1919:Vol. #IV, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: My current copy of this issue has a coupon clipped out of page 19/20...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• FEATURES
  • Another Contest- $1500.00 in Prizes
  • TATTING/CROCHET:
    Novel Linens for the Lunch and Dinner Table-
    Tatted Luncheon Set(linen center,on cover)
    Hot Dish Mats(crochet,on cover)
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Handsome Cloth Adds Joy to the Tea Hour-
    4 sq. Cupid Motif Insertions
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (table)Scarfs May Be of Many Fashions and Still Be White-
    Butterfly Corner(on cover)
    Grape Vine Scarf End
  • FILET CROCHET/EMBROIDERY:
    Sometimes Color Is More in Harmony with the Room-
    Pond Lily Scarf(filet)
    Embroidered Library Scarf
  • ARTICLE:
    History of Embroidery-
    In the Colonial Period...
  • EMBROIDERY:
    For the Round Table-
    36" Table Center
  • CROCHET:
    Yokes- Either Pink or White-
    Filet Rose Yoke,
    Crochet Wheel Motif Yoke
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Yokes in Different Forms-
    V-Neck Filet Nightgown Yoke
    Simple Filet Camisole Yoke
    Working Diagrams with Just the Simplest Directions
    Ladies' Filet Slip-on Sweater,
    Girl of 8-10 years' Filet Sweater
  • CROCHET:
    Ladies' Openwork Sweater
  • KNITTING:
    Ladies' Sleeveless Sweater
    Beach Scarf
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (6) Motifs- Square, Round, Basket, Bow-knot, Sunflower, Triangle
  • CROCHET:
    Edging of "Torchon" Crochet
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (3)Edgings with Corners
  • CROCHET:
    Sacque, Cap, Booties Baby Set
    Sacque, Cap Baby Set

Magazine Title: STAR Needlework Journal
Editor(s): Ethel M McCunn
Publication Frequency: Quarterly
Began Publication: 1916
Ended Publication: Unknown*
Published by: The Thread Agency(The American Thread Co.), NY
Average Page Count: 20
Magazine Dimensions(ht. x w.): 12" x 9"
ISSN: None

NOTE: ALL COVER IMAGES THIS PAGE ARE PROPERTY OF
PUBLISHER, but are scanned from my private collection.

SUMMARY: This needlework journal didn't have the longevity of its competitors, but you got a lot of bang for your 10 cents, with little advertising(except for American Thread products tacked on to the back pages), a steady supply of very sophisticated patterns, primarily crochet, but more than usual tatting patterns and knitting sliding into 3rd place, with embroidery tacked on for good measure. I only have a handful of issues, and only a few of the later ones had an embroidery transfer sheet stapled into the middle of it, so don't know yet whether that was SOP, or most issues came without. I only have about a dozen of the 40 or so issues, but I'll fill in more as I find them.

HOW TO MAKE THIS MAGAZINE CATALOG SEARCHABLE:
METHOD ONE(downside is it takes some effort and time):
1. Open a blank page in your favorite word processing program.
2. Right click and "SELECT ALL"
3. Right click and "COPY"
4. "PASTE" or CTRL"V" what you copied into the blank page(it could take a while depending on the size of the page)
5. Use the search function as you normally would. Try to stick to only one word, since authors will sometimes use their middle initial, then not, change names, etc.
6. Trash the blank page when you're done.

METHOD TWO(downside is you have to wade through a lot of HTML code to read the entries):
1. Right click and "VIEW SOURCE". This will bring up a second window that will give you a behind-the-stage look at my coding along with the entries. There is a search function on source pages. Use it as you would the search function for a word processor(see METHOD 1). Close the Source page when you're done.

Anyone with more information about this publication, or has issues to donate or sell, can contact me through My Contact Page.

TITLE TATTING ARTICLES(list is not complete):
1916 (vI:#2) - "*," by *
1916 (vI:#3) - "*," by *
1916 (vI:#4) - "*," by *
1917 (vII:#1) - "*," by *
1917 (vII:#2) - "*," by *
1917 (vII:#3) - "*," by *
1917 (vII:#4) - "*," by *
1918 (vIII:#1) - "*," by *
1918 (vIII:#2) - "*," by *
1918 (vIII:#3) - "*," by *
1918 (vIII:#4) - "*," by *
1919 (vIV:#1) - "*," by *
1919 (vIV:#2) - ""*," by *
1919 (vIV:#3) - "Luncheon Set(round, with linen center)," by Not Given
1919 (vIV:#4) - "Handsome Tatted Doily(with linen center)," by Not Given
        "Collar and Cuff Set," by Not Given
        "Round Yoke for Child's Dress," by Not Given
        "Baby's Cap," by Not Given
1920 (vV:#1) - "*," by *
1920 (vV:#2) - "Baby's Cap," by Not Given
1920 (vV:#3) - "Yoke,"
        "Child's Yoke", by Lena Ford
        "Tabbed Collar", by M. Stoddard
        "Baby's Cap," by W. May
        "Baby's Cap," by E.A. Strange
1920 (vV:#4) - "Curtain(with crochet)," by Mrs Skinner
        "Tatted Sq. Centerpiece(linen center)," by Not Given
1921 (vVI:#1) - "Tatted (baby)Cap," by E. Hodges
        (2)Square Motifs," by MM Stoddard
        "8pt Motif(with rickrack)," by E. Davies
        "Cluny Tatted Edge," by LT Misner
        "Fringed Edging," by Evelyn Davis
1921 (vVI:#2) - "Yoke(with ribbon)," by Not Given
        "Tatted Motif," by Mrs LT Misner
        "Cluny Medallion," by Mrs LT Misner
        "(2)Handkerchief Edgings," by Not Given
1921 (vVI:#3) - "(2)Tatted Edgings," by Evelyn Davis
        "Tatted Yoke," by Anna Hoskins
        "Towel with Tatted Edges," by Melvina Stoddard
        "Tatted Cap," by Rose Holder
1921 (vVI:#4) - "(2)Edgings," by Evelyn Davis
1922 (vVII:#1) - "*," by *
1922 (vVII:#2) - "*," by *
1922 (vVII:#3) - "Tatting Has Many Uses(Yoke, Sq. Motif, Scallop Edging)," by Martha Farrell, Evelyn Davis
1922 (vVII:#4) - "*," by *
1923 (vVIII:#1) - "*," by *
1923 (vVIII:#2) - "Tatted Baby Sacque, Yoke, Cap," by Not Given
        "Tatted Yoke(with roses and mignonette)," by Mrs J Hill
1923 (vVIII:#3) - "," by
1923 (vVIII:#4) - "Ideal for Children's Wear or Lingerie(Baby Cap, 2 Edgings)," by A.S. Arnold, Mrs Karl Holland, Mrs Wm. May
1924 (vIX:#1) - "Bishop's Surplice, Cuffs," by Sister M Beatina
        "Baby's Cap," by Fern Carlson
1924 (vIX:#2) - "," by
1924 (vIX:#3) - "," by
1924 (vIX:#4) - "Yoke, Scarf End," by Mrs Wm. May
        "(3)Edgings, Rnd Motif, Sq Motif," by Clara Haase
        "Bonnet Ties," by Not Given
1925 (vX:#1) - "," by
1925 (vX:#2) - "Tatted Scarf of Unusual Beauty," by Sister M Betina
        "Doily(linen center)," by Kathryn Rowe
        "Heart Motif," by Elizabeth Bradley
1925 (vX:#3) - "(4)Edgings," by Esther Hutton, Kathryn Martha Rowe
        "Doily," by Kathryn Martha Rowe
        "Console Set," by Kathryn Martha Rowe
1925 (vX:#4) - "," by

"STAR NEEDLEWORK JOURNAL*" CATALOG OF ISSUES

1916: 4 ISSUES

1916: Volume I, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • Introductory-
    "STAR" and "SILKINE" Mercerized crochet cottons
    "SILKINE" Skein Embroidery
    "SILKINE" Art Thread(skeins)
    "SILKINE" Embroidery Floss(balls)
    "SILKINE" Pearl Cotton
    "SILKINE" Embroidery Floss(long skeins)
    "SILKINE" Broder Cotton(small skeins)
    "SANSILK" and "SILKATEEN"
    The American Thread Co.'s Plain Crochet Cotton
    The American Thread Co.'s Crochet Twist
    Glasgo Twilled Lace Thread
    Manlove's Thread for Irish Lace
  • CROCHET:
    Afternoon Tea Cloth
    Insertion
    Crochet Border
    Braid and Scallop Doily(linen center)
    Lace Corner
    Lace Edging(with ribbon insertion)
    Doily
    Boudoir Slippers
    Oval Irish Crochet Tray Cloth(linen center)
    Crochet Corner
    "Spider Web" Lace with Corner and Triangle
    Lace and Insertion with Corners
    Lace Edging
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Afternoon Tea Cloth
    Embroidered Table Cover
    Rose Cushion
    Brush and Comb Case
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Geometric Motif Yoke

1916: Volume I, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1916: Volume I, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

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• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1916: Volume I, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

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• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1917: 4 ISSUES

1917: Volume II, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
    *
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  • TATTING:
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1917: Volume II, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1917: Volume II, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1917: Volume II, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1918: 4 ISSUES

1918: Volume III, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1918: Volume III, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1918: Volume III, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1918: Volume III, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
    *
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  • TATTING:
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1919: 4 ISSUES

1919: Volume IV, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
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  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
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  • TATTING:
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1919: Volume IV, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
    *
  • KNITTING:
    *
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  • EMBROIDERY:
    *
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  • TATTING:
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1919: Volume IV, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: My current copy of this issue has a coupon clipped out of page 19/20...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• FEATURES
  • Another Contest- $1500.00 in Prizes
  • TATTING/CROCHET:
    Novel Linens for the Lunch and Dinner Table-
    Tatted Luncheon Set(linen center,on cover)
    Hot Dish Mats(crochet,on cover)
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Handsome Cloth Adds Joy to the Tea Hour-
    4 sq. Cupid Motif Insertions
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (table)Scarfs May Be of Many Fashions and Still Be White-
    Butterfly Corner(on cover)
    Grape Vine Scarf End
  • FILET CROCHET/EMBROIDERY:
    Sometimes Color Is More in Harmony with the Room-
    Pond Lily Scarf(filet)
    Embroidered Library Scarf
  • ARTICLE:
    History of Embroidery-
    In the Colonial Period...
  • EMBROIDERY:
    For the Round Table-
    36" Table Center
  • CROCHET:
    Yokes- Either Pink or White-
    Filet Rose Yoke,
    Crochet Wheel Motif Yoke
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Yokes in Different Forms-
    V-Neck Filet Nightgown Yoke
    Simple Filet Camisole Yoke
    Working Diagrams with Just the Simplest Directions
    Ladies' Filet Slip-on Sweater,
    Girl of 8-10 years' Filet Sweater
  • CROCHET:
    Ladies' Openwork Sweater
  • KNITTING:
    Ladies' Sleeveless Sweater
    Beach Scarf
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (6) Motifs- Square, Round, Basket, Bow-knot, Sunflower, Triangle
  • CROCHET:
    Edging of "Torchon" Crochet
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (3)Edgings with Corners
  • CROCHET:
    Sacque, Cap, Booties Baby Set
    Sacque, Cap Baby Set

1919: Volume IV, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: The swan boudoir pillow cover looked more like ducks to me...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• FEATURES
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Curved Edging for Hydrangea Centerpiece
    Baby Afghan
    Cosy Sack for the Tiny Tot
  • KNITTING:
    Boy's Sweater
    Lady's Sweater
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Daisie Design for Pillow
    Tan Library Scarf with Rose and Leaf Design
    Hydrangea Centerpiece
  • TATTING:
    Collar and Cuff Set
    Round Yoke for Child's Dress, Baby's Cap
    Linen Center Tatted Doily
  • FILET CROCHET:
    "Good Luck" Table Scarf
    Old Fashioned Flower(bluebell?) Teacloth, Napkin Set
    Swan Boudoir Pillow Cover
    Floral Arc Insertion for Boudoir Pillow
    Grape and Leaves (table)Scarf End
    Charming Sack and Cap trimmed with Filet Crochet
    New Camisole Yoke Design
    "Mother Hubbard" Yoke
    Unusually Simple Camisole Yoke
    Novel Filet Sweater
    2 Color Sweater
    Cornucopia Edging
    Monogram Set
    Rosebud Edging
    (2)Simple Edgings
    4 Hungry Little Squirrels Bib End
    2 Prancing Deer Bib End
    3 Busy Chicks Bib End
    Flower Cap Edge, Triangle Motif for Tie Ends

1920: 4 ISSUES

1920: Volume V, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    *
    *
  • KNITTING:
    *
    *
  • EMBROIDERY:
    *
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  • TATTING:
    *
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  • *:
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  • FILET CROCHET:
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1920: Volume V, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: Several pages of this issue went to displaying the 1st place winners of the SNJ contest...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • Prize Winners of the Star Needlework Journal Contest
  • CROCHET:
    Irish Crochet Bag of Unusual Beauty
    Bath Mat
    Bedroom Slippers
    Centerpiece of Novelty Crochet(linen center)
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Floral Yoke for Baby Dress, Cap
    Water Lily Centerpiece
  • TATTING:
    Baby's Cap
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Bunny Baby Bib
    Butterfly Motif Baby Sack
    Trellis Motif Sweater
    Wrap
    Open Work Sweater with Darning Stitch Motif
    (4)New Yokes
    Unique Geometrical Design Tray Cloth
    Morning Glory Cloth

1920: Volume V, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers- Announcing a new contest
  • CROCHET:
    Yoke
    Irish Crochet Passion Flower Nightgown Yoke
          by Mary McNay
    Irish Crochet Collar
          by Mary McNay
    Baby Cap
          by E Hodges
    (5)Edgings
          by Mary McNay, EH Fremont, Harry Haskin
    Sport Sweater
          by Velma S Cole
  • KNITTING:
    Baby's Set
          by E Schmidt
  • TATTING:
    Yoke
    Tabbed Collar
          by M. Stoddard
    Child's Dress Yoke
          by Lena Ford
    Baby Cap
          by W. May
    Baby Cap
          by E.A. Strange
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Rose Motif Yoke
    Dancing Cupids Scarf
    Tea Cloth
          by Alice McClair
    Tea Pot Cozy
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Table Center
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt
    Daffodil Scarf End
    Violets Motif Buffet Scarf End
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt
    Lacet and Filet Sweater
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Charming Summer Smock
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt

1920: Volume V, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Altar Cloth
    Scarf Ends
    Irish Crochet Collar, Pockets
          by JA Garrignes
    Yoke with Square Motifs
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Pin Wheel, Zigzag, Turkish Towel, Fan Edgings
          by Miss Bessie Davie, Miss CI Shultes
  • KNITTING:
    Camisole
          by Mrs JJ Margaroli
    Sweater, Matching Tam
          by Elizabeth C Nickell, Ethel M McCunn
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Centerpiece
          by Rosalie M Sparacino
  • TATTING:
    Curtain(with crochet)
          by Mrs. Skinner
    Square Centerpiece(linen center)
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Handsome Luncheon Cloth
          byMrs Ervine R Brooks
    Dainty Carriage Robe
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt
    Yoke
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Ivy Collar
          by Pauline Kreutzfeldt
    Rose Motif Apron
          by Pauline Kreutzfeldt

1921: 4 ISSUES

1921: Volume VI, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: *

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Pleasing Version of the Inevitable Hand Bag
          by Mary Card
    Crocheted Baby Cap
          by E Hodges
    (2)Yokes with Square Motifs
          by Velma S Cole, Carrie I Shultes
    Round Medallion
          by E Davies
    Round Medallion
          by IC Eastlands
    (2)Edgings
    Fringed Edging
  • KNITTING:
    Sweater
          by Mrs Carpenter
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Collar and Cuff Set
          by Grace Lucas
    Child's Play Apron(goose and gander in the rain)
          by Kathryn Cawein
    Fuchsia Centerpiece
          by "The Editor"
  • TATTING:
    Tatted Baby Cap
          by E Hodges
    (3)Tatted Motifs- 2 Square, 1 8pt(with rickrack)
          by MM Stoddard
    Cluny Tatted Edge
          by LT Misner
    Tatted Fringe Edge
          by Evelyn Davis
  • (short)ARTICLE:
    According to Dame Fashion
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (3)Collars for Various Dresses, Occasions
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt, Mrs John MacClair
    Laundry Bag
          by Carrie I Shultes
    Baby's Feeding Bib(elephants)
          by Carrie I Shultes
    (2)Yokes of Filet Crochet
          by Cecilia Vanek, Edith Ward
    Women's Blouse
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Library Scarf
          by Mrs Skinner
    Linen Centers of Novel Shape(Chrysanthemums?)
          by Mrs John McClair

1921: Volume VI, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
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• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Grape-Vine Centerpiece
          by *
    Surplice Sweater
          by Rose Holder
  • KNITTING:
    Rose Leaf Edging, Oak Leaf Insertion
          by Mrs Jane Canup
    Slip-On with Filet Motifs
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Coat Sweater with Filet Collar, Cuffs
          by Ethel M McCunn
    (3)Collars
          by Mrs J Ramsperger
    Socks
          by Cecilia Vanek, Ethel M McCunn
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Still Life Fruit "Painting"
          by Mrs J Harmon
    Cutwork Boudoir Pillow Cover
          by Frieda Struppek
    Embroidered Chemise
          by Miss Josephine E Couse
    Oval Pillow
          by Cathryn Cawein
  • TATTING:
    Square Motif, Cluny Medallion
          by Mrs LT Misner
    (2)Handkerchief Edgings
          by Not Given
    Tatted Yoke(with ribbon insertion)
  • Prize Winners of the Star Needlework Journal Contest
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Cupids and Baskets Table Scarf
          by Miss Lillian Radzinsky
    Lighthouse Door Panel
          by AL Anderson
    Coat Sweater
          by Ella Brooks
    Child's Frock
          by Cecilia Vanek, Ethel M McCunn
    Flower Basket Medallion Hanky Insertion
          by Not Given

1921: Volume VI, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
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• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers- announcement of the next contest
  • CROCHET:
    Narrow Scallop Edging
          by Carrie Schultes
    Irish Crochet Yoke
          by Marie Olsen
    Wheat Ear Scarf
          by Mrs TA Hilderley
    Edging for Everyday Use
          by Edwin C Foss
    Pretty Bag for Summer
          by Grace M Dresser
    Knot Stitch Baby Cap
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • KNITTING:
    Sweater
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Apple Blossoms Centerpiece, Scarf, Pillow
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Potpourri of Cross-stitch Flowers and Fruit, Fish, Edgings
  • TATTING:
    (2)Tatted Edgings(1 with coronation braid)
          by Evelyn Davis
    Tatted Yoke
          by Anna Hoskins
    Towel with Tatted Edges(one wide, one narrow)
          by Melvina Stoddard
    Baby Cap
          by Rose Holder
  • FILET CROCHET:
    "X" Edging
          by Elizabeth Booth
    Floral Yoke
          by Marie Tuce Skinner
    Floral Yoke
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Sweater
          by Ruth R Peal
    Crocheted Towel End
          by Bertha Van der Wald
    Monogram Set
          by *
    Chinese Dragon Pillow Top
          by Pauline Kreutzfeldt
    Another Version of the Chinese Dragon
          by Pauline Kreutzfeldt
    Fancy Baskets Piano Scarf
          by Pauline Kreutzfeldt
    Dress, Hat

1921: Volume VI, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: The cover is marked "No. 2" but is actually No. 4...

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• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Narrow or Wide Shell Edgings
          by Rose Holder
    Starflower Edging, Insertion
          by A.E. Stockwell
    Scallop Edging
          by Mary McNay
    Disc Yoke
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Medallion Yoke
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Luncheon Set(linen centers)
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Boudoir Cap
          by Cecilia Vanek
  • KNITTING:
    Girl's Slip-On Sweater
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Sports Sweater
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Baby Cap, Collar and Cuff Set
          by Eloise Blome
    Luncheon Set
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt
    Cross-stitch Scarf
          by Katheryn Cawein
    Oval Library Scarf
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Potpourri of Cross-stitch Patterns(mostly edgings
  • TATTING:
    (2)Tatted Edgings
          by Evelyn Davis
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Going to Dreamland with Pussy(4 panels)
          by *
    (6)Filet Edgings
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Wisteria Yoke
          by Maria La Spina
    Flower Yoke
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Open Mesh Sweater
          by Maria La Spina
    Greek Key Sports Wear
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Oval Table Mats
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Rose Motif Scarf Set
          by Alice McClair
    Posies Tea Cloth
          adapted by Ethel M McCunn from 1861 design

1922: 4 ISSUES

1922: Volume VII, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
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• CONTENTS
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1922: Volume VII, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
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1922: Volume VII, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: I believe my current copy of this issue is missing an embroidery transfer sheet...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Women's Sport Sweater
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Women's Sweater
          by Adelle Seillag
    Rosette Yoke
          by Harry Witmeyer
    Fringed Scarf End
          by Cecelia Vanek
    (4)Edgings
          by Mary I Diven, Cecelia Vanek
    (4)Edgings(2 pineapple)
          by Mary McNay, Cecelia Vanek
    Edging for Embroidered Luncheon Set
          by Asmus-Bradley Co.
  • KNITTING:
    Child's Checked Cap, Sweater Set
          by Asmus-Bradley Co.
    Women's Sport Sweater
          by Marjorie Bartlett
    Child's Sweater
          by Marjorie Bartlett
  • EMBROIDERY:
    White Rabbit Bib
          by Mrs David Landis
    Hardanger Centerpiece
          by Inga Riker
    Novel Cross-stitch Designs
  • TATTING:
    Tatting Has Many Uses(yoke, scallop edging, small 4-ring tiling motif)
          by Martha Farrell, Evelyn Davis
  • TUTORIAL:
    Fundamental Stitches of Hardanger Embroidery
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Roses Yoke
          by Mary Bell
    Roses and Bowknots Luncheon Set(linen center)
          by Pauline Kruetzfeldt
    Flower Bowl Scarf End
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Curtain
          by Mrs P Johnson

1922: Volume VII, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
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• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
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  • TATTING:
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1923: 4 ISSUES

1923: Volume VIII, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
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1923: Volume VIII, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: Small blue leaflet with all the prize winners of the most recent contest was stapled into the middle of this issue...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Yoke
          by Mrs Magdaline Wiemer
    (3)Edging/Insertion Sets, Sq. Medallion
          by Marie Haase
    First Prize Centerpiece
  • KNITTING:
    Sweater
          by ruth Peal
    Dress
          by Samuel Webb
    Dress(with berry motif filet crochet)
          by Not Given
    (3)Round Mats
    Infant's Set
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Christening Robe
          by Mrs margaret K Johnson
    Wild Rose Centerpiece
          by Miss Nancy Hall
    Rambler Rose Luncheon cloth
          by Mrs LD Perry
    White Work Centerpiece
          by Mrs Fortuna Calamara
    Cutwork Towel
          by Margarite Rosa
    Scarf and Pillow Top
          by Esther Wallace
    Potpourri of Cross-stitch Patterns
  • TATTING:
    Tatted Yoke(roses and mignonette)
          by Mrs J Hill
    Infant's Sacque, Yoke, Cap
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Bed Spread"Lord Keep Us Safe This Night"
          by Not Given
    Roses Cloth
          by Alma Cerar

1923: Volume VIII, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
Notes: My copy of this issue still has its embroidery transfer sheet intact!!!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    Crochet Suggestions w/ Unlimited Possibilities- 5 Edgings(2filet)
          by Carrie I Shultes, Edna L Aldrich, Mrs Frank J Soukup
    Dainty Addition to the Trousseau- Camisole, Gown, Boudoir Cap
          by Marie Haase
    (2)Yokes of Unusual Design
          by Augusta F True, Nettie W McCoy
    Oval Doily(filet)
          by Elizabeth L Stone
    (2)Beaded Bags
          by Ethel M McCunn
    (3)Lampshades
          by MF Courtney, Cecilia Vanek
    Monograms in Filet Crochet
    Jacquette Blouse
  • KNITTING:
    (3)Knitted Edgings of Fine or Heave Thread- Tulip, Oak Leaf, Head O'Wheat
          by Mrs Geo. W. Case
    Beautiful Linens Are the Housewife's Pride- towels,
    Just a Little Embroidery is All That is Needed- Infant's Set, Bib
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Trim Appearance Aids the Household Task- Apron(cross-stitch)
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Ladies Sweater
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Variation of the Old-Fashioned Patch-Work
          by Mary Meurlatt
    Buttonhole Stitch Predominates in this Simple Luncheon Set
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Monograms in Cross-stitch
  • TATTING:
    Tatting for the Beginner and More Experienced Worker- Collar, Deep Edging
          by Not Given

1923: Volume VIII, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: My copy of this issue still has its original embroidery transfer sheet!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    (7)Edgings
          by Cecelia Vanek, Esther Hutton
    (6)Motifs- 3 filet, 3 medallions
          by Ethel M McCunn, Cecelia Vanek
    Bunny Bag
          by Agnes Choate Wonson
    Baby Bonnet
          by Ethel M McCunn
    (2)Filet Tea Cloths(linen centers)
          by Pauline Kruetzfelt
    (2)Towel Edgings
          by Kate Becker
    Oval Hot Dish Mat
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Cap
          by SE Stephens
    Yoke
          by Ruth Bendure
    Filet Yoke
          by Cecelia Vanek
    Scarf/Pillow Insertion
          by Carrie I Shultes
  • KNITTING:
    Afghan
          by J Meyer
    Coat Sweater, Tabard Sweater
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Glass Toweling Reigns in the Breakfast Nook,
    Bit of Gay Color and a Few Stitches
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Crib Cover(owls)
          by Kate Becker
    Buffet Set(w/ applique)
          by Edna Carlson
    (3)Handkerchiefs, Cap
          by Cecelia Vanek
    (3)Aprons
          by Cecelia Vanek, Ethel M McCunn
  • TATTING:
    Ideal for Children's Wear or Lingerie- Baby Cap, 2 Edgings
          by AS Arnold, Mrs Karl Holland, Mrs Wm. May

1924: 4 ISSUES

1924: Volume IX, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: There is a large(12" x 18") embroidery transfer sheet stapled into the center of this issue...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    (2)Edgings
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Flower Edge
          by Carrie I Schultes
    (3)Edgings
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Luncheon Set with Corner Motifs
          by Maria La Spina
    Yoke
          by Marie Haase
    Yoke
          by Cecilia Vanek
    (2)Collar/Cuff Set
          by Marie Haase
  • KNITTING:
    (2)Sweaters
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Wild Geese and Setting Sun for the Nursery
          by Agnes Choate Wonson
    Luncheon Set
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Cross-stitch Glass-toweling for the China Closet
          by Cecilia Vanek
  • TATTING:
    Baby's Cap
          by Fern Carlson
    Tatting for a Bishop's Surplice
          by Sister M Beatina
    Collar, Cuff Set(patterns in insert)
          by MG McCunn
    (2)Card Table Covers
          by Cecilia Vanek, Ethel M McCunn
  • TUTORIAL:
    The Gentle Art of Making Tassels
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (5)Edgings
          by Edna Aldrich, Cecilia Vanek
    (3) Edgings, 1 Insertion
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Flower Basket Bedspread
          by Ruth Corrigan
    Monogram Set

1924: Volume IX, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
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1924: Volume IX, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
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1924: Volume IX, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
Notes: My current copy of this issue is missing its embroidery transfer sheet...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    (11)Edgings, 1 Sq. Medallion
          by Lilian Baugh, Helen Metzger, Ella Hanscom, M Griswold, Marie Haase, Cecilia Vanek
    Buffet Set
          by Marie Haase
    Infant's Clothes Hanger
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Irish Crochet Baby Bonnet
          by Emma G Weaver
  • KNITTING:
    Baby Set
          by MJ Bartlett, Mrs JH Carpenter
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Tea Towels, Scarf and Pincushion
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Bedspread
          by Asta Romar
    Handkerchief Case, (2)Bags
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Scarf(w crochet fringed edging), Hat
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Luncheon Set, Curtains
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Flower Basket Scarf
          by Asta Romar
    (3)Fairy Tale Bibs
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • TATTING:
    Yoke
          by Mrs Wm. May
    (4)Edgings, Sq. Motif, Round Motif
          by Clara Haase
    Bonnet Ties(tatted edging)
  • FILET CROCHET:
    (5)Edgings
          by Ella Hanscom, Helen P Metzger
    (4)Corners
          by Cecilia Vanek

1925: 4 ISSUES

1925: Volume X, Issue #1
Page Count: 20
Notes: My copy of this issue has its embroidery transfer sheet intact!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    (4)Edgings of Unusual Design
          by M Pintner
    (4)Edgings that are Quickly Made
          by Cecilia Vanek
    (2)Edgings for the More Ambitious Worker(filet)
          by M Pintner
    Suggestions w/ Many Possibilities- Violet Centerpiece(crochet edging), Tea Cloth w/ Sq, Filet Corners
          by Helen P Metzger, Marie LaSpina
    Alb Lace of Filet Crochet(shadow filet)
          by Sister M Beatina
    (round)Table Mats
          by Cecilia Vanek
  • KNITTING:
    One of the New Knitted Bead Bags
          by E Schmid
    Practical Gift for the New Baby- Infant's Sacque
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Tea Apron of Yellow and Black
          by Helene Gebhart
    Linen of Golden Hue for the Luncheon Table,
    Potholders,
    Practical Aprons Can be Charming as Well,
    Cross Stitch and Cut Work are Fashionable- (2)Scarfs(1 fringed),
    Touches of Individuality on Simple Child's Frocks
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Draperies and Hangings for the Living Room
          by Asta Romar
  • TATTING:
    (5)Edgings and Motifs in Tatting
          by Clara R Haase
  • NEEDLE LACE:
    One Makes This Lace W/ a Sewing Needle- 3 Edgings
          by Marie Haase

1925: Volume X, Issue #2
Page Count: 20
Notes: This issue came with a large (12" x 16") embroidery transfer sheet stapled into the center...

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• CONTENTS
  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    (3)Edgings
          by Katherine Bestfather
    Edging
          by Mrs Hanscom
    (3)Edgings
          by Lilian Baugh
    (5)Edgings
          by Marie Haase
    (4)Edgings
          by Bessie Davie
    Doily(linen center)
          by Marie La Spina
  • KNITTING:
    (3)Lace Edgings
    Little Boy's Cap, Suit
  • EMBROIDERY:
    Chair Set, Curtains, Pillow Cases, Towels
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Baby's Dress, Table Runner
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Cross-stitch Baskets Laden with Flowers
          by Mrs Wm. T. Perry
    Double Scarf Luncheon Set
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • TATTING:
    Scarf of Unusual Beauty
          by Sister M Betina
    Doily(linen Center)
          by Katherine Rowe
    Heart Motif
          by Elizabeth Bradley
  • TUTORIAL:
    A Lesson on the Various Embroidery Stitches
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Leaf Edging
          by M Pintner
    Tea Cloth Insertion
          by Helen P Metzger
    Water Lily Scarf
          by Not Given
  • Comments of Our Readers

1925: Volume X, Issue #3
Page Count: 20
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  • To Our Readers
  • CROCHET:
    (5)Edgings
          by Margaret Griswold
    (5)Edgings
          by Ella Hanscom
    (2)Dee Edgings
          by M Pintner
    Baby's Bonnet
          by Lillian M Baugh
    Buffet Set(linen center)
          by Marie Haase
    Tapestry Crochet Overblouse
          by Della Donaldson
    Applique Basket for Towel
          by Cecilia Vanek
  • EMBROIDERY:
    That Touch of Embroidery that Gives Distinction
          by Ethel M McCunn
    Baby's Cap, Sack
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Towel Designs
          by Cecilia Vanek
    Cross-stitch Landscape
          by Agnes Choate Womson
    Dresser, Buffet Scarves, Bridge Luncheon Set
          by Ethel M McCunn
  • TATTING:
    (4)Edgings
          by Esther Hutton, Kathryn Martha Rowe
    Doily, Console Set
          by Kathryn M Rowe
  • Important Embroidery Stitches
  • FILET CROCHET:
    Infant's Cap
          by Carrie I Shultes
    Flower Basket Tea-Cloth
          by Mrs Wm. Hathaway

1925: Volume X, Issue #4
Page Count: 20
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SPECIAL ISSUES

Star Book of..., Book "A"
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  • Telling How to Crochet

Star Book of..., Book "B"
Page Count: 20
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• CONTENTS
  • Telling How to Crochet

Star Book of Insertions and Edgings, Book "C"(c1922)
Page Count: 20
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• CONTENTS
  • Telling How to Crochet
  • Filet Sunflower Motif
  • Filet Triangular Rose Motif
  • Filet Basket Motif
  • Filet Round Flower Motif
  • Edging of "Torchon" Crochet
  • (4)Narrow Edging
  • Rose Edging
  • Buffet Scarf w/ filet Edging
  • Edging for a Turkish Towel
  • Pinwheel Edging
  • Filet Edging, No. 110
  • Filet Edging, No. 112
  • Floral Filet Edging, Matching Insertion
  • Filet Insertion for Towel
  • Narrow Edging
  • Crocheted Cluny Edging
  • Rose Edging
  • Narrow Shell Edging
  • (2)Rnd Medallions
  • Edging
  • Filet Altar Cloth Edging
  • Filet Butterfly Triangle
  • Filet Cornucopia Edging
  • Filet Daisy Edging
  • Filet Bow-Knot Motif
  • Filet Square Motif
  • Wide Shell Edging
  • Handsome Fancy Filet Edging
  • Filet Round Motif
  • Filet Edging
  • Zigzag Edging
  • Edging
  • Fan Edging
  • Dainty Edging
  • Edging/Insertion
  • 3" Wide Insertion
  • 2" Wide Insertion/Matching Edging
  • Blue Bird and "Purity" Insertions
  • Filet Pillow Case/Sheet Insertions
  • Fringe Edging
  • (4)Handkerchief Edgins/Corners

Star Book of Embroidery, Book "D"(c1922)
Page Count: 20
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"PUBLISHED BY STAR NEEDLEWORK JOURNAL" CATALOG OF ISSUES

Star Book of ???, Book "A"
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STAR Book of Insertions and Edgings, Book "C"
Page Count: 20
Copyright: 1922
Editor: Ethel M McGunn
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  • Telling How to Crochet
  • No. A-A: Sunflower Motif Edging/Insertion(filet)
  • No. A-B: Filet Triangular Rose Motif Corner for Napkins
  • No. A-C: Rnd Filet Flower Motif
  • No. A-D: Basket Motif for Towels, Pillowcases(filet)
  • No. A-E: Edging of "Torchon" Crochet
  • No. A-F: Filet Rose Edging
  • No. A-G: Narrow Filet Edging
  • No. A-H: Kerchief Edging
  • No. A-J: Kerchief Edging
  • No. A-K: Kerchief Corner(filet)
  • No. A-L: Kerchief Edging
  • No. A-M: Filet Design for Towels, Pillow Cases
  • No. A-N: Filet Floral Deep Edging w/ Corner
  • No. A-0: Filet Matching Deep Floral Insertion
  • No. 14: Cornucopia Edging(filet)
  • No. 15: Filet Edging(tulip motif)
  • No. 16: Dainty Edging
  • No. 17: Daisy Edging(flet)
  • No. 23: Filet Edging
  • No. 24: Bean Stitch Edging
  • No. 25: Bean Stitch Insertion
  • No. 35, 36: Posy Pillow Case and Sheet Insertions
  • No. 42: Filet Insertion for Towel
  • No. 64: Crocheted Cluny Edging
  • No. 65: Rose Edging
  • No. 66: Narrow Edging(w/ dense scallops)
  • No. 67: Diagonal Striped Edging
  • No. 71: Filet Edging for Buffet Scarf
  • No. 90: Fan Edging
  • No. 91: Pin Wheel Edging
  • No. 92: ZigZag Edging
  • No. 93: Edging for a Turkish Towel
  • No. 107: Round Motif
  • No. 108: Round Motif
  • No. 109: Narrow Shell Edging
  • No. 110: Filet Edigns w/ Corner
  • No. 111: Wide Shell Edging
  • No. 112: Filet Edging(tree motif)
  • No. 113: Fringe Edging and Sheet
  • No. 126: Narrow Crochet Edging
  • Filet Altar Cloth Edging w/ Corner
  • Filet Rnd. Bow-Knot Motif
  • Filet Sq. Motif
  • Fancy Filet Edging w/ Corner
  • Narrow Edging
  • Wider Insertion
  • 3" Deep Filet Insertion
  • 2" Deep Filet Insertion, w/ Matching Edging
  • "PURITY" Insertion
  • Blue Bird Insertion

STAR Book of ???, Book "D"
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Editor: Ethel M McGunn
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