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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • (Triangle)Motif of Many Uses(crochet)
  • Dainty Floral Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Join Squares(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 15" Original (pineapple)Doily(crochet)
    by Glendola Hodges
  • Quick As A Wink Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Star Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 13" Doily(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • (crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Diamond Point Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 12" Doily(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Doily Project(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Half Diamond Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 10" Doily(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 9 1/2" Rnd. Doily(tatting)
    by Myrtle Hamilton
  • 9" Sq. End Table Doily(tatting)
    by Myrtle Hamilton
  • Triangle Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Original Doily Design(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Flower Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 13" x 20" Oval Filet Butterfly and Flowers Doily(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • 13" Rnd Early Spring Doily(crochet)
    by Glendola Hodges
  • Shamrock Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Sweet and Simple Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson
  • Lacy Squares Motif(crochet)
    by Elizabeth Hiddleson

Title: Blue Ribbon: Doily Patterns, p-110
Author/Designer: Not given
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1970
Publisher: Tower Press, Inc., Danvers, MA
Page Count: 24
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None

SUMMARY- Most of the doilies are by the renowned Elizabeth Hiddleson, who created so many gorgeous designs and had her own very long series of books packed with her designs. There are two more crochet designs by Glendola Hodges, and tucked in the middle, two tatted doilies designed by our beloved Myrtle Hamilton.

All of Tower Press' publications were printed on extremely cheap newsprint paper, so pictures of samples are likely dark and hard to see detail. Still worth the price of admission. What Tower Press lacked in print quality, they more than made up for in creative, beautiful designs and projects.