Leaf from That Notebook,
All Friends Together,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #11: July 1925
Page Count: 28
NOTES: Campbell's soup full-page ads have begun to crop up...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Embroidered Pieces Rank First Among Good Gifts(w/ filet edging)
by Emma L Boardman - CROCHET:
Unique, Lovely (filet)Trim for Pillow Slips, Rose Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Kimono for the Baby
by Nellie C Hiday
Scarf End in Filet(flowers, berries)
by Mrs J E Hamilton
Corner for Luncheon Cloth
by Mrs H R Reynolds
Edge for Buffet Set or Curtains
by Madelene R Valente
Lace w/ Corner - EMBROIDERY:
Practical, Easy-to-Make Table Sets
by Beatrice Ferrell
Choose Prettiest for Your Summer Needlework
by Helen Grant
Some Charming Little Frocks w/ Different, Distinctive Decoration
by Helen Perry Curtis
Unique Party Dresses for the Card Table- Smoking Suits, Butterfly Suits
by Beatrice Ferrell
Playtime is Delightsome When One's Clothes are Right
by Helen Grant
Embroideries for Spare-Moment Recreation
by Helene Gebhart - KNITTING:
Janice Sweater
by Pearl M Brumbach - TATTING:
"Dainty Yoke for Baby's Dress",
by Mrs G S Magee - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
The Art of Introducing People
by Eleanor Warburton - RECIPES
Blueberry Cake
Blueberry Sauce
Strawberry Roll
Bread Pudding w/ Cherries or Berries
Cherry Sauce
Boiled Berry Pudding
Blueberry Bread Pudding
Strawberry Custard Pudding
Blackberry Cake
Strawberry Souffle
Berry Custard Pie
Berry Tapioca
Candied Cherries
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The Language of To-day
by Alice A Graydon
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Needlecraft's New Department(Buyers' Aid Dept),
"The Old New England Hooked Rug",
Encouraging Bit of Experience,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 16, Issue #12: August 1925
Page Count: 28
NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome and Attractive Table Runner for Living Room, Library(w/ crochet medallions)
by Addie May Bodwell - CROCHET:
Attractive Yoke in Filet and Lacet
by Winifred M Pelletier
Flag Insertion
by Mrs C H Leach
Medallion w/ Border
by Mrs Anna Sims
Lace w/ Corner(filet)
by Mrs S L Peltzer
Border, Strip & Square for Bedspread, Chrysanthemum Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
(8)Novel, Fascinating Edgings
by Marie Haase
Athens Doily(linen center)
Shell Pattern Doily(linen center) - EMBROIDERY:
Hardanger Centerpiece in Green and White
by Nellie Clark Brown
Favorite 3-Piece Sets, Colorful, Charming
by Grace E Macomber
Colorful Luncheon Set of Unusual Cheer, Charm
by Helen Grant
Luncheon Cloth in Roumanian Embroidery
by Addie M Bodwell - KNITTING:
Daffodil Sweater w/ Vest in Color Knitting - TATTING:
"Yoke of Tiling Squares,
Border for Doily,
Shuttle-shaped Medallion,
Edging to Match Medallion",
by Anna Hoskins - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Self-Expression in the Dining Room
by John Morrison Curtis - CORRECTION:
"Pineapple Baby Bonnet"(April 1925) - RECIPES
Sandwich Fillings
Tomato or Cucumber Sandwiches
New Peanut Sandwiches
Chopped Meat Sandwich Filling
Biscuit Sandwiches
Pineapple Cake
Little Spice Cakes
Homemade Gingersnaps
Sponge Cake Sandwiches
Cheese Straws
Pineapple Lemonade
Grape Punch
Fruit Lemonade
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
To the Busy Homemaker
by Laura M Dunn
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Her Day Out,
Once More, the Question(What Will We Buy?),
New Solutions of an Old Problem,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #1: September 1925
Page Count: 48
NOTES: There is a correction for the Knitted Bedspread, Diamond and Cable Design, on page 29 of the April 1926 issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Very Handsome Border for Altar Cloth(filet)
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
(4)Tasseled Trims for Many Uses
by Marie Haase
(6)Insertions in Filet, Attractive, Useful
by Miss E F Tainsh
Dragonfly Triangle, Lace w/ Corner(filet) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Very Handsome Border for Altar Cloth(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries for the Dining Room, Living Room, Library
by Addie M Bodwell
Table Sets to Use at Breakfast, Luncheon or Tea
by Beatrice Ferrell
Adorable Fairy Tale Spread(pieced, embroidered blocks)
by Helen Grant
Nasturtium Patches Make Luncheon Set Gay, Beautiful
by Helen Grant
Interesting Bits of Needlework for Spare Moments
by Emma L Boardman
Designs in Italian Cross-stitch for Towels, Scarf Ends
by Helen Perry Curtis
Simplest of Trims for Daintiest of Lingerie
by Emma L Boardman - KNITTING:
Counterpanes of Ye Olden Time
by Mrs A N Reed
Smart Tunic Frock, Scarf
Ladies' Bordered Sweater - TATTING:
"(3)Daintiest of Trims",
by Bessie M Barker
"Dainty Trim",
by Mrs D N Beard
"Fan Trim",
by Mrs B Townsend
"(2)Trims",
by Mrs F Weigand - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
The Charm of Being Different: Lesson One
by Lillian H Locke, A M - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - TUTORIAL:
Bit of Basketry fo Serve the Little Newcomer
by Margaret J Carney - RECIPES
What to Put in the School Lunch Box
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES
Louisiana Cucumber Mangoes
Crabapple Sweet Pickles
Kentucky Plum Jam
Peach Butter
Spiced Peaches
Tomato Marmalade
Pickled Beets, Cauliflower
Candied Watermelon Rind
Munich Sweet Pickle
Indian Cucumber Pickle
Ripe Tomato, Celery Pickle
Green Tomato Catchup
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
What Grandma Taught
by Josephine L Ingham
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Introducing Two New Contributors,
Attention, Please,
That New Department,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #2: October 1925
Page Count: 44
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Scarf End in Marguerite Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft - CROCHET:
All-Lace Sets for Buffet, Bureau
by Marie Haase
Napkin Corner, Butterfly Design(filet)
by Edna M Clark
Shell-and-Picot Lace
by Cora Wright
Lace Points/hearts
by Mrs W P Miller - EMBROIDERY:
Alluring Dining Room Linens Featuring Cutwork
by Hilma Christensen
Table Sets on Checked Toweling
by Bennie Hall
Mother Goose Rhumes on Little Aprons
by Helen Grant
School Bags That Will Delight Heart of Any Child
by Beatrice Ferrell
Interesting Eating Sets
by Beatrice Ferrell
Card Table Covers("The Queen of Hearts...", Menus for Bridge Suppers
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Lace in Oak Leaf and Acorn Pattern
by Mrs G h Kimball
Doily w/ Picot Border
by Anna Brunton
Delightful Schooltime Togs(on cover)- Minnehaha Hat, Sweater
by Clara Herlitzius
Infant's Thumbless Mittens, Cap for Boy, Hood, Bootees - TATTING:
"(5)Trims, (3)Small Medallions",
by Clara Haase - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson Two- Smart Ensemble for One of Tender Years
by Lillian H Locke, A M - TUTORIAL:
Art of Bronzing Leaf Sprays, Seed Pods and Grasses
by Helene Gebhart - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Teaching the Children to Set the Table
by Louise B Moss - FICTION(also an ad):
Betty Makes a Hit!
by Margaret Dixon - RECIPES(Bridge Suppers):
Baked Ham
Chipped Beef Croquettes
Creamed Chicken
Escalloped Potatoes
Green Peas
Corn Pudding
Jellied Apple Salad
Cocoanut Cake
Coffee
by Ethelyn J Guppy - RECIPES
Iced Apple and Nut Turnovers
Plain Pastry
Meringue Tarts
Cheese Tarts
Meat Fruit Pie
Pork Pie w/ Apples
Chicken Pie Served w/ Sliced Oranges
Fairy Pie
Criss-cross Lemon Pie
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
October
by Belle Bush
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Another Prize - Crochet Competition,
The Seed Scatterers,
What's Your Anser?(10 top women in America),
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #3: November 1925
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Teacloth w/ Insertion in Filet Crochet, Carnation Pattern
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Scarf End in Filet, Rose Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Church Lace
by Marie Haase
Ladies' Embroidered hat, In Crochet
by Pearl M Brumbach
(2)Napkin Corners in Filet
(2)Bags w/ Decorative Crochet - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Teacloth w/ Insertion in Filet Crochet, Carnation Pattern
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Try Fringe as a Finish for your Luncheon-, Breakfast Sets
by Louise Chase
Towels, Pillow Slip for Gift Box, Fall Bazaar
by Agatha Mayne
Refreshment Set w/ Crochet Edging
by Helen Grant
For Gift Box
by Esther Mayfair
Bath Towels for the Babies
by Beatrice Ferrell
(2)Embroidered Bags - KNITTING:
Child's Yoke "Good Night" in Tapestry
by Anna Brunton
Man's Sweater
Men's Golf Stocking, Tennis Sock
(2)Knit Bags - TATTING:
"Border For Piano Scarf",
by Martha M Adams
"Four-Leaf Clover Edging(lots of picots)",
by Mrs S A Miller
"*Fuchsia Design in Points, or Edging",
by Nellie H Youngburg - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 3- Easy Dress for a Beginner
by Lillian H Locke, A M - OTHER PATTERNS:
Bead Chains, Inexpensive, Very Pretty
by Mrs G E Johnson
(2)Beaded Bags - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPES:
Serving Afternoon Tea-
Bangor Brownies
Cornflake Macaroons
Almond Stars
Chocolate Cocoanut Drops
Rolled Wafers
Chocolate Cakes(makes 15)
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES
Sweet Potatoes Baked w/ Apples
Tongue Loaf
Chicken Salad Served in Peppers
Curled Celery
Cheese Bisque Soup
Corn and Sweet Potatoes au Gratin
Beef Loaf
Mock Fried Oysters
Baked Thanksgiving Ham
Potato Puffs
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Beside My Hearth
by Estelle Thomson
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
that Worthwhile Gift,
A Thanksgiving Sermonette,
"The Ladies of the Bobbins",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #4: December 1925
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome Bedspread in Modern Tatting
by Jessie C Avery - CROCHET:
Bedspread in Filet and Knob Stitch
by Edith Sinsapaugh
(2)Crochet Covered Dress Hangers
by Emma L Boardman
Unique Needle and Thimble Case Combined
by Mrs M L Quinette
Bunny Slippers for Child
by Edith S Chambers - EMBROIDERY:
Christmas Giving
by Emma L Boardman
Adorable Boudoir Pillows
by Addie M Bodwell
Combination Spool Holder, Pincushion
by Mrs C H Faunce
Towels as Last Minute Gifts
by Helen Grant
Gifts Which Feature an Old Friend in a new Pose
by Marie Ivins
Charming Aprons
by Marjorie Mayne
Burlap Bags, Wool Embroidered
by Nouvart Tashjian
Here is an Order from Santa Claus Land
by Grace E Macomber
Eating Sets for Children
by Beatrice Farrell
Page of Cross-stitch for Christmas Designs(in color!) - KNITTING:
Border in Tapestry Knitting
by Anna Brunton - TATTING:
"Handsome Bedspread in Modern Tatting",
by Jessie C Avery - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 4- the Knack of Fitting
by Lillian H Locke, A M - TUTORIAL:
Reed Lamp is Prized Possession
by Margaret J Carney - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Making the Living Room Livable
by John Morrison Curtis - RECIPES:
Chocolate Nut Balls
Almond Paste Garden Candies
Fruit Cake
Case for Fruit Cake
Double Boiler Frosting
German Crisps
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES
Plum Cake w/ Good to Eat Tree
Noah's Ark in the Ice(cake)
Ice Cream Served in Candy Star
Little Popcorn Cakes
Animal Favors
Apples on a Stick
Cranberry and Lemon Jelly
Ice Cream Pie
Beautiful Holly Cake
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Hilda's Christmas
by Alice M Alderson
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
What Does Christmas Mean to YOU?,
Golden Rule Sunday,
Concerning the Prize Competition,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, 1926: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 17, Issue #5: January 1926
Page Count: 28
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Linens that Are Sure to Bring Pride and Joy(cutwork)
by Emma L Boardman - CROCHET:
Epworth-League Emblem for Pillow Top(filet)
by Ruth Davis
(2)Hat and Scarf Sets for Girls 8-10
by Pearl M Brumbach
Corners in Marguerite Design for Luncheon Cloth, Napkin(filet,ferns)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Card Tablecloth for Domino Luncheon(filet Corners,dominoes)
by Alice Hewitt
Triangle for Napkin Corner, Buttercup Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Bedspread of Beautiful, Unusual Filet Design(birds,flowers,leafy branches)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Charming Embroideries Featuring Simplicity of Design(w/2 crochet edgings)
by Agatha Mayne
Luncheon Sets of Artistic Coloring(w/ 2 crochet edgings)
by Agatha Mayne - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 5- Compound Interest
by Lillian H Locke, A M - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
My Youngster Won't Eat
by Louise B Moss - CORRECTION:
"Scarf, Grapevine pattern"(March,1925) - RECIPES
Dutch Rolled Pancakes, Sausage
Buckwheat Cakes
Flour Pancakes
Rolled Pancakes
Cocoanuts Buns
Candy Roll-ups
Nut Muffins
Rice Pancakes
Whole Wheat or Graham Griddle Cakes
Orange Fritters
Virginia Waffles
Popovers
Scotch Scones
Raisin Cornmeal Muffins
Raisin Sally Lunn
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Needles
by Alice E Strong
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"A Happy New Year!",
A Bit of Good News(tatting tutorial in next issue),
The Will Makes the Way,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #6: February 1926
Page Count: 52
NOTES: There is a correction for Corner for Luncheon Cloth, page 12 in the May 1926 issue(page 26); The 2nd pattern given from Olive F Ashcroft gives the name as "Oliver" instead - typo or slip? Dunno...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Cloth w/ Insertion in Filet Crochet, Matching Napkin Corner
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
"BREAD" Tray Doily(filet)
by Mrs A A Mason
(2)Attractive Borders in Crochet, Torchon Pattern
by Lillie Klein
Rose Corners in Filet for Luncheon Cloth, Napkins
by Olive F Ashcroft
Dainty Doily
by Euphemia Tainsh
Napkin Corner, Pansy Design(filet)
by Oliver F Ashcroft
Baby's Bootee in Crochet - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Luncheon Cloth w/ Insertion in Filet Crochet, Matching Napkin Corner
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Set Unusual in Design, Treatment
by Addie M Bodwell
Linens Pride and Joy of Homemaker(cutwork)
by Carol Cox
Teacloth, Napkins of Intriguing Design(birds,branches)
by Ethelyn M Guppy
Handpainted Clothes and Boudoir Accessories
by Helen Grant
Traycloth w/ Cross-stitch
by Helene Gebhart
The Occasional Doily(w/ crochet edging) - KNITTING:
The Doris Sweater
by Persisi F Brodie
Tunic Suit and Cap for Child
Baby's Suit, Rabbit Design
Dainty Frock and Knickers for Girl - ARTICLE:
The Hall in the House of To-Day
by John Morrison Curtis - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 6- Spring Suits for Sonny
by Lillian H Locke, A M - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - CHOOSING FOODS:
Proper Nutrition
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES(Valentine parties)
Heart Centerpiece
Chocolate Junket w/ Whipped Cream
St Valentine's Cup
Frozen Hearts
Valentine Salad
Oyster Rolls
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
My Valentine
by Cathrene Young
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Sermonette from Betty,
"Lest We Forget",
Some Pin-Money Pointers,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #7: March 1926
Page Count: 48
NOTES: There is a correction for the Fruit Basket crochet pattern on page 26 of the May 1926 issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome Scarf in Cutwork for Sideboard or Buffet
by Hilma Christensen - CROCHET:
Insertion, Border for Bedspread, Sweet-Pea Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Square in Filet, Swan Design
by Euphemia Tainsh
Wide Lace, Insertion(Torchon Pattern)
by Eva Verry
Filet Border for Bedspread w/ Corner
by Mrs J V Memmel
Traycloth or Tea Wagon cover w/ Trim of Filet(flower bowl)
by Mrs W T Perry
Handsome Centerpiece or Between Meal Cloth
by Mrs M E Dodson
Basket for Fruit
by Mrs C J Anderson
(2)Baskets for Flowers
by Mrs J M Frey
Scarf, Runner w/ End in Grapevine Pattern(filet)
by Nouvart Tashjian
3Pce Set for Buffet, Bureau(filet,Poinsettia)
by Jessie Young
(6)Edgings
by Euphemia Tainsh
(2)Useful Filet Laces w/ Corners - EMBROIDERY:
Boudoir Pillow Easter Gift
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Spanish Shawl, Fascinating and Novel
by Nouvart Tashjian
Household Linens that Show Charm of Simple Cutwork
by Addie M Bodwell
A Step-In Chemise
by Mrs Will T Perry
Refreshment Set for Bungalow or Porch
by Louise Chase
Quaint Slipper Bag
by Katherine V Kasser
Bath Time Comes to the Little Ones
by Beatrice Ferrell - KNITTING:
Women's Golf Sweater - TATTING:
"A Lesson in Single-Thread Tatting,
(4)Simple Edgings, 1 Round Medallion",
by Nouvart Tashjian
"(4)Dainty Butterflies and a Bandeau",
by Anna Hoskins
"Kimono, Bonnet, Shoe for Baby",
by Anna J Johnson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
The Importance of Correct Foods
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES
Loganberry Pudding
Fruit Crumb Pudding
Fruit Puffs
Peach Meringues
Strawberry Mousse
French Ice Cream
Strawberry Gelatine Dessert
Cornstarch Meringue Pudding w/ Blackberries
Canned Fruits w/ Simple Desserts
Rice Parfait
Pineapple Salad
Banana Salad
Pear Salad
Cherry Salad
Fruit Salad Mayonnaise
Fruit Cups
Strawberry Cup
Pineapple Peach Cup
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
On the Train
by Alicia Carew Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Just as a Reminder,
"The Trick of Laughter",
Tale of a Make-Over Shop,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #8: April 1926
Page Count: 44
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Embroideries for the Home Giving Novelty and Charm
by Ethelyn J Guppy - CROCHET:
Charming Combination of Linen, Lace for a Baby's Carriage Set(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Emblem Order-of-Elks Pillow Top(filet)
by Mary Card
(6)Pretty, Serviceable Edgings
by Euphemia Tainsh
Dainty Party Bag(filet,butterflies)
Satchel Bag - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Emblem Order-of-Elks Pillow Top(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Colorful Table Fittings You Will Like to Make, Own
by Beatrice Farrell
These Hooked Rugs Possess All the Oldtime Charm
by Helen Grant
Novel Easter Breakfast or Luncheon Table Set
by Beatrice Farrel
Smart Frocks for Small Maidens
by Helen Grant
Gifts for the Homemaker and the Home
by Louise Chase - KNITTING:
Ladies' Jersey Sweater - TATTING:
"Doily or Centerpiece of Unusual and Lovely Design",
by Mildred Thompson - TUTORIAL:
Reedwork in Useful, Attractive Form
by Margaret J Carney - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 8- Tailored Garments the Vogue
by Lillian H Locke, A M - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - RECIPIES(using less meat):
Cheese Fondue
Welsh Rarebit
Tomato Rarebit
English Monkey
Cheese Dreams
Cottage Cheese and Bean Loaf
Baked Bread and Cheese
Fig and Cheese Salad
Pecan Nut Cutlets
Potato Peanut Loaf
Codfish Croquettes
Molded Salmon Salad
by Louise B Moss - TUTORIAL:
Fascinating Sealing Wax Novelties Inexpensive, Easy to Make
by Katherine V Kasser - CORRECTION:
"Knitted Bedspread, Diamond and Cable pattern"(Sept. 1925) - RECIPES
Braised Onions
Macaroni and Cheese
Dutch Greens and Eggs Marguerite
Creamed Rice w/ Jellied Rhubarb
Baked Rhubarb Jelly
Tomato Toast
Spanish Beans
Dandelion Egg Salad
Glazed Carrots
Boiled Dandelion Greens
Spring Salad
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
The Easter Song
by Susan Oak Curtis
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Overheard,
"Dear Editor",
Another Solution of a Common Problem,
The Prize Awards,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #9: May 1926
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Set Possessing the Charm of Simplicity and Beauty
by Cora Wright - CROCHET:
Handsome Border, Napkin Corner for Luncheon Cloth, Tulip Design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Dainty Initial/Monogrammed (2)Yokes of Matching Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Tuxedo Collar w/ Star Medallions
by Emily McFarland - EMBROIDERY:
Cunning Spread, Pillow for Baby's Bed, Crib
by Frances Broughton
Simply Embroidered Outdoor Things for the Wee One
by Helen Grant
Dining Room Set Which Will Bring Cheer
by Helen Grant
Aprons Which Emphasize Duty, Beauty
by Agatha Mayne
Embroidered Covers for Asbestos Mats
by Addie M Bodwell - ARTICLE:
Mrs Herbert Hoover's Colonial Quilt - and Its History
by Nouvart Tashjian - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 9- New Shirts for Summer
by Lillian H Locke, A M - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Putting Personality into Kitchens
by John Morrison Curtis - ARTICLE:
Those Extra Pounds
by Louise B Moss - CORRECTIONS:
"Corner for Luncheon Cloth, page 12"(Feb. 1926)
Fruit Basket in Crochet(March 1926) - RECIPES
Fish and Raisin Mousse
Chicken Mousse Salad
Fruit Mousse Salad
Pink Mayonnaise
Novel Dressing For Green Salads
Carrot Jelly Salad
Vegetable Salads
May Salad
Lemon French Dressing
Quick French Dressing
Cold Lamb Salad
Breton Dressing
Cherry and Raisin Salad
Fruit Dressing
Queen of Salads
Cherry Dressing
Basket Salad
Cream Cheese Fruit Salad
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Croshayed Memorials
by Nina St clair Campbell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Remembrance of Mother,
Concerning Embroidery Patterns,
Opening a Home Needlecraft Shop,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #10: June 1926
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Combining Cutwork and Reticella
by Emma L Boardman - CROCHET:
Unique Dresser Scarf(filet, Flower basket,cherubs, butterflies)
by Mrs martha Adkins
Unique Corners for Centerpiece, Bird Design
by Amelia Richard
Lovely Neckwear w/ Crochet Trim in Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase - EMBROIDERY:
Luncheon Set and a Wall Towel
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Dainty Outfit for the Baby's Carriage
by Frances Broughton
Table Sets, Simple and Attractive for Breakfast, Luncheon
by Agatha Mayne
3Pce Lingerie Set for Bride, Graduate
by helen Grant - KNITTING:
The Rosemary Sweater
by Pearl M Brumbach - LESSONS IN HOME DRESSMAKING:
Lesson 10- Bride and Graduate, Attention!
by Lillian H Locke, A M - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE(food):
When We Go Picnicking
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES
Jellied Bouillon
Wedding Rolls
Creamed Chicken w/ Mushrooms
Lobster Cutlets
Chicken Salad w/ Peas
Fancy Cakes
Small Eclairs
Cream Filling
Small Cakes
Fancy Sandwiches
Ices and Ice Cream
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEMS:
June
by Doris Wheeler Blount
Verses for Gift Cards
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Please Do This,
A Wonderful Remedy,
In Answer to an Open Question,
A Timely Suggestion,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #11: July 1926
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Scarf End in Irish Crochet, Flower Basket Design
by katherine Bestfather - CROCHET:
Circular Border, Matching Napkin Corner, Rose Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Large Round Doily in Eucalpytus Design
by Mary Card
Dainty Little Dress(repeating filet flower motif)
by Rosa L Moyer
Coat Sweater Ornamented w/ Cross-stitch
by Not Given - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Large Round Doily in Eucalpytus Design
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Bedroom Fittings Which Combine Beauty, Simplicity(w/ cutwork, crochet edging)
by Margaret Van Asltyne
Lilies-of-the-Valley Abloom for Summer Dining Room
by Helen Grant
For the Outdoor Living Room, Summer Cottage
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Trio of Fascinating Pillows
by Addie M Bodwell
Linen Trios Are Gay, Glowing(w/ crochet edging)
by Agatha Mayne
Organdie Frocks for Miss 2-to-3's Summer
by Helen Grant - ARTICLE:
Sunny Sun Porches
by John Morrison Curtis - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE(food):
The Child Who Is Underweight
by Louise B Moss - BASKET WEAVING:
Fascinating Flower Stand for the Window Garden
by Margaret J Carney - RECIPES
Butterfly Shortcake
Strawberry Tams
Strawberry Dumplings
Strawberry Sauce
Frosted Strawberries
Strawberry Snow
Easy Strawberry Preserves
Melt in Your Mouth Shortcake
Cherry Pudding
Cherry Sauce
Cherry Pie
Cherry Blanc-Mange
Cherry Jam
Cherry Vinegar
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Worthwhile Things
by Doris Wheeler Blount
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Our New Associate Editor(Ethel M McCunn),
"Wo-he-lo!"(campfire girls),
Another Little Journey Into Pin Money Land,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 17, Issue #12: August 1926
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Set in Cutwork, Simple and Exquisite
by Beatrice Farrell - CROCHET:
Colorful Chair Set, Bird-and-Rose Design(filet)
by Jennie M Todd
Lace Border w/ Corner, Matching Triangle, Carnation Design(filet) - EMBROIDERY:
Linens Which Give Service, Beauty
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Fascinating Interpretation of Calendula in Applique
by Helen Grant
Pillows, Card Table Covers, Interesting and Unusual
by Marion Dana Matthews - ARTICLE:
Quilting, an Old-time Favorite and a Present Day Fashion
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - BASKET WEAVING:
Waste Baskets That Combine Beauty, Utility
by Margaret J Carney - ARTICLE:
What's New in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - ARTICLE(food):
Canning at Home
by Louise B Moss - RECIPES
Ice Box Cake
Veal Aspic
Potato and Green Pea Salad
Jellied Chicken Soup
Tongue Loaf w/ Nuts
Cold Meat and Green Pea Salad
Other Salad Suggestions
Coconut and Peach Blanc-Mange
Ice Box Cake
Blueberry Marshmallow Mold
Ice Cream w/ Raspberries
Brown Nut Bread
Date Bread
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
A Midsummer Song
by Mary Elizabeth Blake
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Vacation Time,
The Girls' Money Guild,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #1: September 1926
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome Medallion Border for Table Cover
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Lovely Centerpiece, Simulating Real Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase
3Pce Set in Giant Filet for Buffet, Bureau(bird,flowers)
by Fanny F Bundy - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Handsome Medallion Border for Table Cover
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Embroideries Which Radiate the Spirit of Cheer(2 crochet edgings)
by Helen Grant
Some New Types of Swedish Weaving
by Nouvart Tashjian
Embroideries for Milady's Chamber
by Addie M Bodwell
Silhouettes in Cross-stitch(black-and-white pattern page!)
by Helen Grant
Easy Stitcheries for Little Fingers
by Mrs Will T Perry
Fringe for Your Towel Ends
by Beatrice Ferrell - KNITTING:
Man's Cardigan Coat - TATTING:
"Charming 3Pce Set w/ Tatted Trim in Two Colors",
by Nellie Hall Youngburg
"Tatted Trim for Piano Scarf",
by Anna Hoskins - ARTICLE:
What's New in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - ARTICLE(food):
Why Eat Salads
by Louise B Moss - TUTORIAL:
New Things for Old via the Dye Pot
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Planning the Furnishing of Your Home
by Hazel H Adler - RECIPES
Grape Jelly
Blackberry Jelly
Plum Jelly
New Jersey Guava Jelly
Imperial Jam
Tomato Jam
by Mrs Sarah Moore - POEM:
Rainy Days
by Hazelle M Clarke
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Introducing Hazel H Adler,
Bit of Aftermath,
Something Very Special for the Little Women,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #2: October 1926
Page Count: 40
NOTES: Well, at least they're starting to branch out into other adjectives than "Novel" "Unusual" and "Fascinating"...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Luncheon Linens Which Are Easy to Make, Superlatively Charming
by Ethelyn J Guppy - CROCHET:
Border, Insertion for Bedspread, Marguerite Design(filet)
by Mrs O. F. Ashcroft
"Independence Hall" in filet
by Mrs F A Conine
Matching Trims in Filet(wide,narrow,insertion)
by Mabel Levin
Donkey(stuffed toy) in Crochet
by Mildred Leetham - EMBROIDERY:
Raffia for Embroidery or Crochet
by Ethel M McCunn
Embroideries w/ Paint
by Helen Grant
Ice Chest Accessories that Are Indispensable
by Beatrice Ferrell
2Pce Suit for Little Miss 8-to-10(on cover)
by Pearl M Brumbach
Sleepy Time Ensemble to Delight the Little Folk
by Beatrice Ferrell
Easy Stitches for Little Fingers
by Mrs Will T Perry - HOME DECOR:
How To Use Color
by Hazel H Adler - ARTICLE:
What's New in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS:
An Apple Appreciation
Give Plain Foods a Flair
Savory Stewed Tomatoes
Glorified Ham
Dressing the Lettuce Well
Baked Pears
Baked Potatoes Creamed
For the Pineapple Salad
The Cheese Dreams
Savory Beef Rolls or Rouladen
Perennial Peach Meringue Pudding
Alsatian Spinach
Baked Apple Rolls w/ Hard Sauce
Pumpkin Meringue Pie
Bewitched Foods for Hallowe'en
Deviled Lobster w/ Variations
Fudge Frosting for Devil's Food
Nut Cakes
A Week of October Menus
by Anne Pierce - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - POEM:
Once I Owned a Cottage
by Mrs Blye Jordan
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Another Associate Editor(Miss Anne Pierce),
Story of a Joy Rider,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #3: November 1926
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Wall Panels May Be Embroidered or Otherwise
by Ethel M McCunn - CROCHET:
Scarf End in Filet, Christmas Bell Design
by Nouvart Tashjian
Chairback, Rose Panel Design(filet)
by Mrs W J Logg
Hexagon Centerpiece in Irish Crochet
by Mrs Effie Morris
The Daffodil Set(baby set)
by Mrs Louis Brudahl - EMBROIDERY:
Italian Embroideries, Made in America
by Carolyn M Anderson
Gifts for the Housekeeper, Ornamental as Well as Useful
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Linens w/ the Brightness of Spring
by Helen Grant
Wool Embroidered Portieres Are No Less Serviceable than Stunning
by Helen Grant
Kitchen Towels, Attractive, Useful
by Carolyn Waite
Easy Stitcheries for Little Fingers
by Mrs Will T Perry - TATTING:
"Handsome Centerpiece",
by Anna Hoskins - HOME DECOR:
Importance of Walls and Woodwork
by Hazel H Adler - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Chestnut Dressing
Corn Dressing
Duck
Roast Suckling Pig
Brussels Sprouts
Delicate White Fruit Cake
Rich Dark Fruit Cake
Frozen Fruit Pudding
Peach Melba Made at Home
Red Cabbage w/ Sour Sauce
Chicken Montmartre
Halibut Filets
Frizole
Baked Stuffed Egg Plant
Ice Cream Filling
Raisin Frosting
Maple Parfait
Sour Cream Raisin Pie
Trefoil Orange and Celery Salad
Four Days' Food for November
by Anne Pierce - POEM:
A Song of Thanksgiving
by Alicia Carew Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Just Among Ourselves,
Bit of Encouraging Experience,
In Answer to an Open Question,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #4: December 1926
Page Count: 40
NOTES: My current copy of this issue is really pounded and stained...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
"Fairyland" Crib Cover
by Ethelyn J Guppy - CROCHET:
Traycloth/Cover for Tea Wagon "Take a Cup for Auld Lang Syne"(filet)
by Edith Soehner
Handbag in Crochet, Featuring Roll Stitch
by Mrs J N Simpkins
Royal Neighbors of America Emblem for Pillow Top(filet)
by Mrs C F Savage
Cat, Elephant Stuffed Toys
by Mildred Leetham - EMBROIDERY:
Delightful Christmas Letter Which Is Always Just in Time
by Emma L Boardman
Simple Stitchery Makes These Towels a Joy
by Helen Grant
Dainty Bed Jacket for the Invalid
by Frances Broughton
Gay Little Supper Apron
by Frances Broughton
Easy Stitcheries for Little Fingers
by Mrs Will T Perry - KNITTING:
Pussy-Doll for Babykins, Dainty Little Sweater, Hot Water Bottle Cover, Knee Bootee
by Emma L Boardman - HOME DECOR:
Making Christmas Decorations,
How to Choose Suitable, Harmonious Floor-Coverings
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Winter Salads to the Front
Poinsettia Salad
Tomato Jelly, cold Slaw Salad
Pear Salad w/ Cheese, Jelly
Cream Soup w/ Variations
Simple Hors d'Oeuvres
Bacon Bonne Bouche
Crab Canapes
Sweet Potato Puff
Sweet Potatoes Stuffed
Russian Sauerkraut
Yorkshire Pudding w/ Sausage
Spiced Apples
Fairy Sauce
Rich Clam Bisque
Frozen Strawberry Custard
Orange Nut Filling
Devil's Food
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
There Is a Santa Claus
by Frederick Bruegger
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Christmas Gift for the Editors,
A Sensible "Shop Talk",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, 1927: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 18, Issue #5: January 1927
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Useful Novelties in Reed Work
by Margaret J Carney - CROCHET:
Piano Scarf, Lyre Design(filet),
and Traycloth, Fruit Design(filet)
by Nouvart Tashjian
Curtain in Filet and Lacet Stitch
by Mary E Worley
Centerpiece in New Radio Crochet(looks like tatting at first glance)
by Lula M Harvey
Dainty 4Pce Set for Baby, Carriage Cover, Bib
by Mrs martha Warmoeskerken
Afghan - EMBROIDERY:
Sheer Little Hostess-Aprons Are Excuses for Serving Tea
by Louise Snowman
New Luncheon Linens Matching Ultra Simplicity, Smartness
by Helen Grant
Last Minute Gifts for the Kiddies
by Beatrice Ferrell
Delightful Last Word in Bridge Accessories
by Beatrice Ferrell
Couching
by Ethel M McCunn
Easy Stitcheries for Little Fingers
by Mrs Will T Perry - ARTICLE:
Transfer Painting- new quick easy method of decorating most materials
by Ethel M McCunn - TUTORIAL:
Lamp and Shade, Easy to Make, Inexpensive and Attractive
by Katharine V Kasser - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Furniture
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
All Important Food Budget
Stew or a Ragout?
Making the Carrot Captivating
Muckle Food for Mickle Money
Royal Scallop
Soup Crecy
Maple Flavor Tapioca
Stuffed Cabbage
Hominy Cheese Fritters
Stuffed Peppers
Cocoanut Cream
Guaranteed Rabbit
Hot Cider Punch
Old English Spiced Cider
Spiced Clarets
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEMS:
The New Year's In
by Mary F Butts
The Old Year and the New
by Louise R Wells
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Open House,
Thank You, Mrs Dennett
Hats Off to Miss Rosemary,
Just Talking It Over,
Dear Readers, All,
A Personal Letter, and a Foreword,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #6: February 1927
Page Count: 52
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Colorful Applique for the Bedroom
by Bennie Hall - CROCHET:
Dainty Yoke for Camisole or Slip in Cluny Crochet
by Mrs P Johnson
The Chair Back, Diamond Pattern(filet)
by Mrs O E Scheirer
(3)Attractive, Useful Edgings
by Euphemia Tainsh
(2)Doilies in Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase
"The Little Red Schoolhouse" in Mosaic Crochet
by Mrs Gladys Curtis
Woman's Hat
by Pearl Brumbach - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Round Centerpiece Border in Wild Clematis Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
White Embroideries
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Scarfs of Varying Hues
by Ethel M McCunn
Luncheon Linens, Fascinating Floral Design
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Petal Pillow, Silk Flowers for Decorating Bags, Other Things
by Nouvart Tashjian
Dainty Accessories for Baby's Layette
by Beatrice Ferrell
Set for Baby's Carriage
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Embroidered, Crochet-trimmed Pillow Slips
by Agatha Mayne
Easy Stitcheries for Little Fingers
by Mrs Will T Perry
Novelty in Boudoir Pillows - KNITTING:
Church Lace
by Mary Ausloos - TATTING:
"Dainty Baby Bonnet Featuring Rose and Daisy Medallions",
by Faye Rice
"Dainty Baby Bonnet",
by Mrs William May
"Dainty "Daisy" Yoke",
by Nellie Hall Youngburg
"Tatting Combined w/ Rickrack, Novelty Braids((2)edgings/insertions, (4)Medallions)",
by Anna J Johnson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Furniture Arrangement
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
8 Special Dinners
Chicken and Asparagus Loaf
Creamed Sea Food
Pineapple Marshmallow Fluff
Peach Butterscotch Pie
Cherry Pie
Cream of Spinach Soup
Cream of Lima Bean Soup
Black Bean or Lentil Soup
Winter Cranberry Jelly Making
Grape Jelly made in 1/2 Hour
Coffee Fluff Icing
Corn Souffle
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
My Valentine
by Margaret Eytinge
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Associate Editors - a Million Strong!,
Little Roads to the Rainbow's End,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #7: March 1927
Page Count: 48
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Little Linens that Bring the Lure of June
by Armogene Harvey - CROCHET:
Bonnet, Bootees for the Baby
by Mrs H E Brown
Serviceable Hot Dish Mats(oval,rnd)
by Mrs C B Smith
"Home, Sweet Home" Pillow Top(filet)
by Mrs Delbert Thayer
Pretty, Useful Things That Cost Next to Nothing
by Helen Gebhart - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Handsome Wide Alter Lace(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Cinderella's Own Room - a Fairy Tale Come True
by Helen Grant
Baby Embroideries Gay w/ Color
by Helen Grant
Individual Towel Set
by Beatrice Ferrell
Attractive Bags Embroidered w/ Raffia
by Emma L Boardman
Butterfly Handkerchiefs, Scarfs
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Unique Design for a School Bag
by Beatrice Ferrell - KNITTING:
Roseleaf Lace, Insertion
by J S Carpenter - TATTING:
"(2)Edgings, Round Medallion",
by Clara A Haase - ARTICLE:
Cushions Give Comfort, Color
by Ethel M McCunn - TUTORIAL:
Braided Table Mat
by Emma L Boardman - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Drapery, Curtain and Upholstery Materials
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Fish Hash w/ Vegetables
Devilled Herring
Scalloped Tuny Fish
Aunt Rilla's Black Walnut Cake
Oatmeal Drop Biscuit
Oatmeal Cookies
Mocha Gelatine
Cherry Sponge
Clam Chowder
Haddock Chowder Bisque
Mixed Vegetable Chowder
Halibut Siopino a la Spencer
Halibut Pot Roast w/ Vegetables
Luxury Lemon Pie
Pineapple jelly w/ Dates
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Grandma Learns
by Bessie Browning Laws
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Two Sides of a Story,
Needlework as a Nerve Tonic,
Six Paths to Pin Money Land,
Attention Associate Editors!,
A Message from Dorothy,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #8: April 1927
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Two Rarely Beautiful Centerpieces or Tray Covers
by Ellen Muller - CROCHET:
(2)Filet and Knob Stitch Bedspreads, Pillow Covers(star, square)
by Edith Sinsapaugh
Colonial Rug
by Adina M Conway
"Chicken Little", "Ducky-Lucky" Stuffed Toys
by Mildred Leetham
Simple Insertion, Corner - EMBROIDERY:
Gay Little Linens for Your Easter Breakfast Table
by Beatrice Ferrell
New, Delightful Adaptations of Della Robbia Designs
by Helen Grant
Parisian Clothes for American Little Folks(on cover)
by Helen Grant
Daintiest Carriage Fittings for Babies' Spring Parade
by Minnie Hachman - ARTICLE:
The Personality of Lamps,
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Attractive and Convenient Kitchens
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Cottage Lamb Pie
Pineapple Orange Sponge
Muffins w/ Variations
Quick Sally Lunn
Eggs Consorting w/ Deviled Ham
Regular Rhubarb Recipe
Colette's Cheese Fondu
Peas and Eggs
Mexican Scramble
Japanese Egg Salad
Swiss Eggs
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Roads of Easter
by Martha Haskell Clark
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
When Easter Comes,
Once More in Conference,
Little Roads to the Rainbow's End,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #9: May 1927
Page Count: 36
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Chiefly in Buttonhole Stitch Is the Decoration of This Interesting Luncheon Set
by Ethelyn M Guppy - CROCHET:
Dainy Trim for Princess Slip, Forget-Me-Not Pattern
by Louise Poppendorfer
Handsome Scarf w/ Inset, vintage Design(grape vine), and Border of Scallops
by Mrs Frieda Muhl
Sq. for Centerpiece, Chair Back, Arrowhead Design
by Mrs Henry Burnham
"Baby Bell" Set(Jacket, Bonnet)
by Anna J Johnson
Jewel Lace w/ Corner, Insertion - EMBROIDERY:
Bedroom Set, Lovely, Easy to Make, Serviceable
by Evelyn Morris
Choice of Dainty Curtains for Your Diningette
by Minnie Hachmann
Entrancing Little Supper Aprons
by Maxine Harris
Bedspreads of Quilting, Patchwork
by Ethel M McCunn
Autograph or Friendship Embroidery Without a Needle
by Ethel M McCunn - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Dainty and Colorful Bedrooms
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Food from the Cradle to College
About the Infant's Food
Potato and Onion Soup
Cream of Spinach Delicieuse(soup)
Iron Soup for Adolescents
Anent Vegetables
Junket Variations
Rose Apples
Apple Indian Pudding
Rice and Fruit Pudding
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Mother's Chair
by Emily K Baker
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
All for Health,
An Open Letter,
"Mother's Day" Message,
Those Little Life Stories,
Another Message,
Another Little Pot of Gold,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #10: June 1927
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Once More Is Demonstrated the Unfailing Charm of Simple Cutwork
by Emma L Boardman - CROCHET:
Pillowslip w/ Lace, Insertion(filet)
by Mrs Jennie Stenfort
Chair Back/Scarf End, Dogwood Blossom Design(filet)
by Miss Dick Mountford
Unique Chair Back, Dragon Design(filet)
by Mrs G W Miller
(2)Ladies' Hat
by Muriel Munson, Ethel M McCunn
Beverly Lace, Insertion(filet)
by Blanche Kendall-Job - EMBROIDERY:
Orange Blossom Lingerie from Paris
by Helen Grant
4 Summer Frocks for the Little Daughter
by Janet Stanton - KNITTING:
Striped Ladies' Sweater, V-neck Sweater
by Muriel Munson, Ethel M McCunn - BASKET WEAVING:
Bird Cage with It's Stand in Reedwork
by Margaret J Carney - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Summer Comfort Outside and Inside the House
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
White Fruit Cake
Golden Love Cakes, Strawberry Frosting
Economical Chicken Salad
Bride's Cake
Fruit and Fish Salads
Jellied Fruit Salad
Shrimps in Jelly
Ice Cream and It's Relations
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
Strawberry Mousse
Putting the Punch in a Soft Drink
India Punch
Prohibition Mint Julep
Corn Chowder
The Fish
A Man's Gelatine
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Song of the Hope Chest
by Elba Stratton
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Other Side of the Story,
"What About Needlecrafts' Own Page?",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #11: July 1927
Page Count: 24
NOTES: There's a terrifically funny full-page Listerine ad that shows a couple in evening clothes with the woman pointing accusingly at her husband. The caption is "You've Ruined the Evening." and below the picture is the caption "Now dandruff is avoidable" - you really can't make this stuff up...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Fascinating Trims for Luncheon Sets in Imitation Armenian Lace(crochet)
by Marie Haase - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Round Doily in Crochet, Eucalyptus Design
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
All-White Embroideries for the Dining Room
by Agatha Mayne
Initials and Monograms for All Needs
by Ethel M McCunn
Table Set in Italian Embroidery Destinctive, Beautiful
by Carolyn M Anderson
Old Time Homecraft- The Quilting of Cushions
by Helen Grant
Decorating w/ Decalcomanias
by Helen Grant
Adorable Summer Dress for Little Miss 4to6
by Natalie Dupre - TATTING:
"Doily, Handerchief Corner(inset), (2)Curtain Pulls",
by Clara Haase - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Colorful Table Settings
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Savory Meat Loaf Served Cold
Fruit Juices, Fresh and Bottled
Vermont Blackberry Cream Pie
Gooseberry Conserve
Red Cherry Conserve
Currant Conserve
Strawberry Conserve
Raisin Peach Conserve
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Life Is Like Needlecraft
by Joan Richard Moreland
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Just the Same as Ourselves,
Independence Day,
Sterling Plea for Needlework as a Nerve Tonic,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 18, Issue #12: August 1927
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
A Dainty Individual Breakfast Set
by Ethelyn J Guppy - CROCHET:
Baskt for Holding Fruit, Flowers
by Mrs C J Anderson
Star Point Lace
by Mrs W E Borchardt
Torchon Lace in Crochet
by Miss C A Crooks
Scarf End, Border, Rose Design(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Attractive Table Cover in Filet, Lacet Stitch
by Mrs Hattie B McDonald - EMBROIDERY:
New Stencil Designs for General Use
by Ethel M McCunn
Pocket Refreshment Set, Between Meal Centerpiece
by Marian Stowell
Embroider Burlap w/ Raffia for Summer Living Room
by Emma L Boardman
Pleasing Centerpiece, Combining Filet Applique, Embroidery
by Mrs S E Hinshaw
Adorable Little Garment for Babykins
by Agatha Mayne - TATTING:
"Tatted Motifs for Scarf End, (5)Edgings",
by Clara Haase - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - BURNT TOAST:
How to Cure or Prevent Kitchen Casualties
by Miss Anne Pierce - HOME DECOR:
New Living Rooms for Old Parlors
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
New England Succotash
Sauted Peaches
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A Midsummer Miracle
by Mary Frances Butts
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Fair Exchange,
Heroes and Heroines,
Just Such a Letter as the Editor Likes to Get,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #1: September 1927
Page Count: 40
NOTES: There is a write up of the editorial staff on page 4 - turns out Mrs A.C. Stoddard is the married name of M. Manning. No wonder the editorial voice remained so consistant...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
"Say It With Flowers" - and a Handkerchief(appliques)
by Helen Grant - CROCHET:
Refreshment Set, Runner w/ Inserts of Reticella Crochet
by Elsie Galloway
Lace in Gros-Filet, Leaf Design
by M Pintner
Wilda Lace/Insertion
by William E Davis
Stripe/Wide Insertion for Bedspread
by Anna Freiling
Carriage Robe for the Baby
by Pearl M Brumbach - EMBROIDERY:
Centerpieces That Demonstrate Simplicity, Charm
by Grace E Macomber
Interesting Embroideries for Colonial Bedroom
by Beatrice Ferrell
Distinctively Chinese, Interesting Adventure in Cross-stitch(camels being led scene)
by Nouvart Tashjian
Luncheon Set w/ All Charm of Old-World Stitchery
by Ethelyn M Guppy
With Paintbrush or Needle, Wardrobe May Be Renewed
by Ethel M McCunn - TATTING:
"(2)Tatted Trims for Scallops",
by Ella J Raker
"Designs in Two-Tone Tatting- (2)Edgings, Hexagon, Diamond, Leaf",
by Mrs Amanda Carpenter - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLES:
Kitchen Bowls, Butter Crocks and Others Are Promoted
by Nettie Spoor Hanauer - HOME DECOR:
Sun Rooms and Breakfast Rooms
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Cream Cookies
Orange Gelatine
Plain Boiled Dressing
Spinach Croquettes
Sweet Mixed Pickle
Special French Pickle
Spiced Pickled Peaches
Dill Pickles
Mixed Sweet Mustard Pickle
Special Company Cocoa
by Miss Anne Pierce - BURNT TOAST:
How to Cure or Prevent Kitchen Casualties
by Anne Pierce - POEM:
Childhood Is Royalty
by Blye Jordan
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Best Gift of All,
Two Girls, and a "Fliver",
"Just Talking it Over",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #2: October 1927
Page Count: 40
NOTES: They changed their gorgeous and original covers without fanfare to look more like everybody else. They had already started changing their interior copy to mimic what "Modern Priscilla" was doing - fewer patterns and more chasing fashion trends in home decor and kitchenware. I'm glad readership raised enough of a clamor to bring back the "Needlecrafter's Own Page" where the readership could send in original designs to be published. This has proved to be a treasure trove;
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Border for Teacloth in Periwinkle and Maidenhair-Fern Design(filet)
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Torchon Lace in Crochet
by M Pintner
The Vevay Doily
by Mrs J Wahl
Mayfair Lace
by M Pintner
Dainty Apron w/ Trim in Filet Crochet
by Mildred Roach
Border for Centerpiece, Rose Pattern
by Elsie Galloway - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Border for Teacloth in Periwinkle and Maidenhair-Fern Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
"Undies" made to Fit from Home-Cut Patterns
by Ethel M McCunn
Charming Addition to Lunch Table Ensemble
by Mayine Harris
Dining Room Linens w/ Charm of Simple Cutwork
by W A Dickey
The Renaissance of the Popular Sampler,
Full Color Page of Cross-stitch Sampler(patterns!)
by Helen Grant
A Pocket in Your Handkerchief
by Beatrice Ferrell - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 1: The Cross-stitch
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Maude's Lace
by Gertrude Cole - TATTING:
"Border of Wild Rose Medallions(tassled)",
by Clara Haase
"(5)Edgings",
by Mrs J E Zahn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Mantels and Fireplaces
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Penuchi w/ Nuts
Horseradish Sauce
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Savory Vegetable Pot Roast
Canton Cream Cookies
Abused Oyster Stew
Notable Oyster Bisque
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Sew a Seam
by Pollie Westcott Branham
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Good News,
At the Sign of the Bluebird,
The Wrong Way - and the Right,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #3: November 1927
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
The Vogue of Wool Embroidery Is as Persistent as That of the Pillows It Decorates
by Carolyn Waite - CROCHET:
"The Spirit of St Louis" Panel(filet)
by Mrs F A Wright
Handsome Wide Lace(filet,flowers)
by M Pintner
"Jack" "Jill" Dolls(stuffed toys)
by Mildred Leetham - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
5-Leaved Centerpiece in Filet
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Gift Towels w/ Double Charm of Variety, Attractiveness
by Emma L Boardman
Felt Applique Acquires New Charm
by Ethel M McCunn
Clever Novelties from Over the Sea
by Helen Grant
Simplicity, Smartness Characterize Fittings for Card Table
by Beatrice Ferrell
Little Linens Demonstrate Charm of Simple Things
by Ellen Muller - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 2: Lesson on Outline Stitches
by Ethelyn J Guppy - TATTING:
"(3)Edgings of Unusual Design",
by Clara Haase - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Accessories- "The Little Things"
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Onion Escalloped w/ Cheese
Stuffed Baked Onions
Orange and Mint Cup
Celery and Cauliflower Sauced
Mock Shrimp Salad
Pumpkin Nut Pie
Custard Pumpkin Pie w/ Variations
Squash Oysters
Squash Gratin
Stuffed Squash
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Thanksgiving
by Alicia C Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"In All Things, Give Thanks",
Making Friends,
Again the Roll-Call,
The End of the Story,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #4: December 1927
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Some Unique Flower Holders, Inexpensive and Lovely(reedwork)
by Margaret J Carney - CROCHET:
Popular Ship Design(filet)
by Carolyn Waite - EMBROIDERY:
Serviceable Yuletide Gifts
by Martha Haviland
Suggestions for Christmas Gifts
by Ethel M McCunn
Let a Pretty Bib Say "Merry Christmas"
by Minna Hackett
Tuck Your Greetings Into a Festive Bag(gives a few cross-stitch patterns)
by Helen Grant
Christmas Greetings w/ an Everyday Use
by Ethel M McCunn
Stuffed Toys Made at Home
by Frances Broughton
Colorful Embroideries for the Gift Box
by Grace Eastman - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 3: Outline Stitch for Filling Spaces
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Doily, Leaf Design
by Madam E Holzlin - TATTING:
"Tatted Cap or Bandeau",
by Anna J Johnson - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Children's Rooms
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Chicken Souffle
Raspberry Fritters
Czecho Cookies of Chocolate
Hickory Loaf Cake
Barbara Anne's Tiny Tea Cakes
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Christmas
by Clara I Duncan
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
"Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year",
The Forward Look,
Making a Market,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, 1928: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 19, Issue #5: January 1928
Page Count: 32
NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
3-Piece Buffet Set in Filet Crochet, Lily Design
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Altar Lace(filet,reprint)
by Helena Aaberg
Chair Back(filet), Vase-of-Roses Design
by Mrs P E Wheeler - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
3-Piece Buffet Set in Filet Crochet, Lily Design
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Hemstitching is the First Step
by Ethel M McCunn
Luncheon Set w/ Morning Glory Cutwork
by Bernice Farrington Soper
Modern Needlepoint Loveliness w/ Oldtime Tent Stitch
by Grace Hall Stratton - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 4- The Buttonhole Stitch
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Stunning Little Ensemble for Winter Wear(on cover)
by Pearl Brumbach - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - ARTICLE:
Stencils for All of Us
by Ethel M McCunn - TUTORIAL:
Make Your Costume Flowers of Yarn
by nouvart Tashjian - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
The Dining Room
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Church Suppers
Watchnight Suppers
If the Men Must Have Meat
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A New Year's Guest
by Eliza F Moriarty
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Let's Talk It Over,
A Worthwhile Habit,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #6: February 1928
Page Count: 52
NOTES: There is a correction for the Hardanger Design crocheted lace in the June 1928 issue, page 30...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Once More Is Demonstrated the Charm of Cross-stitch Embroidery(patterns included!)
by Grace H Stratton - CROCHET:
Chair Back in Filet, Cherubs and Flowers
by Bertie Moe
Lace, Insertion in Crochet, Hardanger Design(correction in June issue, page 30)
by Lillie A Klein
Serviceable Hot Handle Holder
by Mrs C H Faunce
Hot Dish Mat, Flower Design
by Mrs C H Faunce
Border in Filet w/ Corner(cherries,blossoms)
by Mrs J E Hamilton
Medallion Chair Back
by Madlin Anderson
5Pce Davenport Set, Rose and Heart Design(filet)
by Mrs John Hopman
Baby Bonnet Featuring Flower Medallions
by Mrs David Giberson
Baby Bonnet in Irish Crochet
by Mrs L K Huntington
Baby Bonnet in Simple Stitches
by Alice Patch
Doilies w/ Borders in Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase - EMBROIDERY:
Interesting Interpretations of Favorite 3Pce Set
by Beatrice Ferrell
Purses, Handbags the Keynote of M'Lady's Costume
by Ethel M McCunn
Chic Little Frocks Feature Smocking
by Helen Grant
Bassinet-Coverlet for Wee Great-Granddaughter
by Mrs A W Myers - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 5: "Lazy Daisy" and Allied Stitches
by Ethelyn J Guppy - TATTING:
"(4)Edgings, Dainty in Design",
by Clara Haase
"Wee Dresses Feature Single-Thread Tatting",
by Miss R Shockley - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - TUTORIAL:
Planning the Layette
by Lillian Locke - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Making the Attic Livable
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Moss Rose Cake
Delicious Quick Cake
Comfort Frosting
Creole Icing(steamed)
Corn Fritters
Syllabub
Scalloped Oysters
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
February
by Alicia Carew Stewart
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
More Good News,
Valentine for Needlecraft,
Truth of the Matter,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- Just Talking It Over
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #7: March 1928
Page Count: 52
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
All-White Embroideries, Simple and Lovely, Represent the Classics of Needlecraft
by Ellen Muller - CROCHET:
Grapevine Border for Round Lunchcloth, Matching Napkin Corner(filet)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Centerpiece, Star Design
by Mrs Margaret Gray
Back for Davenport, Rose Panel Design(filet)
by Mrs V M Tekatlian
Dainty Doily in Reticella Crochet
by Emily McFarland
Novel Ribbon Lace, w/ Corner(filet)
by M Pintner
(3)Doilies in Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase
Tumbler Doily in Reticella Crochet
by Elsie Galloway - EMBROIDERY:
Handkerchiefs for Easter Giving
by Emma L Boardman
Patchwork in a New Form for the Very Young
by ruth Oppenheimer, Wilhelmine Hass
Bedroom Embroideries
by Minna Hackett
Pillows, Cushions that Give a House That "Homey" Look
by Helen Grant
Sturdy Little Rompers for Hours of Play
by Isabel Terrell
Another New and Interesting Adventure in Tent Stitch
by Grace H Stratton - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 6: Applique
by Ethelyn J Guppy - TATTING:
"Chair Set of Tatted Medallions",
by Mrs C H Faunce - TUTORIAL:
Another New and Interesting Adventure in Tent Stitch
by Grace H Stratton - TUTORIAL:
The Peasant Smock
by Lillian Locke - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
New Patterns in Wall Paper
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Breast of Lamb Jardiniere
Pork Chops Maurice
Pickled Beets
Jellied Vegetables
Stuffed Flank Steak
Roast of Lamb Farci
Ragout of Lamb Picardy
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Memories
by Grace Mae Strandberg
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Girl Who Smiled,
Once More- What About It?,
Another "Proof of the Pudding",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- Just Talking It Over
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #8: April 1928
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Of the Making of Quilted Cushions There Is No End
by Grace H Stratton - CROCHET:
Powder Dolls, Novel and Charming
by Mrs J C Sterrett
Floral Lace(filet)
The "Rose" Cushion Top(filet)
"Evie" Lace w/ Corner
"Dulcie" Lace, Corner(Filet) - EMBROIDERY:
Bright Blossoms Bedeck Lovely Fittings for Milady's Chamber
by Bernice Farrington Super
Table Sets, Colorful, Radiate Springtime Cheer
by Maxine Harris
Delightful New Note in a Familiar Theme(on cover)
by Minna Hackett
Ships of 4 Centuries for Cross-stitch(patterns given!)
by Grace hall Stratton
Novel Boutonniere, Easy to Make, Lovely(daisies)
by Mrs Linnie W Keyes - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - ARTICLE:
Mirrors and Sconces New or Renewed
by Nettie Spoor Hanauer - TUTORIAL:
The Pattern Doesn't Fit
by Lillian H Locke - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
New Wall Finishes
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Eggs Like the Dawn of Day
Oeufs Mimosa
Sunshine Cake
Pineapple Parfait
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
In April Woods
by N Elizabeth Brown
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
An Easter Message,
Thank You,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- Just Talking It Over
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #9: May 1928
Page Count: 40
NOTES: The filet rose corner for a luncheon cloth claims to match a pattern given in the December issue - does not state which December, and there was no filet rose pattern in the 1927 issue...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
We Weave Sewing Baskets Novel and Serviceable
by Margaret J Carney - CROCHET:
Lovely (filet)Lace-Trimmed Set for Wee One's Carriage
by Olive F Ashcroft
Rose Corner for Luncheon Cloth(filet,matches pattern in December issue)
by Not Given - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
3-Piece Buffet Set, Butterfly Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Little Linens You Will Love to Embroider(w/ crochet edging)
by Grace E Macomber
Designs of Long Ago Adapted to Present-Day Needs(throw rug pattern)
by Ethel M McCunn
Betty Believes in "Bunnies for Babies"
by Helen Grant
When One Goes A-Sailing Over the Deep Blue Sea
by Carolyn Waite
Apple-Blossom Motifs(on cover) - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 7- Decorative Stitches
by Ethelyn J Guppy - BEADING:
Of the Making of Necklaces There Is No End
by Delia Adams - ARTICLE:
A Story of Frame-Work(patchwork quilting)
by Marjorie Brooks Sheppard - TUTORIAL:
Exit the Household Drudge(sewing)
by Lillian H Locke - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Summer Curtains of New Materials
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
May Day Breakfast for Six
Eggs a la King
Wedding Breakfasts
Parfait or Ice Cream
A Question of Sandwiches
Honey Cream Dressing
Fruit Punch for Fifty
White Cake
Mocha Icing
Chocolate Fudge Icing
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
My Mother
by Mary A Mason
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Roses and Carnations,
The Habit of Health,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #10: June 1928
Page Count: 32
NOTES: The masthead was removed from the editor's page(which is the first page after the front cover), so there's no clear way to tell when the editor has changed now...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Fairy Princess Negligee of Hand-Painted Silk
by Helen Grant - CROCHET:
Davenport Set in Colonial Design(filet)
by Alice Gronemeyer - EMBROIDERY:
Linens that Win the Eye and Heart(cutwork ribbons)
by Minna Hackett
Summer Linens for Your Table
by Helen Grant
A Hat That Will Become You
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Quilted Crib Ensemble
by Helen Grant - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 8- French and Eyelet
by Ethelyn J Guppy - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Closet That Has No Place for Self-Respecting Skeletons
Painted Furniture
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Tiny Peas w/ Lettuce Leaves, French Style
Peas w/ Bacon
Peas and Pimientos
Alabama Strawberry Shortcake
Pea and Celery Leaf
Vegetarian Loaf Featuring Peas
7 Days of Simple Summer Menus
by Miss Anne Pierce - CORRECTION:
"Hardanger Design, crochet lace"(Feb,1928) - POEM:
Measure Me, Sky!
by Leonora Speyer
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Casement Windows,
The Browning Memorial,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- *Just Talking It Over
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #11: July 1928
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
The Constitution Rug(hooked rug)
by William Arthur Dickey - CROCHET:
Rose Table Center
by Not Given
Scarf End, Butterfly Design(filet,reprint)
by Mrs G h Herbert
3-Piece Chair Set, Butterfly Design(filet)
by Mrs Jessie Williams
(6)Dainty Edgings for Many Uses
by Lula M Harvey - EMBROIDERY:
Samplers Old and Samplers New
by Maxine Harris
All Dressed Up for Every Day(child's dresses)
by janet Stanton
Simple Quilting "Glory-fies" a Chamber
by Helen Grant
Ultra Smartness Characterizes These Envelope Purses
by Maxine Harris - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 9- Italian Cutwork
by Ethelyn J Guppy - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
The Modern Bathroom
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Three Baskets of Sandwiches
Four July Vegetable Dinners
Onions Country Style
String Beans
Browned Lima Beans
When Egg Plants Move in Official Circles
Some Fundamentals of Vegetable Cookery
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
When the Flag Goes By
by B Y Williams
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Declaration of Independence,
"Old Ironsides",
Women Folks and the Budget,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 19, Issue #12: August 1928
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Buffet Set in Filet Crochet
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Favorite Butterfly Motif(reprint)
by Mrs Amelia Richard
Sq. Medallion, Matching Lace, Daisy Design
by Mrs Jennie Pierson
Jacket, Bonnet for Babykins
by Nellie A Johnson
Raffia Slippers - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Buffet Set in Filet Crochet
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Sextette of Dish Towels
by Not Given
Glazed Chintz in New Modes
by Nettie Spoor Hanauer
Porch Pillows May Have Distinction
by Maxine Harris
Mother/Daughter Frocks
by Helen Grant
Jaunty Little Bathing Suits for the Younger Set(on cover)
by Sarah Gibbs Campbell - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 10- Roman Cutwork
by Ethelyn J Guppy - TATTING:
"(2)Round Medallions",
by Mrs J J Fell - TUTORIAL:
Costume Bouquet of Berries(silk,wire)
by Frances E David - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Colonial Living Rooms
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
The Corn Controversy
Some Summer Soup Notions
Blueberry Muffins
Fried Tomatoes w/ Cream Sauce
Corn Oysters
Melon in the Salad
Tomato Five-Some Preserves
Old Fashioned Peach Jam
Pickled Watermelon Rind
Those Homemade Frosted Drinks
Brief Word on Cool Kitchens
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Little Cares That Fretted Me
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Taking a Vacation,
A Sermonette,
The Children - and Good Will,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #1: September 1928
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Modern Sampler Done in the Modern Way for a Modern Home
by Ethelyn J Guppy - CROCHET:
Handsome Centerpiece and Buffet Set, Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase
Swan Lace, Insertion for Bathroom Curtains(filet)
by Lula M Harvey
(2)Doilies for Bread Tray, Cake Plate(filet)
by Katherine Bestfather
Door Panel or Curtain in Filet, Wisteria Design
by Mrs A E Harvey
"Paddy" stuffed toy(puppy)
by Mildred Leetham - EMBROIDERY:
Cheery Linens for Breakfast or Luncheon Tables
by Maxine Harris
Aprons to Lighten Household Tasks
designed by Janet Stanton
When She Sleeps or When She Merely Lounges
designed by Carolyn Waite
Designs in Cross-stitch Embroidery(color pattern page)
by Helen Grant - KNITTING:
Fluted Lace
by Mrs E J Wilson - BEADING:
Costume Flowers Made of Beads
by Mrs J B Polo - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - PATCHWORK:
The Butterfly
by Verdie C Foster - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
The Livable Room
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Porch Parties Are Home Picnics
Makings of the Out-Door Feast
French Cheese Omelet
Ham Mousse
Orange Sponge Cake
"Master" Biscuits w/ Variations
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Patchwork Coverlet
by Doris Wheeler Blount
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The House Matilda Built,
Home Again,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #2: October 1928
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
3 Gay Little Pillows in Felt Applique
by Maxine Harris - CROCHET:
Bird Design Insertion in Filet
by Mary Lowe
Edging w/ Rickrack
by Hope C Waters
Pineapple Edging w/ Corner
by Mrs Lloyd Curran
(filet)Markers for the Card Table
by Irene MacAulay - EMBROIDERY:
New Adventure in Cutwork
by Wm A Dickey
Pleasing Interpretation of Our Favorite Cross-stitch(pattern given)
by Chosora Vardan
Applique and Embroidery Create Color
designed by Florence E Nash
New Designs for Fabric Painting
by Helen Grant
Dolls the Little People Love
by Emma L Boardman - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 11- Italian Hemstitching and Embroidery
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Mr. Vernon Bedspread
by Mrs Luella Hinkle
Girl's Coat, Cap
by Not Given - TATTING:
"Trio of Tatted Edgings- "Window", "Bunny", "Crisscross"",
by Bessie Barker
"(4)Edgings, New and Attractive",
by Katherine Lawrence - BASKET WEAVING:
Novel Baskets Made of Raffia
by Cosme Lopez - PAINTING WOOD:
Adding a Touch of Color
by Ethel M McCunn - TUTORIAL:
The Ravel Mats of Ye Olden Times
by Marjorie Brooks Sheppard - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Finishing New Floors, Woodwork
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
New England Fish Chowder
Eggs au Gratin
Vegetable Croquettes
Louisiana Shrimp w/ Chutney
Old time Watermelon Cake
Lady Baltimore Cake
Lord Baltimore Filling
Pineapple Layer Cake
Pineapple Icing
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Crickets
by Harriet McEwen Kimball
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
In Harvest Time,
What the Women's Clubs are Doing,
Needlework for the Nerves,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #3: November 1928
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Decorative Stitchery Lends Distinction to These Chair Sets
by Maxine Harris - CROCHET:
Filet Pond-Lily Design Lace, Insertion
by Lula M Harvey
Sleeveless Jacket, Bonnet for Baby
by Not Given
Scarf, Centerpiece in Filet
by Amelia Richard
Rose Design(filet) for Pillow Slips, Towels
by Elsie Galloway - EMBROIDERY:
Cushions to Quilt in Varied Stitches
by Harriet W Waters
Gifts One Creates With Her Own Hands
by Maxine Harris
The Puppy and the Bumble Bee
by Rachel Bell Maiden, Sylvia Litchfield
Page of Color Cross-stitch Designs(patterns given)
by Helen Grant
Delightful Order from Santa's Headquarters
by Janet Stanton
Hot Handle Holder Makes Ideal Gift
by Emma l Boardman
Guest Towels That Borrow Their Designs from Sunny Spain
by Not Given - LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY FOR BEGINNERS:
No. 12- Canvas Embroidery
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Novelty Heart Lace
by Julia D McDougall
Set to Knit for Miss Dolly
by Marjorie Brooks Shepherd - TATTING:
"Lace for Altar Cloth",
by Sister Beatina - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Bringing Up the Cellar
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Sweet Pickled Pineapple
Week of Homey Winter Menus
7 Breakfasts w/ Variations
Simple Luncheon or Supper Menus
Forcemeat Stuffing
Stuffed Breast of Veal or Lamb
Lamb or Veal Stew
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Harvest Home
by John Greenleaf Whittier - POEM:
The Tatting Shuttle
by Mary Edgerly Ritersdorf
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
That First Thanksgiving Day,
"Dropped Stitches" in Daily Living,
Some Sensible Pin-Money Ideas,
"Here",
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #4: December 1928
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Wool Embroidery for Bulap Bags
by Grace H Stratton - CROCHET:
Square Centerpiece w/ Border in Bowknot Design(filet)
by Elsie Galloway - EMBROIDERY:
Simple Elegance of Cutwork Towels
by W A Dickey
Dolls from the Scrap Bag
by Floyd West, Sylvia Litchfield
Aprons for Two and a Tot
by Maxine Harris
Dainty Embroideries for Guest Room
by Minna Hackett
Story of a Gift Box
by Emma L Boardman
"Pan-Handling" Becomes a Pleasure
by Minnie Hachmann
20 Pleasant Ways to Send Season's Greetings
by Helen Grant
Vogue of Stuffed Toys
by Marie Hawthorne - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Labor Saving Gifts
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Christmas Basket for Some Tiny Tim
The Noble Roast
Yorkshire Pudding
Stuffings That Suit the Fowl
Goose and Pig Contend for the Honors
Old English Christmas Pudding
Pork Tenderloin w/ Red Apples
Frugal Fruit Pudding
Baked Bananas
Golden Salad
Tomato Aspic
Cabbage, Apple and Raisin Salad
Versatile Cream Dressing
Cuban Banana Salad
3-Minute Mayonnaise
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A Christmas Carol
by Phillips Brook - POEM:
Christmas Eve
by Catherine Parmenter
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Christmas Tree, Oldtime or Newtime,
those Christmas Seals,
Story of an Apron Shop,
More Good News,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, 1929: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 20, Issue #5: January 1929
Page Count: 32
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Seaside Supper-Cloth in Filet Crochet
by Mary Card - CROCHET:
Insert for Baby's Pillow(filet)
by Miss C A Crooks
"Take a Chair" Chair Back(filet)
by Not Given - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Seaside Supper-Cloth in Filet Crochet
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Using This and That Cushion Together
by Ethel M McCunn
When You Replenish Your Bed Linens
by Marie Hawthorne
Canvas Work Tapestries
by Christine Ferry
Cutwork Still Holds First Place Among White Embroideries
by Emma L Boardman
Handmade Pretties for the Baby
by Janet Stanton
Novel Wall Hangings
by William A Dickey - KNITTING:
Shell Lace
by Mrs Julia D McDougall
Child's Gloves
by Eugenia R Pinkney
Modish Ensemble for Miss Dolly
by Marjorie Brooks Sheppard
Dahlia Lace in Tapestry Knitting
by Anna Brunton - TATTING:
"Tatted Daisy",
by Mrs W M Odum
"(3)Dainty Trims in Colors",
by Alcy L Wager - BASKET WEAVING:
Delightful Adventure in Reed-Land
by Margaret J Carney - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Needlecraft's Small House
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Meat Balls
Creamed Oysters for Twelve
Rice Baked in Consomme
Scotch Fancies
Molasses Cookies
Hot Slaw
Vitality Salad
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Nineteen Twenty-Nine
by Helen Van Anderson - POEM:
Ring Out, Wild Bells
by Alfred Tennyson
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
At the Door,
A Message for Somebody, Somewhere,
Another Big Credit for the Women's Club,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #6: February 1929
Page Count: 52
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Table Runner Featuring Poppies in Cutwork
by William A Dickey - CROCHET:
Altar Lace of Darned Net or Filet Crochet
by M Pintner
Trefoil Lace
by Mrs Monroe Adam
Attractive Trim in Two Colors
by Mrs Emmett H Spees
Arm Rest in Filet, Dogwood-Blossom Design
by Miss Dick Mountford
Chair Back or Door Panel, Thistle and Iris Design(filet)
by Mrs M A P Loud
Chair Set in Rose Design(filet)
by Mrs Edgar Veitch
Bootees for Baby
by Mary B Smith - EMBROIDERY:
Luncheon Sets, Simple and Lovely
by Maxine Harris
Generous Use of Felt Applique
by Helen Grant
Blossom Cushions
by Christine Ferry
Pockets for Pennies
by Lillian H Locke
Portieres Embroidered in Wool
by Ethel M McCunn
Attractive Between Meal Runner
by Addie M Bodwell
Dainty Dress-up for the Bedroom Beautiful - CRAFT LESSONS:
No. 1- Stenciling
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Bootees for Baby
by Mrs O P Smith
Collection of Diamonds(5 laces)
by Anna Brunton
Baby Carriage Cover
by Not Given - TATTING:
"Cap for the Littlest One",
by Mrs O T Kelton
"(3)Edgings, (1)Butterfly",
by Clara Haase - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Vinegar and Molasses Pie
Simple Spiced Pumpkin for Pies, Ramekins
Transfigured Brown Betty
That Bottom Crust
Quick Fruit Whip
Chocolate Blanc Mange
Cream Cheese Salad
Red Cabbage
Lima Beans
Cabbage
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Lincoln's Heart
by Hezekiah Butterworth - POEM:
Lincoln
by Laura Simmons
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Washington and Lincoln,
Kindness is the Word,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #7: March 1929
Page Count: 40
NOTES:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Some Charming Variations of a Familiar Theme(hooked rug)
by Grace H Stratton - CROCHET:
Chair Back of Medallions, Star Design
by Nettie W McCoy
Border in Filet
by Mrs Verna Jinks
Square, Clover Design(filet)
by Ida C Farr
"Bunnie" Scarf End(filet)
by Mrs Munroe Adams
Centerpiece in Filet, 8-Pt Star Design
by Olga Lyon - EMBROIDERY:
Quartette of Cushions Quilted in Italian Style
by Harriet Waters
Gay Bridge Cloths
by Christine Ferry
Cutwork Refreshment Set, Rose Design
by William A Dickey
Embroidered Offerings for Your Church
by Grace H Stratton - KNITTING:
Little Jacket for Baby
by Mrs J W Williams
Baby Sweater
by Linnie Keyes - TUTORIAL:
Making Bias Tape
by Lillian H Locke - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - HOME DECOR:
Lamps In the Modern Manner,
Up-to-Date Floor Coverings
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Venetian Eggs
Fried Eggs Ranch Style
Escalloped Eggs
Fishery Is Now Fine Art on a Big Scale
Banana and Cranberry Jam
Grape Conserve
Tomato Conserve
Carrot Marmalade
Marmalades from Canned Fruits
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Tower of the Temple
by E W Wilcox
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Spirit of Eastertide,
The Higher Vision,
Finding Her Pot of Gold,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #8: April 1929
Page Count: *
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
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by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
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"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - BASKET WEAVING:
*
by Margaret J Carney - ARTICLE:
*
by * - TUTORIAL:
*
by * - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
*What's New in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - HOME DECOR:
*
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
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by Miss Anne Pierce - CORRECTION:
"*"(*,*) - POEM:
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #9: May 1929
Page Count: 40
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Make Your Spring Hat, Bag of Quilted Silk
by Helen Grant - CROCHET:
Trims for Table Runners
by Flora Deuschle
(2)Insertions Simulating Drawnwork
by Eva Joy Heitmeyer - EMBROIDERY:
Embroidered Voile Makes Stunning Curtains for Your Windows
by Maxine Harris
Cutwork Roses for Dining Room
by William A Dickey
Needlework Decorations for Sport Blouses
by Christine Ferry
Picturesque Holland Hanging in Felt Applique
by Helen Grant
3-Piece Set of Silk
by Janet Stanton - TATTING:
"Bonnet, Frock for Miss 2-yrs(w/ tatted medallions, edging)",
by Clara Haase
"(7)Edgings, 1 Rnd. Medallion(all w/ clunies)",
by Sara Aus - LEATHER:
Tooled Leather a Fascinating Craft
by Christine Ferry, Maren Thoresen - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on 5th Avenue
by Ethel M McCunn - HOME DECOR:
The Friendly Exterior
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Asparagus and Soup Variations
Tapioca Pudding w/ Strawberry Sauce
Quick Fancy Dinner Rolls
Escalloped Ham
Baked Apples w/ Sausage
Peruvian Chocolate
May-Pole Cake
Special Sponge Cake for May Day
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Hurdy-Gurdy Days
by Martha H Clark
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
May-Time Message,
Day We Observe,
Our Peace Ambassador,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #10: June 1929
Page Count: 32
COVER: Needlecraft in Egypt(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: Beginning with this issue, they are doing a series of covers that depict needlecraft through history...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Little Clothes from Paris for Little Girls in America
by Helen Grant - CROCHET:
Scarf Ends in Gros-Filet(swallow,swan)
by M Beatina
Torchon Lace
by Mrs August Romer
Unique Tea Cozy, Strawberry Design
by Eleanor Hill
Matching Corners for Luncheon Cloth, Napkins(filet,violets)
by Julia Lang - EMBROIDERY:
Novelties in Painted Felt
by Maren Thoresen
Fruit Decorated Refreshment Set
by Christine Ferry
A Hat for Every Frock
by Christine Ferry, Maren Thoresen
Colonial Cross-stich Design for Modern Homes(pattern given)
by Helen Grant - KNITTING:
Lorita Lace, Kelso Lace
by Eugene R Pinkney - ARTICLE:
Needlecraft in Egypt(see cover)
by F Y W - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Flowers and Food
Chicken a la King
Jellied Tomato Bouillon
Dolly Madison Fruit Cake
Easy Fruit Cake
Fruited Cream
Many Layered Jam Cake
Daffodil Cake
Casserole Chicken
Roast Veal
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A June Picture
by Walter Lewis Hay
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Our New Covers,
Renaissance of Needlework,
The "Little Women's Club",
A Rose for Father,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #11: July 1929
Page Count: 32
COVER: Grecian Woman at Her Spinning(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Wild-Rose Mat in Cutwork for Your End Table
by William Arthur Dickey - CROCHET:
Crochet Trimmed Linens for Your Dining Room
by Christine Ferry, Flora Deuschle
Dainty Doily
by Ruth H Grimm
A Rag Rug Variation
by Christine Ferry - EMBROIDERY:
Luncheon Sets, Delightfully Different
by Emma L Boardman
Crayon Decoration for Your Dutch Kitchen
by Helen Grant
Peacocks in the Vineyard, Sumptuous Wall Hanging
by Nina Souroshnikoff - KNITTING:
Variations of the Fan-and-Cable Pattern
by Flora Deuschle - TATTING:
"Something New in Shuttlework(padded tatting)",
by M Beatina - PATCHWORK:
Newtime Patchwork Design
by Mrs E L richardson - ARTICLE:
Grecian Woman at Her Spinning(cover)
by F Y W - ARTICLE:
Colonial Quilt Enters the White House
by E h Jordan - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
The Bean Loaf
Quick Baked Bean Soup
Meaty Omelet for Dinner time
Berry Pies
Pastry Pointers
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
July
by Susan Hartley Sweet
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Another Chapter of a Delightful Story,
Much Needed Change,
Sisterhood of Woman,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 20, Issue #12: August 1929
Page Count: *
COVER: *
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
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by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
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by *
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by *
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* - TATTING:
"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - BASKET WEAVING:
*
by Margaret J Carney - ARTICLE:
*
by * - TUTORIAL:
*
by * - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
*What's New in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - HOME DECOR:
*
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
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by Miss Anne Pierce - CORRECTION:
"*"(*,*) - POEM:
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #1: September 1929
Page Count: 40
COVER: The Creative Woman in Colonial Times(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: My current copy of this issue is complete, but pretty pounded and dirty...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Knitted Costume That Every Woman Needs
by Mabel Bigglestone - CROCHET:
(4)Filet Laces- Althea, Arboretum, Starling, Dalmation
by M Pintner
Chair Back, Rose Design(filet)
by Mrs Albert Geske
(4)Fringed Edgings in Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase - EMBROIDERY:
Charming Sextette of Quilted Cushions
by Minna Hackett
Air Castle You Can Hang on Your Wall
by Ethelyn J Guppy
New (cutwork)Linens for Your Bridge Table
by Christine Ferry
Silhouette Cross-stitch Page(patterns given)
by Helen Grant
Delightful Embroideries from Baby Land
by Helen Grant
Crib Set for the Littlest One
by Minnie Hachmann
Cross-stitch Silhouettes Can Be Put to Many Uses
by Helen Grant - ARTICLE:
The Creative Woman in Colonial Times(cover)
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on 5th Avenue
by Ethel M McCunn - HOME DECOR:
Papercraft- A New Decorative Art
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Perfect Pie
Little Kay's Quick Sponge Cake
Grandma's Velvet Chocolate Drops
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Goldenrod
by Elisa O Jewell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Birthday Anniversary,
The Dress That Wona Prize,
Home Again,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #2: October 1929
Page Count: *
COVER: *
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
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by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
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by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
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"*TITLE",
by *DESIGNER - BASKET WEAVING:
*
by Margaret J Carney - ARTICLE:
*
by * - TUTORIAL:
*
by * - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3*)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
*What's New in the Shops
by Ethel M McCunn - HOME DECOR:
*
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
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by Miss Anne Pierce - CORRECTION:
"*"(*,*) - POEM:
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- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
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Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #3: November 1929
Page Count: 40
COVER: The Sampler in America - 1820(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: My current copy of this issue has a small cutout on page 11/12, 15/16, and 17/18...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Cutwork Towels to Help Solve the Gift Problem
by A D Williams - CROCHET:
Scarf in Maltese Crochet
by Flora Deuschle
(3)Laces
by M Pintner - EMBROIDERY:
Playing Covers of Sateen for the Bridge Table
by Minna Hackett
Stage a Calico Booth for Your Bazaar
by Christine Ferry
Working Magic w/ Bias Fold
by Maren Thoresen
Swiss Alps Inspired This Wall Hanging in Felt Applique
by Helen Grant
Cameo Cross-stitch for Your Chairs
by Minna Hachmann
From Rags to Riches
by Lillian H Locke - LESSON:
Swedish Weaving
by Ethelyn J Guppy - KNITTING:
Charming Knitted Togs for the Kiddies
by Clara E Herlitzius - TUTORIAL:
Caning(chair seats)
by Margaret J Carney - ARTICLE:
Some Little Girls Enter the World of Art(cover)
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops
by Constance Wade - HOME DECOR:
Furniture That Sally Built
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Quick Cranberry Conserve
Winter Corn Pudding
Uncle Sam's Rabbit Pie
Lapin a la Paysanne(or the Country Rabbit)
Creamed Rabbit(Lapin a la Cream)
Golden Salad en Gelee
Uncooked Banbury Filling for Tart
Enlish Pastry and Cooked Filling
Mis' Phebe's Cream Banana Pie
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A Day
by John Greenleaf Whittier
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Ready for Thanksgiving,
A Worthy Message,
Calling the Roll,
Our Cover Series,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #4: December 1929
Page Count: 40
COVER: The Patchwork Quilt- Civil War Period(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Colorful Outfit for Winter Sports
designed by Maren Thoresen - CROCHET:
Luncheon Set in Filet Crochet(rose design)
by Olive F Ashcroft - EMBROIDERY:
Combination of Patchwork and Embroidery
by Ethelyn J Guppy
Easily Made Gifts t Please the Family Circle
designed by Helen Grant
Felt Novelties Suggestive of Christmas Giving
by Christine Ferry
Playfellows for Kiddies Big and Little(stuffed toys)-
Scaredy Cat, Giraffe, Frog, Tabby Cat
by Maren Thoresen
Bagfuls of Christmas Cheer
designs by Helen Grant
Guest Towels for Gift Towels
by Marie Hawthorne
Towels for the Family's Christmas
designed by A D Williams
"Funniflans" for the Baby's Stocking - HISTORY ARTICLE:
An Old-Fashioned Quilting Party(see cover)
by Florence Yoder Wilson - TUTORIAL:
The Seamy Side of Dressmaking
by Lillian H Locke - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(1)Page of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on Fifth Avenue
by Constance Wade - HOME DECOR:
Needlecraft Designs a Modernistic Room
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Twelfth Night Cake
English Yorkshire Pudding
Honeycomb Pudding
Sage and Onion Dressing
Never Fail Cranberry Jelly
Cranberry Relish
Cider Jelly Cocktail
Tomato Jelly Salad
Grapefruit Jelly Salad
Ring Salad
Jellied Apple Sauce
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A Christmas Carol
by Jame Russell Lowell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
And Now We Make Quilts,
Follow the Star,
A Home-Going,
Our Reference List for Clubs,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, 1930: 12 Monthly Issues
Volume 21, Issue #5: January 1930
Page Count: 40
COVER: Tambour Embroidery- Victorian Era(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Iridescent Table for the Bridge Luncheon(embroidery)
by Christine Ferry, Margaret Thompson - CROCHET:
Hot Dish Mats, Horn-of-Plenty Design
by Mrs Ruby Klassen
Altar Lace(filet)
by Helen Aaberg
New and Popular Beret
by Clara Herlitzius
Chairset in Filet(peacock design) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Morning Glory Luncheon Cloth(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Refreshment Sets Delightfully Different
by Wilhelmine Hachmann
Cutwork Tulips for the Refreshement Table
by A D Williams
Cross-stitch Developed in Varied Threads
by Christine Ferry
Cross-stitch Sampler(color pattern page)
by Helen Grant
Charming Triad of Dresser Scarfs
by Marie Hawthorne
Linens for the Bridge Luncheon Table
by Christine Ferry, Margaret Thompson
Cross-stitch Sampler for a Young Girl's Room(pattern given)
by Helen Grant - KNITTING:
Warm Little Hood(baby's), Matching Slip-On Sweater
by Mrs C F Joslyn - INTERVIEW:
"Eternal Woman, First, Last and Always, Creative"- Ida M Tarbell
by Florence Yoder Wilson - HISTORY ARTICLE:
The Coming of the Sewing Machine
by Florence Yoder Wilson - TUTORIAL:
Making of Hooked Rugs Always in Vogue
by Helen Grant - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on Fifth Avenue
by Constance Wade - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Chocolate Delight
Economical Salad Dressing
Orange Pies
African Lemon Cakes via Michigan
Divinity Pie
Oatmeal Cocoanut Cookie
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The New Year's Message
by E W Wilcox
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A Prophesy,
Tambour Work and the Sewing Machine,
A New Series(interviews w/ interesting women),
A Last-Minute Gift,
Needlecraft's Covers,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #6: February 1930
Page Count: 52
COVER: Crewel Embroidery - 1875(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Handsome Dinner Cloth Featuring cutwork Panel(Chrysanthemum design)
by A D Williams - CROCHET:
Unusual (filet)Trim for Dining Room Linens,fruit design
by Olive F Ashcroft
Dainty Doilies in Imitation Armenian Lace
by Marie Haase
Scarf End, Lyre Design(filet)
by Nouvart Tashjian
(3)Laces- Petaluma, Trilby, Simplex
by M Pintner
Square of Pleasing and Unusual Design
by Lillie Klein - EMBROIDERY:
4 Good Reasons for Making a Cushion
by Maren Thoresen
Charming Dress-Ups for Milady's Chamber
by Wilhelmine Hachmann
Sewing Club Has Another Session(patchwork pillows)
by Ada C Stoddard
Colored Applique Cutwork(oranges, flowers)
by Christine Ferry
Variety in Setting of Informal Meals
by Christine Ferry, Margaret Thompson
Crewel-Wool Reproduction of Sulgrave Manor- Ancestral Home of the Washingtons
by Helen Grant
Brown Bunny Bathrobes Will Delight the Children
designed by Helen Grant
Borders of "Cut Flowers" for a Water Set(cutwork)
by Not Given - LESSONS IN SEWING:
The Tailored Appearance
by Lillian H Locke - KNITTING:
Great Grandmother's Counterpane
by Mrs Calvin Coolidge
Border for Knitted Counterpane, Leaf Design
by Mrs E Roetger - INTERVIEW:
5 Grown-up Davenports and How They Weave- Mrs Phyllis Davenport
by Florence Yoder Wilson - BASKET WEAVING:
Refreshment Trays
by Margaret J Carney - HISTORY ARTICLE:
Beginning of a New Era for Women(Crewel Design)
by Florence Yoder Wilson - TUTORIAL:
Paper Mosaic, A New Decorative Craft
by Idah Diana Ekbergh - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Meat Loaf
Sausage and Pineapple
Glazed Apple Rings w/ Cherries
Sure-Fire Candied Sweets
Lamb Patties
Gelatine Dessert Salad
George Washington Pie
Home Happiness Cake
Molasses Cookies
White Cake
Pineapple Frosting
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A February Picture
by Lisa A Fletcher - POEM:
A Valentine
by Lalla Mitchell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Month We Celebrate,
The Story of Crewel-Work,
"Why Not Needlecraft Day?",
Men and Needlecraft,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #7: March 1930
Page Count: 40
COVER: The Motto Period - 1881(Reginald P Ward)
NOTES: The February cover was Mr. Ward's last complete painting. This cover was painted by his friend Carl Schwab, based on Mr Ward's color sketch...
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
White Applique on Color
by Maren Thoresen - CROCHET:
Outdoor Suit for Little Brother
by Clara E Herlitzius
(6)Dainty Edgings
by Olive F Ashcroft
Simple Medallion(tiling) - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Luncheon Set in Carnation Design(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Living Room Linens Feature Cutwork, Applique
by Christine Ferry
Stool, Bench Covers in Needlepoint Tapestry
by Mabel Foster Bainbridge
(cutwork)Tulips or Chrysanthemums for Your Buffet Set
designs by A D Williams
Modernize Your Bathroom w/ Colorful Mats, Linens
by Christine Ferry, Maren Thoresen
Combination Cutwork, Fayal Drawnwork
by Sister Beattina
Pair of Quilted Tuck-In Cushions - HISTORY ARTICLE(cover):
Awful Eighties and Gay Nineties
by Florence Yoder Wilson - KNITTING:
Outfit for Outdoor Suit for Little Lady 2-3yrs
by Clara E Herlitzius
Gay Little Sailor-Girl Outdoor Suit
by Julia C Averill
Chair Seat
by Linnie Keyes - SEWING LESSONS:
The Magician's Bag of Tricks
by Lillian H Locke - INTERVIEW:
Needlepoint Couch Cover Plays Heavy Role in Official Life in Washington- Mrs Edward Everett Gann
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Are Cozy Homes Still in Fashion?
by Mary Brooks Picken - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Fried Shrimp
Rice- W/ or W/out Fish
Clam Chowder
Fish Chowder
Oyster Chowder
New England Lobster Stew
Vinegar Cobbler
Salmon Puff for Six
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
March
by William Cullen Bryant
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Introducing Mary Brooks Picken,
Her Secret of Success,
Reginald P Ward,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #8: April 1930
Page Count: 40
COVER: the Bicycle Girl of 1900(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Spring Bride Entertains at Luncheon(embroidery)
by Christine Ferry, Margaret Thompson - CROCHET:
Luncheon Set w/ Trim of Filet(rose design)
by Elsie Galloway
(2)Baby Bonnets
by Marie Haase
Cover for Small Table in Gros-Filet
by Helen P Metzger - EMBROIDERY:
Initial and Monogram Markings
by Christine Ferry
Neckwear for Spring is Smartest When Hand-Made
designs by Helen Grant
Gay Fruit Cushions
by Maren Thoresen
New Embroideries for Spring Table
designed by Helen Grant
Cutwork for the Spring Bride's Bed Linens
by A D Williams
Lid Lifters for Your Hot Pots(embroidered)
Refreshment Set w/ Modern Cutwork
Accessories that Encourage Tidiness - KNITTING:
Lace in Leaf Design
Knitted Bead Bag
by Emma Schmid - INTERVIEW:
"Young Folks Restless? Teach Them to Crochet," said Elisabeth Marbury
by Florence Yoder Wilson - HISTORY ARTICLE:
Home Arts Revive as 20th Century Dawns
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on 5th Avenue
by Constance Wade - HOME DECOR:
When You Make Your Own Draperies
by Mary Brooks Picken - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Strawberry Souffle
Easter Egg Variations
Strawberry Sponge
Fruit Melange
Veal Birds
Easter Stuffing for Roast Chicken
Plain Spring Salads
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
An Easter Flower Gift
by John G Whittier
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
An Easter Message,
Aircraft and Needlecraft,
Yesterday and Today,
One of the "Specials",
On the Air,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #9: May 1930
Page Count: 40
COVER: Amelia Earhart on Aircraft and Needlecraft(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Embroidered Berets for Summer Sports
designs by Maren Thoresen - CROCHET:
Elfine Lace w/ Corner(filet)
"Ribbon Bow" for luncheon Cloth, Table Runner(filet) - EMBROIDERY:
Embroidered Berets for Summer Sports
designs by Maren Thoresen
Refreshment Linens for Summer Bridge Tables
by Christine Ferry
Chair Set in Hardanger
designed by Maren Thoresen
Where the Shy Little Violets Grow(cutwork)
by A D Williams
Let Your Windows Welcome the Sunshine w/ These Sheer Draperies
designed by Wilhelmine Hachmann
Colorful Bags Developed in Wool
by Christine Ferry, Maren Thoresen
Quintet of Towels
by Ellen Muller
Practical Embroideries for Baby's Carriage, Crib
designed by Wilhelmine Hachmann
"The Little Green Door" Wool-embroidered Picture
by Helen Grant
Creative Adventure in Spring Renovation
by Geo Boardman Perry - SEWING LESSONS:
The Sleeve Test
by Lillian H Locke - INTERVIEW:
What Women Can Do for Aviation- Amelia Earhart
by Florence Yoder Wilson - HISTORY ARTICLE:
Golden Age of Women's Activities Begins(cover)
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on 5th Avenue
by Constance Wade - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Dixie Barbeque Hash from Georg's
Baked Liver
Family Chicken Pie
Making Spinach Attractive
Apricot Souffle
Fruit Custard Puddings
Candlestick Birthday Cake
Kiddie Cookies from Ohio
Flapper Salad
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Calling of the Spring
by Martha H Clark
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
May Day - Parents' Day,
The Girl of the Present,
Remembering Mother,
Honor Where Honor Is Due,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #10: June 1930
Page Count: 32
COVER: Norway- Weaving(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Crew-Neck Sweater w/ Matching Scarf
by E Mabel Bigglestone - CROCHET:
(6)Serviceable Edgings
by M Pintner - EMBROIDERY:
Scarf End in Cross-stitch- Featuring Willow-Ware Design(pattern given)
by Helen Grant
Hostess Gifts
by Christine Ferry
Collar/Cuffs for Little Girl's Frocks
designs by Helen Grant
Bride's Sunshine Kitchen
designs by Maren Thoresen
Cross-stitch Sampler(color pattern given)
by Helen Grant - INTERVIEW:
An Old Norse Story in the Modern Manner- Mme. Halvard H Bachke
by Florence Yoder Wilson - COVER ARTICLE:
Norwegian Tapestry Weaving Old and New
by Florence Yoder Wilson - TUTORIAL:
Bridge Prizes in Cordonne- a Novel New Artcraft
by Idah Diana Ekbergh - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(2)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Silver and Gold Cakes
Richer Fruit Cake
Mint Sherbet
Norwegian Cream Pudding
Heavenly Fare
Strawberry Jelly
Sliced Strawberry Jam
Strawberry and Pineapple Jam
Chicken Mousse
Fruit Salad in Cottage Cheese Mold
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Lengthening Days
by Susan Oakes Curtis
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
A New Hope Chest,
Air-Minded,
Another Cover-Series,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #11: July 1930
Page Count: 32
COVER: Germany- Spinning(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
When Little Maids Dress Up in Summer(embroidery)
designs by Janet Stanton - CROCHET:
Unique Buffet Set in Raised Filet-Crochet(pastoral American scene)
by Annie E Burruss
(5)Dainty Lace in Armenian Crochet
by Marie Haase - EMBROIDERY:
Water Lilies in Cutwork for Your Dining Room
designed by Frances Packard
Colorful Cushions for Use Indoors and Out
by Christine Ferry
"The Formal Garden" Picture in Bright Wools
by Helen Grant - TUTORIAL:
Weaving Without a Loom
by Ethelyn J Guppy - TUTORIAL:
Hooked Chair Seats and Stool Tops Are Very Decorative
by Maren Thoresen - INTERVIEW:
Discrimination, Taste, and Diplomacy- Frau Von Prittwitz Gaffron
by Florence Yoder Wilson - COVER ARTICLE:
Needlework of Germany
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Bringing the Garden Indoors
by Hazel H Adler - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Blueberry Pudding
Quick Raspberry and Currant Jelly
Old Time Currant-Raspberry Jam
Spiced Gooseberries
Candied Ginger
Sour-Cream Cakes
Pope's Head Pudding
Prize Cake from Illinois
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Nation's Shrine
by Alma Adams Wiley
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Again "The Sisterhood of Woman",
The Handwork of Other Countries,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 21, Issue #12: August 1930
Page Count: 32
COVER: Philippine Embroidery(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Colorful Chintz Sport Ensemble for Beach, Country
by Isabel F Ingraham - CROCHET:
Handsome Trim for Table Runner(filet, fruit design)
by Olive F Ashcroft
Rosedale Lace
by M Pintner
Chair Arm Covers
by Lillie A Klein
Baby's Bonnet in Crochet - EMBROIDERY:
Gay Felts are Usable in Many Ways
designs by Maren Thoresen
Clever Designs for the Bridge Table
by Frances Packard
Colorful Wall Hanging Suggested by Sunny Sicily
by Helen Grant
Little Person's Very Own Quilt(pieced,embroidered)
designed by Janet Stanton
Easy to Do Trimmings for School Frocks
by Jane Warren Wells - KNITTING:
Lace in Knot Stitch
by Luella Hinkle - INTERVIEW:
When Expert Needlewomen Turn to New Fields of Expression, They Continue to Excel- Madame Camilo Osias
by Florence Yoder Wilson - BASKET WEAVING:
Reed Wood Basket
by Margaret J Carney - COVER ARTICLE:
The Most Beautiful Embroidery in the World" Was Made Centuries Ago by Philippine Women
by Florence Yoder Wilson - TUTORIAL:
Most Fascinating Among Homecrafts is Rug Making
by Annie E Burruss - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - ARTICLE:
Seen in the Shops on 5th Avenue
by Constance Wade - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Sauteed Green Tomato
Peach Shortcake
Peach Mousse
"Adobo" Filipino for Stewed Chicken
Cocoa Syrup for Cold Drinks
Baked Fish and Macaroni
Kiss Pudding from Massachusetts
Almond Slice Pastry
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Wayside Blossoms
by Eleanor Duncan Wood
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
In Vacation Time,
Where the Money Is Going,
Record for Filet Crochet,
Old and New,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 22, Issue #1: September 1930
Page Count: 40
COVER: Switzerland- Bobbin Lace(M Jones)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Wool-Embroidered Felt Makes Charming Hat-and-Bag Ensemble for the Schoolgirl
designed by Marion W Fuller - CROCHET:
(6)Edgings
by Olive F Ashcroft - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Poinsettia Bowl Chair Set(filet)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Portiers May Also Be Attractive
designs by Maren Thoresen
Little Bridge Prizes, Bazaar Contributions, or Gifts
by Maren Thoresen
Floral Chair Seat, Matching Rug
by Marie Hawthorne
Smartest Garments are Pajamas
by Carol Wyman
Garden Scenes for Framing
by Christine Ferry, Maren Thoresen
Cherokee Rose Quilt
by Marie D Webster - INTERVIEW:
Old Art Finds a Place in a New World- Lorentz Kleiser
by Florence Yoder Wilson - BASKET WEAVING:
Footstool and Ottoman in Reedwork
by Margaret J Carney - COVER ARTICLE:
Industrious Needlewomen of Switzerland
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(5)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
Let Charm Begin in the Hall
by Agnes Heisler Barton - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Miscellaneous information
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Watchers
by Grace Noll Crowell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Still Another Helpful Feature,
Pioneers,
The Best of Investments,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - SHOPPING FOR NOVELTIES
by Patience Porter - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 22, Issue #2: October 1930
Page Count: 36
COVER: Czechoslovakia Embroidery(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Berets Popular W/ the Younger Set(embridery,applique)
by Isabetl F Ingraham - CROCHET:
Cockatoo Design in Filet for Chair Back, Scarf End
by Olive F Ashcroft - EMBROIDERY:
Guest Room Ensemble of Embroidered Organdy
by Wilhelmine H Hachmann
Luncheon Linens That are Decorative, Easy to Do
by Christine Ferry
Bridge Table Ensembles
by Nancy Cary
Tailored Felt Bags, Smart and Practical
by Isabel Ingraham
Patchwork for Quilts, Cushions in Quaint Oldtime Designs
by Ada C Stoddard
Capacious Laundry Bags "From the Chinese"
by Janet Stanton
Now That Color Has Invaded Cutwork
by Wm. Arthur Dickey - KNITTING:
Dainty Apparel in Knitting
by Clara E Herlitzius - INTERVIEW:
Maine's 1st Lady Asks for Excellence- Mrs William Tudor Gardner
by Florence Yoder Wilson - COVER ARTICLE:
Gay Embroideries of Gallant Czecho-Slovakia
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - HOME DECOR:
The Livable Living Room
by Agnes Heisler Barton - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Honey Graham Muffins
Oatmeal Wafers
Pan-fried Cereals w/ Variations
Quick Pepper Relish
Carrot Conserve
Cream of Cauliflower Soup
Cauliflower w/ Cheese
Raisin Layer Cake
Date Roll for Hallowe'en
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
A Song ofor Autumn
by Alis Thorn
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
The Swing of the Pendulum,
Little Talk About Covers,
From the Editor's Mailbag,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - SHOPPING FOR NOVELTIES
by Patience Porter - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 22, Issue #3: November 1930
Page Count: 36
COVER: Mexico Drawn Work(John Edwin Jackson)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Lace Trims for Living Room Linens(Battenberg)
by Maren Thoresen - CROCHET:
Chair Set in Filet(shamrock design)
by Mary Card - ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN CROCHET:
Chair Set in Filet(shamrock design)
by Mary Card - EMBROIDERY:
Gay Little Aprons
by Carol Wyman
Scenic Cushions
by Nancy Cary
Noah Leads the Animals from the Ark(soft toys)
by Isabel Ingraham
Dinner Damask and Its Marking
by Christine Ferry, Margaret Thompson
Practical, Lovely Cases for Linens, Silverware
by Wilhelmine H Hachmann
Charming Border in Mexican Drawnwork
by Therese Bernard
Covers for Your Toast
by Marie Hawthorne - INTERVIEW:
She Introduces Our Neighbor Mexica- Mrs Frances Flynn Paine
by Florence Yoder Wilson - ARTICLE(cover):
The Arts of Mexico Foretell a Bright Future After a Glorious Past
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(4)Pages of Sewing Fashions - THE PIECE BAG:
Tips for Thanksgiving Tables
An Apple Bee
Autumn Leaf Shower
by Amy V Richards - HOME DECOR:
The Friendly Dining Room
by Agnes Heisler Barton - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Mince Pie
Harrison Cake, 1930 Style
Brown Fricassee of Chicken
Whipped Cream Pumpkin Pie
Chili Meat Loaf
Mexican Rabbit Stew
Mexican Rice
Tamale Pie from Santa Barbara
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
Thanksgiving
by Constance Vivien Frazier - POEM:
A Thankful Heart
by Esther Floyd
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Worthwhile Opportunities,
In November,
Good Words for Needlework,
The Twelfth Anniversary,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - SHOPPING FOR NOVELTIES
by Patience Porter - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Volume 22, Issue #4: December 1930
Page Count: 36
COVER: Holland Knitting(M Jones)
NOTES: *
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
Exquisite Quilted Gifts
by Nettie Spoor Hanauer - CROCHET:
Chair Set in Filet and Lacets, Basket of Flowers design in Color
by Alice Gronemeyer - EMBROIDERY:
New Applique Treatment for Decorative Living Room Ensemble
by Isabel Ingraham
Making Ready for Christmas
by Christine Ferry, Isabel Ingraham
Little Handmade Gifts w/ Seasonal Appeal
by Helen Grant
Cuddly Christmas Playmates(stuffed toys)
by Georgia Hanley Greene
Galaxy of Quilted Cushions
by Wilhelmine Hachmann
Christmas Greeting Cards That Are Unique
by Isabel Ingraham - TUTORIAL:
Making a Woven Rag Rug On a Simple Hand Loom
by Nancy Cary - KNITTING:
Smart Set for Boy
by Flora Honey
Helmet w/ Strap, Dainty Jacket for Baby
by E Mabel Bigglestone - INTERVIEW:
Christmas Spirit the Year Around- Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt
by Florence Yoder Wilson - ARTICLE(cover):
Knitting in the Land of Dykes and Windmills
by Florence Yoder Wilson - FASHION PAGES(sewing patterns for sale):
(3)Pages of Sewing Fashions - FOOD FACTS FOR HOME FOLKS
Yorkshire Pudding
Shrimp and Pineapple Cocktail
Orange Candied Sweets
Christmas Filled Cookies
Special Rolls
Candied Apples
Airplane Salad
Hot Sandwich rolls
Quick Biscuit Rolls
Upside-Down Cake
Caramel Fruit Upside-Down Cake
by Miss Anne Pierce - POEM:
The Voice of the Christ Child
by Phillips Brooks - POEM:
It Does Not Take Great Gifts
by Grace Noll Crowell
- SHOWCASED PROJECT:
- DEPARTMENTS
- EDITOR'S PAGE:
Christmas Greeting of Days Gone By,
"A Little Child Shall Lead Us",
In the Hand and on the Air,
Christmas in Holland,
Answered by the Editor
by A C Stoddard - THE PIECE BAG:
"Thank You" Cards
Tree Trims
Brightening the Corners
Dad Did It
Pointed Firs
Starry Windows
Fairy Wings
by Amy V Richards - SHOPPING FOR NOVELTIES
by Patience Porter - What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out
- EDITOR'S PAGE: