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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- First Stitches Cotton Crocheting
- Fist Stitches: Knitting
- Infant's Crocheted Afghan
- Infant's Knitted Set, Afghan
- Infant's Crocheted Jacket with Square Yoke
- Child's Jacket(knit)
- Child's Crochet Tam
- Child's Hat(crochet)
- Child's Coat(knit)
- Child's Knitted Socks, Stocking
- Ladies' Military Coat, Cap(knit)
- Ladies' Knitted Sleeveless Sweater
- Ladies' Knitted Sweater
- Ladies' Knitted Slip Over Sweater
- Ladies' Knitted Hat
- Boudoir Cap with Tatted Edging
- (2)Crocheted Boudoir Cap
- Knitted Scarf
- Knitted Scarf in Brioche Stitch
- (2)Yoke in Filet Crochet
- (linen)Centerpiece with Tatted Edging, Plate Doyley, Tumbler Doyley
- Crocheted Centerpiece with Novelty Braid
- (7)Tatted Edging
- Clover Leaf Plate and Tumbler Doyley(crochet)
- Filet Chair Set
- Crocheted Dresser Scarf
- Filet Table Scarf
- Knitted Perle Slipper
- Ladies' Mules(crochet)
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Title: The Columbia Book of Cottons No. 9: A Manual of Practical Knitting Crocheting and Tatting
Author/Designer: Anna Schumacker
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1919
Publisher: Wm. H. Horstmann Co., Philadelphia, PA
Page Count: 48
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 10 1/2" x 7 3/4"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- You get a brief illustrated crochet and knitting lesson, but not a tatting lesson in this booklet. The edgings are better than just basic "Hens & chicks", and even though the photos are all black-and-white, it's clear they used contrasting colored threads to make several of the edging designs pop. Instructions are in standard written notation and not broken down, but the print is a little larger than usually found in books from this time period. There are no surprises in the designs - all very traditional.
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