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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • AD PAGES:
    • Panholders for Every Occasion
    • Applique Quilts- Wild Rose, Tulip, Sunflower, Waterlily, Bed of Lilies, Beautiful, Purple Iris, Poppy Spread
    • Hot Iron Transfers for Bedroom Linens
    • Attractive Hooked Rug Motifs
    • Our Library of Quilts
    • Hot Iron Transfers- Tea Towel Sets
    • Variety of Handicraft Suggestions- Aprons, Toys, Crochet
    • Novelties from Wood(2 pages)
  • PATTERNS:
    • Patch as Patch Can Quilt(patchwork)
    • Little Girl's Quilt(applique,bonnet girl w/ balloons)
    • Waterlily Quilt(patchwork)
    • Rainbow Star(patchwork)
    • Indian Trail(patchwork)
    • Northern Lights(patchwork)
    • Colonial Garden Quilt(hex. applique)
    • Forget-Me-Not(patchwork)
    • Ferris Wheel Quilt(applique)
    • All American Quilting Designs(quilting)
    • All American Star Quilt(patchwork)
    • Triple Rose Quilt(patchwork,applique)
    • Morning Glory Spray Quilt(applique)
    • Wanderlust Quilt(patchwork)
    • Lone Daisy Quilt(applique)
    • Patch Blossom Quilt(patchwork)
    • Two-Piece Puzzle Quilt(patchwork)
    • Lucky Clover Quilt(patchwork)

Title: Star Designs: Sixteen Quilt Patterns Never Before Published - Quilting Outline for All American Star and Dozens of Quilt and handcraft Designs
Editors: Clara Tillotson
Format/Publication Date: TPB:194*
Publisher: Modern Handcraft, Kansas City, MO
Language: English
Page Count: 31
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 9 1/2" x 7"
ISBN: None

SUMMARY- This was a treasure sent to me by Leslie Croce, Librarian Extraordinaire. This is one of the catalogs sent out to advertise the Tillotson's flourishing pattern company, just as their even more popular "Aunt Martha's Workbasket" took off. They advertised "Aunt Martha's Workbasket" on the back cover, offering to send three free samples upon request as a special offer. The three issues they showed were March/April/May of 1941, so this was likely published in late 1941, early 1942. That was the only way I could pin down the publication date or publisher, since whatever order form came with it is long gone and they did not print their company name on any of the catalog pages.