“(he rtime £ ©conomies in yochet Crochet Design “Book We. Published” & a WKH. SILK CO. OF NEW YORK, SALES AGENTS TEMOIN WAY & CONS, LI ESTABLISHED 184: WATERTOWN, CONN.WAR-TIME ECONOMIES IN CROCHET Presenting a fascinating collection of new ideas in latting and crochet, designed particularly to appeal to the woman who wisely seeks to use her own time and talent to make, at least cost, beautiful articles of apparel for herself and her family, or decorative pieces for her home. Fancy Bags, Lingerie, Sweaters, Baby Sets, Hats, Patriotic Motifs, Edgings, Etc. IMustrated by actual photographs PRICE TEN CENTS The H. K. H. SILK CO. of N. Y., Inc. 890 Broadway, New York City Copyright 1918 Form C25,HEMINWAY’S CROCHET SILKS The products here illustrated are those used in the execution of designs shown in this book. Be sure you get Heminway’s when you ask for it—thus making certain of the best results from your time and efforts. Sleminiways Tatting-Crochet Pave Sith Ode \ } (ULES SORE, WATERTON CONN, MEMINWAY'S 14-07. CROCHET (Pure Sik) /EMINWAY'S "TAT. ING SU Bspecially adapted for ornamental dress en broidery. as ‘well as for crocheting ‘purposes, ‘ON CARDS Standard for 65 years, Guaranteed fast Color a! tres Sms ay foll weight. Tn 68 popular shades. Per spool, (00 cents. A special size and twist adapted for edgings and all other kinds of tattings, Obtainable in Diack, white, eream, pink, light blue, cadet blue, lavender, old gold’ and “pongee, “Per card, 1h cents. MEMINWAY'S 4-07, CROCHET (Pare silk) size and twist as %4-o#. Crochet, sunteed fast EMINWAY'S TEXTO CROCHET colors and fall weight. Fer spool, 35 cents. An arsigela ate of high lustre, jopentaae in the same fing a colors, “Wer spook ts wants, odheh, "BO yards to spool. “Per spool, 45 cents, Same quali but for use when smaller quantities Obtainable in 22 staple colors. Gus TYRIAN DYE SWEATER SILK: A lustrous, heavier silk of unexcelled quality, 4 0%, to the spool. In Kelly green, purple, old gold, Alice blue, light gray, black and white, “Per spool, $4.00. OXFORD-ORMOND MOTOR SILK A high lustre silk with excellent wearing qualities, Put up im 1%-02, and 3-02, spools, in tle aud searf slides. Per spool, $1.50, PURSE TWIST For crocheting purposes with heads, put up in %4-07. spools with care to insure freedom from knots. Made in a staple line of colors, Per spool, 65 eit If you hve any dificulty in getting silks of our manufacture, send us your Waites wah Thok GP Soke ‘dealer and wre wl” dee thee you are supplied 2INDEX BABY THINGS pack FANCY ARTICLES PAGE Little Coquette Sacque No. 162..... 14 Patriot Pillow No. 160............ 9 Little Coquette Cap No. 163... Service Flag No. 194.....002.00005 i Little Coquette Bootees No. 164 Wee Doris Sacque No. 187.... .. 17. GIRDLES, BELTS, NECKLACES Wee Doris Cap No. 188..........+ 7 Chalice Necklace No. 189.......2.+ 29 Elite Cap No. 157... Shield Necklace No. 190........6+5 31 Elite Baby Sweater No. . Spatian Belt No. 172...c0c0e.cese. - Gloria Cap No. I81....0..00000- oe : . Panel Girdle No. 186......00..006 49 Gloria Carriage Robe No. 182...... 22 : " Gane Batoe Na. 18 Panel Pouch No. 165......000..0+5 51 Cupid's Bonnet No. 185 LAMP SHADES BAGS Shamrock Shade in Tatting No. 169. 12 Spartan Bag No. 171. Crescent Candle Shade No. 170..... 13 Donita Bag No. 156... : Helmet Bag No. 161............. MEN’S ARTICLES Princess Cecily's Knitting Bag No. Khaki Wristlets No. 184........... 52 168 42° Scarf No. 195 Vanite Bag No. 174 44 Crochet Tie No. 197. é 5 Lantern Bag No. 159......-0.00 4+ 45 Romany Scarf No. 176............ 54 Rose Pompadour Bag No. 177..... 46 “Four-in-hand” Tie No. 196....... 55 Tower Bag No. 180....--...0+66++ 47 Cyochet Tie No. 198.....66..- 55 EDGINGS (Tatted and Crocheted) STITCHES USED IN CROCHET Directions o-oo ---eeseeseseeees Directions 6... c cess eeeeeee 4 CHILDREN’S HATS, ETC. WOMEN’S ARTICLES Heather Lassie Hat No. 191 24 aniigole Vole No: 187 .ceeedeoce 8 Caprice Bonnet No. 192.......4004 BE scien AOE WT8: ABE ccoueearevacce i Bud Hat No. 193........2200005 . 26 Patrician Boudoir Cap No. 178..... 32 HATS, HAT BAND, MOTIFS Patrician Robe No. 179. Spartan Hat No. 173.. . 37 Trench Vest No. 178............45 38CROCHET STITCHES Abbreviations L.—Loop. Inc.—Increase. *—Repetition. Dec.—Decrease. R—Ring. S. C.—Single Crochet. P.—Picot. D. Ch.—Double Chain. M.—Meshes. T. C—Treble Crochet. D. or D. st—Double Stitch. — D. C.—Double Crochet. P.—Purl. Sl. St—Slip Stitch. Kn.—Knit H. D. C.—Half Double Crochet. Sk.—Skip. D. Tr. C—Double Treble Crochet. Sp.—Space. H. Tr. C—Half Treble Crochet. B. or Bl—Block. Kn. St—Knot Stitch. St—Stiteh. Cl. St—Cluster Stitch. Gr.—Group. D. Cl. St—Double Cluster Stitch. Ch—Chain. P. C. St—Pop Corn Stitch, Chain Stitch—To begin the ch., form the first loop and insert the hook, then * throw the thread over the hook, and draw a loop through the loop on the hook, thus forming 1 ch. st.; repeat from * as often as desired. Slip Stitch—Begin with a length of ch. Skip 1 ch, * insert the hook into the next ch., throw the thread over the hook, and draw a loop through the st. and the loop on the hook, repeat from * to the end of row. SI. st. is mostly used to close a row or round, or to join 2 motifs together. Single Crochet.—Make a ch. for the length required. Skip 1 ch., * insert the hook into the next ch, throw the thread over, and draw a loop through the st., throw thread over, and draw through the 2 loops on the hook; repeat from * to the end of row. Single crochet stitches worked back and forth taken up on the back thread only form a rib and is often called slipper st. Half Double Crochet—Make a ch. for the desired length. 1st Row.—Skip 2 ch,, * throw the thread over and insert the hook into the next ch., throw the thread over and draw a Joop through, throw the thread over, and draw through the 3 loops on the hook; repeat from * to the end of row. Double Crochet—Make a ch. for the length desired. Skip 3 ch., * throw the thread over and insert the hook into the next ch., throw the thread over and draw a loop through, thread over, through 2 loops, thread over, through 2 loops; repeat from * to the end of row. Treble Crochet—Make a ch. of the length desired. Skip 4 ch., * throw the thread over twice, insert the hook into the next ch. throw the thread over and draw a loop through, thread over, through 2 loops, thread over, through 2 loops, thread over, through 2 loops; repeat from * to the end of row. Double Treble—Make a ch. for the required length. Skip 5 ch. * throw the thread over 3 times, insert the hook into the next ch. throw the thread over, and draw a loop through, thread over, through 2 loops, thread over, through 2 loos, thread over, through 2 loops, thread over, through 2 loops; repeat from * to the end of row. Picot—4 ch., and 1 s. ¢. into the first ch. to form a p. 4CROCHETED EDGES No. 1 Made with M. Heminway & Sons PURE CROCHET SILK, TATTING SILK or TEXTO CROCHET No. 1.—Make a ch. of desired length. Ist row—I d. c. into 8th or 9th st. from hook. Ch. 3,1 4. . in the same st., 1d. c, ch. 3,1 dic. into the same st., ch. 3, 1s. c into the foundation ch, at proper distance to shape the scallop. and row.—3 s. c. into open space, * ch. 4, 3's. c. into next pace’ *, repeat twice. This completes the first scallop No. 2—Ch. 4, join in tiny ring, * 1 dic, 2 ch, 1 e, 2 ch, 1 d.c, 2 ch, 1 dc. * into ring. 5 ch. turn and repeat, * into 2nd space of group below Ch, 5, group again into 2nd space, ‘ch. 5, 1 d. ¢, and cor with 5 ch. to forn ight (sew on edge), repeat to length desired. + oe 8 No, 3—Make a ch. of desired length." To form the little clus- ters, ch. 3 or 4 for the Ist st, * thread over needle insert hook, thread over through 2’ sts. * over through 2 sts, leaving 2 sts. on needle, repeat * once more, when ‘there will remain 3 sts on needle, over and through the 3 sts. Ch, 5 and make another cluster, follow with another fasten with s. c. at a correspond- ing distance on foundation ch ch. 5, and another cluster intc the Same st. as the last was made; repeat entire length. turn *3 s.'c. into space, ch. 4, 3s. ¢. 4 ch. 3 sc. into space; 1 s. c between clusters *, repeat over cach group of clusters. No, 4.—Make a ch. of desired length, turn. Ist ‘row—5 ch., fasten the same distance on foundation ch. by 1s. c, repeat the entire length of ch, and turn. 2nd row.—3 d. c. into each space below, 3 ch., 3 d. ¢. into the next, and repeat to end of row, turn. 3rd row.—3 s. c. over ch. 4 ch., 3s. c. into small space, turn. No. 5$—Narrow Edge in Clones Knot st. To do the Clones Knot make a short ch., thread over as for d. c, pass the hook downwards at back of ch., pick up a loop, thread over and downwards to the front of ch,, and pick up another loop; continue adding’ loops alternately to the back and front of till the desired number of loops are on the needle, thre: over and draw through all the loops, and again thread over and through the st. on hook. ‘To se- cure the knot properly on ch., crochet around the knot when completed. To dothe edge in Clones Knot: ch, 11 or 12 sts, and on this ch. work a Clones Knot as directed. lifting loops to the back and to the front 6 times, not trying to count the loops on needle Repeat chs. and knots to the length desired, ending with a ch. 2nd row.—From the middle of last ch., 5 ch, 2s, c. over the middle sts. of ch. between the knots, repeat. 3rd row.—4 8. c, 1 p., 4s. c, over each 5 ch. of preceding row. No. 6.—Make a ch. of desired length. Ist row.—I s. c. back into the 8th or 9th st. from hook, ch. 7 1s. c. in Sth st, turn, 10s. ¢ over arch thus made, I'd. c. into the starting point ‘of scallop turn, 3 ch. skip 2's. c. on areh. 1 d.c. in the next d. c. and re- peat till there are 5d. c. and 5 spaces, ch, 3, 1s. c. in 3rd or 4th of foundation ch. turn, 3 s. ¢. into each space, turn, 3 8. c. over s. cj 4 ch, I's, ¢. into the next st, for open p., and re- peat with is. c. on foundation To begin second scallop: 1 s. c. on foundation ch., 1 d. c. fastened to lie flat on foundation ch.; then 7 ch. for arch, ete * 8 # No, 7.—Crocheted Edge in Block Pattern: ch. 12, 1 d. ¢. into 6th st., ch, 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. (space), 1 more space, d. c. into end of ch. turn. Ch. 5 for Ist space, 1 more space with d.c. on d. c.; turn, ch. 6, d, c, over d.c., ch. 2,4 d.c. into next space, ch. 4, 4 d. c. into same space, turn, 4 ch, 4 d, ¢, into open space between the groups of 4 d.c.; ch. 4, 4d. c, into same space. Follow with 2 spaces, turn, ch. 6; d. c. on last d. c.; 2 more spaces, turn. Ch. 6: d. c, over last dc. 1 space, then 4 d. c. in open space to start 2nd block pattern; continue to length desired. Heading: *2d.c. separated by 2 ch., ch. 3, *, repeat 2nd row.—3 s. c. over ch. of 3, and 2s. c, over 2 ch. soe ¢ No. 8—Crocheted Edge Combining Scallop and Clones Knot: on a foundation ch. of any desired length work 1 d. c. into the 6th st. of ch, and on the ch. make a clones knot (direc- tions given in No. 5), 3 ch., 1 s, c. into the next 6th st. and repeat. 2nd row.—l tr. c. into every d. c. of previous row with 5 ch. between. 3rd row.—5 ch. 1s, c., 5 ch., 1s, c. in each space. Scallop: 1s. c. into loop, ch. 1; into next loop make 5 d. . with 1 ch. between, 1 s. c. over next loop. Turn, ch. 5, 1 5. c. between d. c., repeat until there are 5'loops. Ch. 2,1 d. c. over I ch., turn; 1 loop and a s. c. over each of the 4 loops below; ch. 1, work 1 s. c. over the next loop; ch. 4, 1 s. ¢. over next loop; ch. 4, 1s. c. over the next. No. 9.—Crocheted insertion to match No. 10: Ch. 20 (for a 4” length), s.c. into 7th st., ch. 5, s.c. in 4th st, ch. 5, s,'c. in 4th st., ch. 5, 3. ¢. in 4th st., ch. 6, turn, I's. c.; ch. 5,1. ch. 5, 1s, ¢, ch, 1s. ¢, ch. 7, s. c. in pr vious 7 ch., ch. 7, turn, 6's. c., 5 ch, 1s. ¢, Sch, 1s.¢,5ch,1s.c, ch, 1s. c., make s. c, over 6 ch.; 7’ch,, turn, 6 8. c. in the Ist space, continue as previous row + oe 8 No. 10.—Crocheted Edge to match No. 9: Ch. 17 (fora 4” length), s. . into 7th s . cin 3rd sty ch. 6, sc. in 4th st.j ch. 5) s. c. in next space; ch. 5, s. c. in space; ch. 7, turn, s. c. in space; ch. 5, 6 8. c. in space; ch. 5, s. c, in space; ch. 5, s. ¢. in space; ch. 7, turn, 18. c.; ch. 5,18. c, ch, 6, 1s. ch. 5, 10s,c., ch. 7, 1's.'c. in previous 6 ch 7 ch, turn, 1s. ¢.3 repeat 6 times; ch. 5, | sc: ch, 5,68. c, ch. 5,1s.¢. ch’5,1s.cNo. 11—Insertion suitable for curtains, bed linens, scarfs and draperies, to match No. 12: Make a ch. about 2” in’length, Ist row.—I d. c. in 6th st. from hook, * 2 ch., skip 2 sts. on ch., 1d. c. in the next st. *” This is a space.” Repeat until there are 8 spaces across the row; turn with 4 ch. 2nd row—4 sp. over sps., then 1 block of 4d. ¢. over sp, below, 4 sps., turn with 4 ch. 3rd row.—3 sp. 1 bl, 1 sp, 1 bl, 3 spa turn with 4 ch. 4th row.—2 sp. 1 bl, 3 sp. 1 bl, 2 sp, turn with 4 ch, Sth row—I sp, 1 bl, turn with 4 ch. 6th row.—2 sp., 1 bl, 3 sp, 1 bl, 2 sp. 7th row.—At this point add ch. and work back upon it 5 sp., also 3 sp. over the 6th row, I bL, 1 sp., 1 bl, 3 sp., turn with 4 ch 8th row.—4 sp., 1 bl, 5 sp., 1 bl, 3 sp. _This row completes the first diamond of design and begins a second at the right; carry out these two diamonds as illus- trated and finish with 1 row of spaces, Discontinue work now on the long side and work back and forth on the short side, the Ist row of which should be 3 sp. 1 bl. 1 sp., 1 bl, 3 sp. turn with 4 ch., repeating the ‘pattern to the desired length. sp. 1 bl, 2 sp, No. 12.—Edge, to match No. 11; on a foundation ch. of about 22 sts.; 1 d.c. into 6th st ._ch. 2, skip 2 sts. on ch, 1 d. c. in the next st. *, repeat until there are 5 of these sp. 4 d. c. in the next 4 sts. of ch. for a block, turn 2nd row.—Adqd 1 bl. thus: ch. 5, 1 d. ¢. in the 4th and Sth st. from hook, 1 d. ¢, over the Ist d.c. below, 1 sp., 1 bL, 4 sp. turn with 4 ch. 3rd row.—3 sp., 1 bl., 3 sp. 1_bl. added thus: ch, 5; reverse the work and on the back edge of ch. make 1 4. c, into 4th and Sth st. irom hook and join with a sl, st. to top of d. c. at end of row; turn, sl. st. around this bl, bringing thread into proper position for the 4th row 4th row.—Ch. 5, add bl. as directed for 2nd row, 3 sp. 1 bl, 3 sp. turn, with 4 ch. Sth row.—2 sp. 1 bl. 6th row.—1 bl. 3 sp, turn with 4 cl 7th, 8th and 9th rows.—Same as Ist, 2nd and 3rd rows 10th, 11th and 12th rows.—Same as 4th, Sth and 6th rows. 13th row.—S sp., 1 bl 1th row—1 added bl, 1 sp, 1 bl, 3 sp, 1 bl, turn with 4 ch. 15th row—I sp., 1 bl, 1 sp, 1 bl, 3 sp. 1 added bl. 16th row.—1 added bl., 5 sp., 1 bl, 2 sp. turn, ch. 4, 17th row—I sp. 1 bl, 1 sp., 1 bl, 3 sp.,1 bl. SL st. down the side and across the top of next bl; 1 BL, 1 sp., 1 bl, turn with 4 ch. 18th row.—SI. st. across top of bl, 1 bL, 3 sp. 1 bl, turn with 4 ch, 19th row—I bl., 1 sp., 1 bi. 20th row.—Sl. st. across bl., 1 bl. to finish corner, break thread. The work is continued at one side only. Join thread at last space near corner, add 1 bl. as in 3rd row and proceed with diamond pattern as shown in illustration 5 sp. add the middle or end bl. of pattern as in the 3rd row. thus: (2 ch. for Ist d.c, 2d. in space, 1 d. c. over d.c.), 3 spy 1 bl, ee o* No. 14,—Effective Edge (6" wide), suitable for handsome library scarfs, centerpieces and portieres; make each square separately and join at corners as the work progresses, filling the spaces later, ch. 8, join with sl. st. to form a ring. Ist row.—* ch. 5, 1 s, c. into ring *, repeat 3 times. ?2nd row.—Remov hook, draw thread back into space j made; ch. 2, 1 s. c. into the Ist loop or space. * ch, 5, 1s. ¢, into the same space; this is for the Ist corner, Ch. 2, 1s. ¢ into next space *, repeat for remaining sides and corner. The next 5 rows are carried out in the same manner, increasing 1 space between corners. 8th row.—4 ch. between spaces instead of 3, 5 ch. at corners as before. 9th row.—S5 ch., 1 s. c. in the same space, *5 ch., sl. st, back into 4th st. for p, 1 ch, 1s. ¢ into the next sp.*, repeat; there should be 5 p. between each corner. For the design that fills the open square; ch. 8, join with sl. st. to form a ring. *4 ch., 1 p. (4 sts), 4 ch. 1 d.c. in corner ps. (the last p. on one square and the Ist on the next), ch 4,1 p,, ch. 3, sl. st. close to ring, 2s, c. in ring. Ch. 8,1 d.c. into middle p, of square; s. c. along the ch. to the ring, 2 s. c, into ring*; repeat 3 times, skipping every other p. and closing with 2s. c. into ring. ‘he half squares that occur at the top and sides of the work are fill ied in the same manner as the squares, carrying out just half the design. Edge: 4 ch, 1h. d. c. into each p. at corners; 3h. d. ¢. with 4 ch. between. 2nd row.—2 s. c, 1p. 2s. c. over 4 ch. of previous row, omitting the ps. on the 2 spaces between the squares. Straightening edge at top from the tip of 1st square, 5 ch., 1 s. ¢. in ch. below; 10 ch. to reach the ring; 3s. c. into rin Ch. 10, 1's. c. on ch. 5 ch. s. ¢. into top of next square. 2nd row.—I s. c. into each st. of ch. TATTED MOTIFS AND EDGES Made with M. Heminway & Sons TATTING SILK _No._15—Round Tatted Mo: tif—Center: R. 12, p., with 2 d. sts. between; close, tie thread and cut, R. 5d, join to p. on ring 2, 5 d., close, turn, leave short tr ike thread, ey R. 44, 6 p. with 2 d. be es tween; 4d, close, turn. 0 R. 5 d, join to next p. on . Ist r., 5d, close and turn, - i R. 4 d,, join to side p, 2 4, oe, . 5 p. with 2 d. between; 4 d, i Ly close and repeat 10 times. re ew Outer Ring: R. 4 d.; 6 p “ with 2 d. between; close, join on p. of 2nd r. < B44, join to side p. on r. p. with’ 2 d. between; repeat 20 times, always joining on p = of 2nd r. so 8 No. 16—Large Square Motif —Center Ring: 12 p.’s with 2 d between; next r. $ d., join to p. on ring; 5 d., close, turn. ra. leave short thread. R. 4d. 7 p. with 2 4. be- a tween; close, turn, R. 5 d., join to next p. on center r turn, R. 4 4, join to side p, 2 4; 6p. with 2 d, between; close, turn and repeat 10 times. Outer Edge: 3 d., p. 3 d., join to middle p. on 2nd r.; 3d. p., 3 d,, close, turn, eS Ch. 3 4. 5 p. with 2 d. between; 3d. Repeat r. and ch. twice; join r. on middle p. of 2nd r Clover Leaf: Ch. 6d, 1. 4d, p. 4d, p, 4d, p. 4d, join the r. to last p. on ch. R. 4 d.,, join to side p. on Ist r. of clover leaf; 4 d., 3p. with 1 d. between, 4 d., p., 4 d., close R. 4d, join to side p., 4d, p,4d, p44, close. Ch. 6d.R. 3 d., p, 3d. join to middle p. on next r.; 3d, py 3d. close. Ch. 3 d., join to side p on clover leaf, 4d., with 2 d. between; 3 d., repeat r. and ch. twice; then clover leaf, soe + No. 17—Square Medallion.—Center Motif: R. 4 d., p. 5 dy pa 5d. p. 4d, close. Repeat this r. 3 times, joining each r. at side p.: tie and cut thread. 2nd row.—With shuttle and ball, join thread at side p., ch. 2d, p. 2 du ps 2 dy pu 2 da join at center p. of r. Clover Leaf: 4 d, p, 4d, p. 4d p, 4 d, close. R. 4 d,, join at side p., 2 d., 3 p. with 1d, between; 2 d., p, 4d, close R. 4d, join at side p.; 4d, p, 4d. p. 4d, close and fasten in center p. of same r. Ch. 2 d., join to side p. of clover leaf; 2 d., p., 2 d., p. 2 d., join at side p, of Ist motif; re- peat ch. and clover leaf 3 times, fastening clover leaf to ch * 8 * No. 18—Narrow Edge in Tatting.—R. 8 d., long p., 8d, close Ch. 44, p,4 4, p.,4d, p, 4d, r. 8d, join to p. on Ist r.; 8 d., close Ch. 4 4, 3 p. with 4d. between; r. 8 d,, join to p. on Ist r,, 8 d., close. Ch. 4d, 3 p. with 4 d. between; r. 8 d., join to p. on Ist r.; 8 d., close Ch. 4d, 3p. with 4 d. between; r. 8 d., long p., 8 d., close, repeat. No. 19—Wide Tatted Edge—R. 5 d., 7 p. with 2 d. between; 5 d., close. Repeat r. twice, joining at side p. Ch. 3d, p, 5d. 3 p. with 1 d. between; 5.4, p., 5 d., join to center p. on last r. 3 d.; 7. $d. join to 6th p. on 2nd r.; 6 d., p, Sd., close. Ch. 5 d. R. 5 d,, join to side p, on small r.; 2 d,, 6 p. with 2 d. between ing at side p. Ch. 5d. R. 5 d,, join to last p. on 3rd r.; 6d, p. § d., close. Ch. 5 d, join to p. on ch., 5d. p., 5 dy join to p. on ch.; $d, 3p. with 1 d. between; 5 d, p. $d. 7.54; 3 p. with 2d. between; 2d, join to p. on ch.; 2d. 3 p. with 2 d. between; $ d,, close. R. 5 d., join to side p. on Ist r.; 2 d., join to p. on small r.; 2 d., § p. with 2 d. between; 5 d., close and repeat 3rd r. and ch ., p. 5 d., close; repeat r. twice, i PATRIOT PILLOW No. 160 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 60% Cardinal, 6 spools; No. 114 white, 6 spools; No, 3:4 navy blue, 6 spools; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; % yd. satin, 36” wide (any color desired). With No. 3% blue, ch. 77; this must meas” ure 6”, With No. 60% red, ch. 3, which is always the Ist d. c.; no men- tion will be made of this hereafter. 1d.c. in the next 2 ch., * 1 d. c, white in the next 6 ch. 1 d.c. red in the next 7 ch, 1 dc white in the next 6 ch. *, repeat across, 1 d.c. in last 3 ch., turn.2nd row.—2 d. c. red in Ist d. c. to widen; 1 d. ¢. in each of the next 2 d. c.; repeat white and red stripes across, 4d. c. red. 3rd row.—5 d. c, at both ends like 2nd row. c. at both ends, finish across. Sth row.—7 d. c. at both ends like 4th row. 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th rows.—8 d. c. at both ends like previous rows. 10th row.—Decrease 1 on each end of red. lth and 12th rows—Decrease 2 on each end. 13th row.—Decrease 1 on each end. 14th row.—Sl. st. Ist red; 1 ch., 1h, d. ¢. in 2nd and 3rd st, 1d. c. in each of the next 3 sts. white; then as usual across; 3 d. c,h. d.c. in the next 2 sts. white; 1 ch., sl. st. in last red, turn, 15th row—With white, 1 ch. skip 1, sl. st. 2nd and 3rd, s. c. in 4th, h. d. c. in Sth and 6th; h. d. ¢. in Ist, 2nd and 3rd, i d.c. in the next 4 red; then as usual. 1 d.c. in the next 4 red, h. d. c. in the next 3 red;'h. d. c. in the Ist 2d. c.,s. c. in the next one, sl. st. in next 2 skip 1, 1 ch. white. 16th row.—With white, 1 ch., sl. st. in Ist 2 sts.; sl. st, in 7d. ¢, red; sl. st. in Ist_s. c. in next 3, h. d.c. in next 2 of white; then same as usual. H.d.c. in ist 2s. c. in next 3, sl. st in Ist of white; sl. st. in 7 d. c. of red; sl. st. in next 2 white; turn, 17th row.—With red, sl. st. Ist and 2nd, 1 ch., 1s. c. in 4th, Sth, 6th and 7th; 1 s. cin Ist dic, h. d.c. in the next'2, d. c. in the next 3 of white; finish as usual; d. c. in the Ist 3, h. d. in the next 2, 1s. c. in the next white; s. c. in the Ist 4 d.c., 1 ch., sl. st. in next 2 of red 18th row.—Sl. st. in Ist s. c. in next 3, h. d. the next, d. c. in the next white: 7 red, d. c. in the Ist; h. dc. in the next, s. c. in the next 3, sl. st. in last of white. 19th row.—SI. st. in 4, s. c. in the last white; h. d.c. in the Ist 2, d.c. in the next 3. h. dic. in the next 2 of red; 1s. c., sl. st. in next 4 of white, turn, 20th row.—S. c. in the Ist 2, d.c. in the next 3, s. ¢. in the next 2 of red, 21st row.—Sl. st. in Ist 2, 1 ch., d.¢. in middle red, 1 ch., sl. st. in last 2 red. Field of Blue.—On the Ist ch. of blue made, I s. c. in every st., blue (77 s. ¢.). 1 ch. turn 2nd row.—Decrease 1 s. c. in each end, | in every st. across; 1 ch., turn always. 3rd row.—Decrease 1 s. c. in each end, 4 blue, 1 white, 3 blue, 1 white, * 7 blue. 1 white, 3 blue, 1 white, * 4 blue. 4th row.—4 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 2 white, * 7 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 2 white * 4 blue Sth row.—4 blue, 5 white, * 7 blue, 5 white *, 4 blue. 6th row.—3 blue, 7 white, * 5 blue, 7 white +, 3 blue 7th row.—5 blue, 3 white, * 9 bine, 3 white*, 5 blue 8th row.—6 blue, 1 white, * 11 blue, 1 white *, 6 blue, 9th row.—I s. c. in every s. ¢. of blue. 10th row.—I s. c. in every s. ¢. Lith row.—4 blue, 1 white, 3 blue, 1 white, * 7 blue, 1 white, 3 blue, 1 white. * 4 bine. 12th row.—Increase 1 on each end, make pattern like 4th row; 5 blue. 13th row.—Increase 1 on each end, pattern like Sth row; 6 blue. 14th row.—Increase 1 on each end, pattern like 6th row; 6 blue. 15th row.—Increase 1 on each end, pattern like 7th row; 9 blue. 16th row.—Increase 1 on each end, pattern like 8th row; 11 blue. 17th and 18th rows.—Decrease 1 on each end, all blue, 19th row.—Decrease 1 on each end; 36 blue, 1 white, 3 blue, 1 white, 36 blue 20th row.—Decrease one on each end; 2 white, 1 blue, 2 white, 35 blue. 21st row.—Decrease 1 on each end; 34 blue, 5 white, 34 blue. 22nd row.—Decrease 2 on each end; 30 blue, 7 white, 30 blue. 23rd row.—Decrease 1 on each end; 31 blue, 3 white, 31 blue. 24th row.—Decrease 1, s. c. in the next 13 blue; sl. st. in next, 1 ch. turn. Decrease 1 on each end of these sts. every row; till only 1s. c. is left. Finish other end like this: In center, skip 6 s. c. from each sl. st, sl. st. in the Ist sc. 1s. c. in the next 10s. c. blue: 1 white; 10 s. ¢. blue. Decrease 1 on each end, every row, to 1's. c. of blue. Beginning on side of blue with blue, around blue field; 3 s. c., 2 ch., catch back in top of the last s. c. for p., 3s. ¢, p. Cord for Edge: With 3 colors, red, white and blue, together, and a No. 6 needle; * ch. 4, pull the last st. up 14", thread over, needle through 2nd ch., pull through, repeat 3 times more, 10thread over and pull through all the loops on needle *, repeat from * to * for 96”. Then make 2, 4” tassels of all 3 colors, using 1 spool of each color in each tassel, fastening to each end of cord. Sew on pillow, with’ a twist or knot on each corner, The 2 tassels may be used on 1 corner or 1 each on the 2 upper corners of pillow. Applique the crocheted shield to center of pillow. SERVICE FLAG No. 194 For Either Bag, Pillow or Pendant Made with M. Heminway & Sons PURE CROCHET SILK or TEXTO CROCHET if preferred Materials: No. 6014 red, 5 spools, 25 yds. Pure Cro- chet Silk; No. 114 white 3 spools; No. 3:4 navy blue, 1 spool; 1 Steel cro- chet needle, No. 9. With No. 114, ch. 55, skip 2 ch., 53s. ¢. in each of next 53 ch., turn, 2nd row.—Ch. 1, 53 s. 1s. c. in each s. c. of pri vious row, turn. 3rd row to 9th row.— Same as 2nd row. 9th row.—26 s. c. white, 1 s.c. blue, 26s. c. wh 10th row.—25 s. c. white, 3s. c. blue, 25's. c, white. 1th row.—Same as 10th row. 12th and 13th rows.—24 s. c. white, 5s, ¢. blue, 24 s. c. white 14th row.—23 s. c. white, 7s. c. blue, 23's. c. white. 15th row.—I7 s. c. white, 19s. ¢, blue, 17 s, c. white, 16th row —I8 s. c. white, 17 8. ¢. blue, 18 s. c. white, 17th row.—19 s. c. white, 15s. c. blue, 19s. c. white 18th row.—20 s. ¢. white, 13 blue, 20 s. c. white. 19th row.—21 s. c. white, 11 s. c. blue, 21 c. white. 20th row.—22 s. c. white, 9 s. c. blue, 22 s. c. white. 21st row.—21 s, c. white, 11 s. c. blue, 21 s. ¢. white. 22nd row.—Same as 2Ist row. 23rd row.—20 s. ¢, white, 13 s. c. blue, 20 s, ¢. white. 24th row.—20 s. c. white, 6s. c. blue, 1 s. c. white, 6 s. c. blue, 20 s. ¢. white. 25th row.—19 s. c. white, 6s. c. blue, 3s. c. white, 0 5. c. blue, 19 s. c. white. 26th row.—I9 s. c. white, 4s. c. blue, 7 s. c. white, 4 s. c. blue, 19 s, c. white. «. 27th row.—19 s. c. white, 2s. c. blue, 11 s 28th row.—53 s. c. white 29th row to 36th row.—Same as 28th row 36th row.—With No. 6054, 1 row d. c. all around, making 7 d. c. in every corner st 37th and 38th rows.—1 d. c. in each d. c. of previous row, 7 d. c. in corner st 39th row.—Same as 37th row, only 5 d. c. in every corner st. instead of 7 40th row to 48th row.—Same as 39th row. 48th row.—I row of s. c. all around. white, 2 s. ¢. blue, 19 s. c. white. To make 2 or more stars add 36 sts. more to Ist row, allowing 35 sts. between each star, and so on proportionately, if more stars are desired. M1SHAMROCK CANDLE SHADE IN TATTING, No. 169 Made with M. Heminway & Sons 25-YD. PURE CROCHET SILK Materials: No, 200 gold, 3 spools; No. 1040 Alice Blue, 2 spools; or No. 936 rose with No. 114 white; or No. 121 brown with No. 25% orange; or No. 101334 Old Rose with No. 741 Ecru; or No. 33 navy blue with No. 200 gold; 1 round candle shade 5” in diameter, 314” high; 1 piece gold metal cloth 24” long and 5” wide: piece of gold winding ribbon for frame covering Shamrock Center.— In 200, r. 4d, p. 44 p3d,p.2d,p.2d p2d,p,3d,p,4d. p, 4 4 Center Figure in No. 200.—Small r. 6 d,, long p24, 6d, close. Tie ‘on second thread, turn, ch. 4 d., p, 4 d.; small r, 6d, p, 2d, long p., 6d, close, Ch. 4d, to join to Ist ch.; 4 d., re- peat Ist r., joining long ps: 34 r’s in all. close. Com- r’s, joining the plete Ist p's. Edge Around Sham- rock with No. 1040.—R 2 dy ps 2 dy, join to 4 p. of large r.; 2d, p 2 d, close, leave 34" thread and turn Upper Edge.—In No 1040, r. 7 d., join to long p, 7 4. close, leave space of thread. R. 6d, p, 34, p, 3 d., p. 6 d., close, leave thread, Repeat Ist r., taking up 2 long ps Repeat 2nd r., joining Ist p’s Large Outer Ring— da, Day 5 dy Py 2 dy 2d. p, 5d, p. 5 dy close, leave thread. R., 2d, join, 2d. p. 24 close: continue joining every 3rd small r. to the center p. of sham- rock, Join this to the other part as edging, running silk through picots in chain of lower edge, and through picots of edging just made. Lower Edge—In No 1040, r. 4d, p. 3d, Dy 3 d,, join both long p.'s of the center figure; 3 @, Dy 3 dy py 4 de close. Tie on second thread, turn, ch., 4 d., pa 4d, p, 4d, pi 4d, repeat r. just made. Wind frame with gold or blue ribbon; turn hems in metal cloth, gathering twice at top and bottom 14” apart. Sew on the frame securely, having an even amount of shirring around turn; draw over this the tatted shade and fasten.CRESCENT CANDLE SHADE No. 170 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 114 white, main color, 3. spools color, with No. 924 Cadet blue; or No. 200 gold with No. 20 medium blue; or No. 1040, Alice blue with No. 114 white; No. 25% orange with No. 121 brown; | steel crochet needle No. 9; 1 square candle shade frame (4"x4” at bottom, 234"x254” at top x 334” deep); 1 piece of blue metal cloth (5"x27"); 4 yds. Val. lace, 144” wide; 1 piece rose winding ribbon, Yo. 936 rose, 2 spools; or No. 936 rose, main Ch. 96 (ch. must measure 11%"), join, ch. 3, 95 d. c. crocheted 2 rows or ruffles of lace. Under Ruffle—J oin No. 936 rose at begin- ning loop, ch. 5, s. ¢ into center st. of loop, ch. 5, 8. ¢. into the Ist st. of 2nd loop; con- tinue to end of row. and row.—Ch. 7, skip S sts, 1 sc. in 6th d. c, continue to end of row (this forms the Ist row of loops. Begin cach successive row in the middle of preceding row by joining thread or sl. st. to center of loop). 16 loops in all. 2nd, 3rd, 4th and Sth me as Ist rows. row. 6th row with No. 114, —Same as Sth row, with a p. (of 3 ch) at every 3rd st. of ch. loop. Top Ruffle.—Join No. 114 white, beginning in the same st. as with rose color in under ruffle, using 5 ch. loops, make 4 rows. 3rd row.—Il s. c. in cach loop with 2 ps as follows: (3 8. ¢., p. (of 3ch.), $8. Cy Py 3s. c.). 4th row.Same as 2nd row. Sth row.-Same as 3rd row (without pi- cots). 6th row.—Loops of 8 ch. each. 2nd, 3rd and 4th rows. 7th row.—13 s. c. on Same as Ist row each loop. Repeat 6th and 7th rows twice more. Sth row.—With No. 936 rose, same as 4th row with a p. at 3rd or middle st. of each ch. Finish top of shade with 1 row of s. ¢. in No. 936 with a p. at every Sth st. ‘To make points on each side, Ist 3 loops of 13 s. c. each, then 2 loops, and last 1 loop Around these points are Wind frame with ribbon, turn a hem_in metal cloth and gather twice at top and bottom, sewing closely and neatly over outer wires of frame. Draw over this the crocheted top and tack closely to metal cloth. Divide lace in 4 sections, gathering each separately and sew onto foundation, so that the lower edge of lace extends slightly below the lower edge of frame. An applique of gold or any handsome pieces of lace may be applied at corners instead of the val. Suggestion: The candle shade may be drawn over the frame so that the points of crocheted sections cover the corners of frame. 13THE “LITTLE COQUETTE” BABY’S SACQUE No. 162 In Filet and Double Crochet Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 114 white, 18 spools; No, 1661 pink, 3 spools; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 24” pink Habutai silk lining; 2 yds. No. 114 pink baby ribbon, With No. 114: Ch. 144, skip 3 chs. 141 d. ¢. in each of the next 141 ch., turn. 2nd row.—Ch. 5, skip 2 sts, 1 d.c. in the next st. * ch. 3, skip 2 sts. 1 d. c. in the next st, * repeat from * to end of row (having 47 meshes in row), turn. 3rd and 4th rows.—Same as 2nd row 5th row.—Ch. 3, 141 d. c. 6th row.—2 m., 3d. c, * 6m, 3 d.c. *, repeat to end of row, finish with 2 m. 41m, 9d.c,* 4m, 9 dc. *, repeat from * to end of row, end with 1 m, ame as 6th row. 9th row.—Same as 5th row. 10th row.—Same as 2nd row (that is 47 m.). 11th to 27th rows.—Same as 10th row, finish with 55 ch., turn (for sleeve). 27th row.—Skip 7 ch., 1d. c. in the next ch. (thus forming Ist mesh), ch. 2, skip 2 ch., 1 d.c. in the next ch, (thus forming 2nd mesh), 24 more m., 99 d. c,, 24 m. (on 51 ch. previously made and attached to other side of row), turn! 28th row—Ch. 3, 3d.c,1m,3 dic, 1m, 3 dc, 1m, 3 d.¢,17 m,3d.c,1m,3d.c, 6m,3d¢,6m,3dc,6m,3dc¢,6m,3de,lm,3dc,l7m,3dc,lm,3dc,1 m,3 dc, 1m, 3d.c, turn, 29th row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c, 1m, 15 dc, 17m, 12 d.c,4m,9dc,4m,9dc,4m,9 dc, 4m, 12d.c,17 m, 15 d.c, 1m, 3 dic, turn, 30th row.—Same as 28th row. Bist row.—Ch. 3,3 doc, 1m, 3 d.c,3m,3d.c,17 m,3 dc, 3m, 75 d.c,3m,3d.c, 7m, 3dc,3m,3de,1m,3d.c. 32nd row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c,1m,3d.c,3m,3d.c,17 m,3dic,3m,3 dic, 23 m,3 dc, gm,3dc,17m,3dc,3m,3de,lm,3dc 33rd and 34th rows.—Same as 32nd row. 35th row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c,1m,3d.¢ 1m,31e¢,1m,3 dc, 17m,3dc,1m,3 dc, Im,3dc,23m,3de¢,im,3de,1m,3dc,17 m,3dc,1m,'3d/c)lm) 3d. c, 1m, 3 4. ¢, turn. 36th row.—Ch. 3, 3.d.c, 1m, 15 dic, 17 m, 15 dc, 23 m, 15 doc, 17 m, 15 dc, 1m, 3dc 37th row.—Same as 35th row. 38th, 39th, 40th and 41st rows.—Same as 32nd row; leave 13 m. at center of back for neck (when making half rows be careful to follow closely the design). 42nd row.—As Ist half of 35th row. 43rd row.—As half of 36th row. 44th row.—As half of 35th row 45th, 46th, 47th and 48th rows.—As half of 32nd row (only increasing 1 m. every other row at the neck side). 49th row.—As half of 35th row (increasing 1 m. at each neck side). S0th row.—As half of 36th row. Sist row.—As half of 35th row (increasing 1 m. at neck side). S2nd, 53rd and 54th rows.—As half of 32nd row (increase 1 m. at neck side in 53rd row). 55th row.—Ch. 5, 1 d, c. in same st., ch, 2, 1 d.c. in same st. (thus increasing 2 m.), 33 d. c, 3m, 3dc,17m,3d.c,3m,3d.c, 1m, 3 d.c, turn 56th row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c,1m,3d.c,1m,3dc,1m,3d.c,17m,3dc,1m,3dc, 6m, 3d.c, 6m, 3d. c. (increase 2 m.). S7th row—1 m., 9 dic, 4m,9d.c,4m,, 15 dic, 17 m, 15 dic, 1m, 3 dc. s8th row.—Ch 3, 3d.c,1m,3d.c,1m,3d.c,1m,3d.c,17m,3d.c,1m,3 dc, 6m,3d.c,6m,3 dic, 1m, 3d.c, ch. 2,3 d.c. im last st. 59th row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c, 1m, 3 dc, 3m, 45 d.c., 6m, turn (leaving the rest of the row). 60th row.—21 m, 3 d.c,3m,3d.¢,1m,3d.c, turn, 61st row to 78th row.—Same as 60th row (carrying on the border pattern as on sleeves). 78th row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c, 1m, 3d.c., 3 m,, 63 dc. 79th row—1 m.,3d.c,6m,3d.c,6m,3d.c,6m,3dc,1m,3dc,1m,3de 80th ro} dc, 1m. 12d.c,4m,9d.c,4m,9d.c,4m,, 9 dc 8lst row.—Same as 79th row. 82nd row.—Ch. 3,3 d.c. 1m, 79 d. c. 83rd row.—26 m., 3d. c. 84th row.—Ch. 3, 3 d.c., 26 m. 85th row.—20 m., 3d. c. 86th row.—Ch. 3, 78 d. c. Repeat from 42nd row to 86th row for opposite side of sacque. Then 1 row of dc. in white, around the neck of sacque. Join the sleeves and sides with pink. * Ch. 3, 1s. c. in the next space *, repeat irom *. Shell Edge Around Sacque.—With white, finish with a row of shells all around as follows: 8 dc. with 2 ch. after each of 2d. c. With pink, make a row of p. (3 ch.) all around shells. 1 p. in cach space between shell. SI. st. the pink Habatai silk lining to sacque at the head of shell edge. Rosettes—With pink, ch. 3, join, 4 loops of 3 ch, each, 1's. c., 4 d. c., 1. ¢. in each of the loops. There are 42 rosettes on the little sacque, placed around the edge and yoke on each small square of cross in border made in d. c. The sacque is finished at neck by small rosettes with ends of ribbon. 15THE “LITTLE COQUETTE” BABY’S CAP No. 163 In Filet and Double Crochet Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 114 white, 6 spools; No. 1661 pink or No. 21 blue, 2 spools; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 15” pink Habutai sill lining; $ yds. No. 2 pink ribbons 1 yd. No. 7 ribbon; 2 yds. of lace, With No. 114, ch. 132, skip 3 sts. 1 d.c. in cach ch., turn, 2nd row.—Ch. 5, skip 2 sts., 1d. c. on the 3rd d. ¢. of previous row, * ch. 2, skip 2 sts. 4, repeat from. 43 m. in all, turn. 3rd row.—Same as Ist row, turn. Ch. 54m, 4d.c,*6m., 4 d.c. *, repeat to end, turn. Ch, 5, 3m. 8d.c, #4 m,, 8 d. c, repeat to end, turn, Same as 4th row. ame as Ist row. 8th row.—43 m 9th row to 25th row.—Same as 8th row; then decrease 1 m. every row until there are 17 m, Ch, 20, also attach a ch. of 20 sts. on opposite side. Finish with 1 row of d.c., and 1 row of m., 1 row of d. c. Sew the lengthened ends to the front part and make edging all around as follows: Edging.—Make a shell of 4 loops; 2 d. c. each with 2 chs. between. Finish with pink p. (of 3'ch.) in each group of d. c. Round lining for back and sl. st. to the finished cap, first folding the sides into 3 plaits. Rosettes—A rosette is added on each square of d. ¢. in border (center of cross as on sacque). These are made as follows: Ch. 3, join, 4 loops of 3 ch. each, 1s. c,4d.c, 15. c in each of the loops. Sew on lace edge, allowing it to extend 14” beyond shell edge. Ribbon rosette at sides; Cut a circular piece of crinoline, size of a silver dollar, and sew on 11 (34") loops of No. 2 ribbon, spaced evenly, around the ‘circle and extending 4" beyond, Make knotted loops (which are 34” long after knots are tied) of ribbon and beginning at outer edge of circle, sew round and round to form and fill in center of rosette (the plain loops must extend 3" or 4" beyond the knotted loops). These are applied at the lower front corner of cap, under which is sewed the cap ribbons. THE “LITTLE COQUETTE” BOOTEES No. 164 In Filet and Double Crochet to match Sacque and Cap Made with 10 Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: 114 white, 3 spools; No. 1661 pink or No, 21 blue, 2 spools; 1 stecl crochet needle No. 9; 2 yards of No. 1 pink or ‘blue ribbon. With No. 114, ch. 63, join with sl. st., ch. 3,1 row d.c. (63 d. c. in all). 2nd row.—21 m. 3rd row—D. c. 4th row.—Ch. 5,3 m.,3d.c,6 m3 dic, 6m, 3 d.c, 4 m,, join. Sth row.—Ch. 5,2 m.,9d.c,4m,9d.c,4 m,9d.c,3m., join, 6th row.—Same as 4th row. 7th row.—Same as 2nd row. 8th row to 14th row.—21 m. each. Take 7 front m, 7 rows of 7 m. with a cross in the middle. Make a ch. of 12 sts., attach to right side of 7 m.; another ch. of 12 sts, attached to the left side of 7 m, turn, 12'5. ¢. on ch, around the back and on the opposite side. With No. 1661 pink or No. 21 blue; make a ch. of 12 sts., attach to right side of 7 m.; another ch. of 12 sts. attach to leit side of 7 m.; turn, 12s, ¢ on ch., and ail around back of bootee and other side of ch., turn. Ch. 3,1 d.c, * ch. 2,2 d.c. *, repeat from *, turn, 1 row s.c, turn, 12 sl. st; s. c. 3 sides of front 7 m. and around back; 90 Sts. in all and 14 rows. Close sole by sl. st, or sewing the bottom together; or sew within 1” of toe, and flatten to form (a half inch in width) toe, and sew sides together. Place rosette in center of cross. Rosettes.—With No. 1661 pink or No, 21 blue, ch. 3, join, 4 loops of 3 ch. each, 1s. ¢., 4 d.c., 1s. ¢. in each loop. A tiny rosette added to the ends of ribbon drawstring makes a cunning finish for the wee shoes. 16“WEE DORIS” BABY’S SACQUE No. 187 In Tatted Point with Clover Medallions Made with M. Heminway & Sons TATTING SILK Materials: No, 114 white, 5 cards; or No. 21 blue, or No. 1661 pink; No. 1659 pink Texto Feston, 3 skeins; 1 stamped chiffon faille baby's sacque, 24” pink Habutai Lining Silk; 2 yds. No. 1% pink baby ribbon. Edging —R. 4 d., p, 4 d., ps 4 dy p, 4d, close and turn, R.’5 4, p., 5d, close and turn, R. 4 d., join to side’ p., 4d. p. 4d, p. 4 d,, close and turn, 'R. 4'd,, join’ to center p., 3 d., p, 2d, p, 2d, p, 3d, py 4d, close and turn. R. 4'd,, join to side p., 4d, p. 4d, p, 4d, close and turn.” R. 3 «., join'to side p., 5 d., close, turn and repeat. Clover Medallions for Center Front of Sacque.—Center motif: R. 4 dp. (5 d, p.) twice, 4 d.; work 4 of these r.’s'close together, tie and cut threads. 2nd row.—With continuous thread, join Ist p. of Ist r, * ch. 2d, p. (2d) 3 times, join 2nd p. of same r., ch. 2 a, p. (2-4) 3 times, join 3rd’ p. of same r., and also Ist p. of next rj re- peat from * 3 times, fasten thread where ch, began, tie and cut. 3rd row.—With continuous thread, 14d, p, 4 d,, join last p. of Ist ch. of center motif, 4 d., p., 4 d., * ch. 6 dy p, 5d. Leaf.—Outer Edge: R. 4 d., p, 4d, ps4 dy p, 4 dy close, 2nd row.—R. 4 d., join to 1st p. of clover leaf; 2d, 3p, 1d. between 2 d,, p., 4 d., close. 3rd row.—R. 4 d., join to side p. on clover leaf, 4 d., p. 4 d, p. 4d, close, turn; ch. 5 d. 6 d, turn; r. 4 d., join last p. of Ist r, 4d, join ist p. of 2nd’ch. of center motif, 4d. p., 4 a turn; ch. 6 d,, join top p. of last r, of clover leaf, 5 d.; repeat clover leaf and ch, r. 3 d., join last p. of 2nd r., 4 d., p. (4 d.) twice, turn; repeat from * all around, making 12 clover leaves. To Make Up Sacque.—Using a double thread of No. 1659 Texto Feston embroider the stamped sacque in darning st, and outer stamped line in snail or kn, st. Before sewing up under arm seams, baste lining’ silk on embroidered sacque, turn in hems and sl. st. together daintily. Sew up’ under arm seams, overlap lining and sl, St. together. On the upperside of sacque sew on tatted edge 2:4 yds. and apply medallions, at middle front as shown in illus- tration; allowing these to extend out to tatted edge. A tiny rosette of ribbon finishes sacque at neck, THE “WEE DORIS” BABY’S CAP No. 188 With Tatted Point Band Made with M. Heminway & Sons TATTING SILK Materials: No. 114 white, 2 cards; or No. 1661 pink or No, 21 blue; No. 1659 Texto Feston, 2 skeins; 1 stamped Chiffon Faille Baby’s Cap; % yd. pink Habutai Silk for lining; 1 yd. No. 9 pink satin ribbon for cap strings, Tatted Cap Band with Clover Edge—R. 10 d., p., 10 d., close, turn, R.4d,p.44,p,4 4, p 4 d,, close, turn. R. 10 d., join to p,, 10 d., close, turn, " Repeat until there are 9” Tatted Edge.—R. 4 d., p,, 4 d., join to p. on band, 4 d., p., 4 d., close, turn. R.7d., p, 7d, close, turn; r. 4 d,, join to side p.'on previous r. R. 4 d., join to middle p. on band, close, turn, R. 4d, join to p., 2d, p. 5 times, 4 d., close, turn. R_ 4 d., join to side p., 4 d., join to center p 4d. p., 4 d., close, turn. R 7 d., join to side p., 7 d., close, turn and repeat. Repeat this for 2nd half of band, joining at p. in center of 10 d.’ st. With a single thread of Texto Feston, No. 1659, in needle (double), embroider the band as 7stamped in darning sts., finishing the outer stamped lines at edge with a snail st. done also with a double thread. To Make Up Cap—Baste Habutai silk to each section of cap. Finish edge by sl. st. 2 ma- terials together around the bottom of crown scction. Line and sew the face band at ends and face side, and into the other long side slip the crown, after laying 7 side plaits on each side of center crown. ‘These should be laid in a 6” space from middle top. SI. st. lining to crown ining. From middle back or crown lay 3 plaits on each side, arranged to cover 214" spaces from center back after plaits are laid. Over this apply embroidered section which has previously been lined and finished throughout. Apply tated point section over face band, The cap strings of No, 9 ribbon are fastened to cap with a tiny rosette which gives a baby finish to this little model. THE ELITE BABY CAP No. 157 Made with M, Heminway & Sons % OZ. PURE CROCHET SILK Materials: No. 67 pink, 2 spools; No. 114 white, 1 spool; or No. 1040 Alice blue with No. 66 dark pink; or No, 21 blue with No. 1661 light pink; ¥% yd. of Habutai Silk for lining; 2 yds. of plaited ruching; 1 yd. No. 9 pink ribbon for cap strings; 1 No. 5 steel crochet needie. Pattern same as for Baby's Sweater No. 158: 1s. c, 1 ch, 1s. c. Ch. 17 loosely, turn, for crown, 1s. ¢. in 2nd and every st., I ch., turn, 2nd row.—1 s. ¢. in Ist ch. and every ch., and 1 in the last (turn, ch.) 3rd and 4th rows.—Same as 2nd row. Sth row.—S. c. in Ist ch., 2s. c., in mext across row, 2 5. ¢, in next to last, 1s, c. in last ch. In widening or decreasing always work on inside 2 chs. to keep edges even. 6th row.—Plain. 9th row.—Widen at front. 7th row.—Same as 5th row. 10th row.—Widen 2 at back and 1 at front. 8th row to 17th row.—Plain. 11th row.—Widen once at back. 17th row.--Widen on both ends. 12th and 18th rows.—Widen at front. 18th row to 29th row.—Plain, 14th row.—Widen at front and back. 29th row.—Widen 18th row.—Widen at back. 30th row to Gist row.—Plain across (must 16th, 17th and 18th rows.—Plain measure 4%"). 19th row.—Widen at front. 61st row.—Dee. at both ends 20th row.—Plain 62nd row to 73rd row.—Plain. 2ist row.—Widen at front 25 sts. (must 73rd row.—Dec. measure 412"). 74th row to 79th row.—Plain. 22nd row to 53rd row.—Plain, 79th row.—Dec. 53rd row.—Dec. at back. 80th row to 83rd row.—Plain. 54th row.—Dec. at back and front, 83rd row.—Dec. S5th, 56th and 57th rows.—Plain. 84th row to 87th row.—Plain. S8th row.—Dec. at back. 87th row.—Dec. 59th and 60th rows.—Dee. at front, 88th row to 90th row.—Plain. 61st row.—Dec. at front and back. 90th row.—Dec. 91st row.—Plai 62nd row.—Dec. at back. Sides of Cap.—Ch. 4 loosely, turn, 1 s.c. in 63rd and 64th rows.—Dec. at back. the 2nd and next 2, 1 ch, turn, 65th, 66th and 67th rows.—Plain. 2nd row.—2 in every ch. 68th row.—Dee. at front and back, 3rd row.—Plain. 69th row.—Dec. at front. 4th row.—Widen next to last st. at back. 70th row.—Dec. twice at front, Sth row.—Widen twice at back. 71st row—Dec. at back. 6th row.—Widen once at back. 72nd row. —Plain, —Widen at back and front. 73rd, 74th and 75th rows.—Dec. front —Widen at back. and back. 76th row.—Plain. Make the other side the same way and sew to crown, being sure that the ends with 17 s. c. on crown, and 3's. c. on sides, are sewed together for the back of bonnet. Commencing at a seam, work around bonnet as follows: | s. c. in every st., 133 s. c., and each row s. c. in s. c. (3 rows), then 5 rows white and 5 rows pink. Line cap with pink Habutai Silk and sew all around the double net ruching. Attach ribbon for cap strings at lower corners. Pom-Pom: Wind on 2” card white and pink silk, 150 times, take off and tie securely and sew on left side on top of cap. 18THE ELITE BABY SWEATER No. 158 Made with M. Heminway & Sons 1% OZ. PURE CROCHET SILK Materials: No. 67 pink, 13 spools; No. 114 white, 1 spool, or No. 21 with No. 67 for bor- der; or No. 1040 ‘Alice blue with No, 114 for border; 1 steel crochet needle No. 5 (if a medium crocheter) or No. 4 if one crochets closely. Note: The entire pattern for sweater is 1s. c., 1 ch,, 1s, c.; thus, no mention will be made of the 1 ch—only the s. c. Make a loose ch. of 37 sts. turn. Ist row.—1 s. c. in 2nd ch, and every ch. (1 ch., turn, always at end of row). This must measure 6". Work back and forth on these 36 sts., 1s. ¢. in every s. c. for 95 rows. Then work 8s. c. on one side of back for front panel and make 110 rows more, fasten off and make 8 s.c. on the other side of 110 rows; having the last st. of the last row at the outer edge of panel, Is. c. in that last st., then work along side of front and back panels, 124 s. c., 2s. c, at cor ner (always in each corner 2's. c. to widen, and these 2 must come exactly in center of ch. of 2 below, to make corners exactly straight). Acros the bottom in every s. c., 2 5, c. in corner, 124 s. ¢, down that side, 2 s. c. in the corner, 6 s. c. across bottom of front panel, 2 s. c. in the cor- ner, then up the inside of right front 74's. c, 25. c. in the mext st, 18 s. c. across neck, 2 s. c. in the next st., 74 s. c. down the leit front, 8's. c across left panel, 2 s. c. in the middle of 2s. c. Next row—I s. c. in ch. between s. c. (instead of in s. c.), work around the entire jacket in this manner for 34 rows more; 2 s. c. in every corner. Across the bottom of fronts and back only, make 10 rows like the panels, is. c. in every 1's. c., turn, Around inside of fronts and across collar only 3 rows like jacket, 1 s. ¢. into every ch., turn at each row, then with white 5 rows, 8. ¢. into every s. c.; with pink 6 rows, s. c. into every s. c, 2s. ¢, at corners of collar, On the right front of 4th row of pink, 15 s. c. * 5 ch., skip 3s. c, sc. in the next 8 sts. *, re- peat 4 times; then around to bottom of left front as before, turn, and on next row make 2's. c. in each 5 ch. Work back on fronts, s. c. in every s. c. to 2nd st. above last buttonhole, 1 sl. st., Ich. turn, 1 s.c. in every s. c. to bottom, turn, 2 rows more on that side. Make other side the same. This finishes the body of sweater. On sides measure 8%" and sew together. Beginning at Seams.—I s. c. in every ch. (for stay), work around the sleeves, narrowing 1 s.c. under the arm and middle of top of sleeye, every 5 rows 8 times; making sleeve 8” long. Join white and work 5 rows as border, then 5 rows of pink. Turn back 1%", above the white jor cuff. Five small lace or pearl buttons for under side of sweater to hold firm the (crocheted) ball buttons. Cover 5 small molds in white as follows: Ch. 2, turn, Ist row.—8 s. c. in Ist ch., join, turn 2nd row.—2 s. c. in every s. c, join. 3rd row.—1 s.c. in every s. c., join, 4th row.—* 1s. c. in Ist and 2nd s. c., 1 s. ¢. in 3rd and 4th s. ¢. together *, repeat around de- creasing 5 times. Sth row.—Decrease every st. 6th row.—Decrease to 1 s. c. and fasten off. THE GLORIA CAP No. 181 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 114 white, 8 spools; No. 1661 pink, 2 spools; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; ¥% yd. of pink Habutai silk for lining; 2 yds. 0 fine french val. lace (1}4" wide); No. 9 pink satin ribbon 234 yds; No. 7 pink satin ribbon, % yd. for chin strap. First row.—With No. 114; ch. 2, 9 s. ¢. in Ist ch. 2nd row.—I8 s. c., 2s. c. in each s, c, of previous row. 3rd row.—28 s. c. 4th row.—14 kn. st. loops (directions for kn. st. as follows): Draw up a long loop, thread over, and draw through loops thus making a ch. Insert the hook into the space between the single and double threads of the long loops, and draw a loop through, thread over, and draw through the 2 loops on the hook, to form the Ist kn.; draw up a long loop, thread over, and draw through loop making a ch., draw a loop through the space between the single and double threads of the long loop, thread over, and draw through the two loops on hook to form the kn.: sk. 1 st. of previous row, 1s. c. in the next st.; thus forming a loop of 2 kn. sts. 20Sth row.—* 2 kn. st. loops, inerease 1 thus; 2 kn, sts., 1 s, ¢. in the same stitch, * repeat to the end of row. 6th row.—21 kn. st. loops. me as 6th row. —Same as 5th row. 9th and 10th rows.—31 kn. st. loops. Lith row.—Same as 5th row. 12th row.—46 kn. st. loops 13th row to 2ist row.—Same as 12th row. Finish with two rows of s. c., picking up 4 st. from each loop. Beading for Ribbon.—1 d. c. *, ch. 8 sk. 7 sts. of previous row, 1d. c. in next st. * repeat to end of row. 2nd row.—1 row of s. c. (7 s. ¢. in loops and 1 s. ¢. on d. ¢. of previous row). Shell Band Around Cap—With No. 114, ch. 8, join. 2nd row.—Ch. 3, 14 d. c. in loop made, turn. 3rd row.—Ch. 3, 2 d.c. in each of the next 2 sts. * ch. 3, 3d. c. in each of the next 3 sts., * repeat from star 3 times more (having 4 loops), turn. 4th row.—I s. c. in Ist st, 6s. c. in the Ist loop, * sk. 1 st. 1s. c. in the next st. 6d. c in the next loop *, repeat from star to star 2 times more; ch. 6, 1 s.c. in the last st., turn Sth row.—Same as 2nd row. 6th —Same as 3rd row. ith —Same as 4th ro 8th Same as 2nd row. 9th row.—Same as 3rd row; when row is finished before turning fasten shell to top of k loop of the Ist shell made, turn. 10th row.—Same as 4th row. Repeat 8th, 9th and 10th rows until band is the required length. Sew band to the beading around crown. Line cap and cover crinoline band with pink silk. Lace Edging.—Of kn. st. loops around bottom of band; 4 kn. st. loops for each shell. 2nd row.—With No. 1661 make a loop of 5 ch. over each kn. st. loop, with a picot of 3 chs. at the center and side of each loop. Through beading run the No. 9 ribbon and arrange a bow at left front consisting of 5 loops and one end. An added daintiness is a tiny 1/16” gathering across each loop which takes away the flat appearance of the bow st “THE GLORIA” CARRIAGE ROBE No. 182 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET No. 114 white, 16 spools; No. 1661 pink, 4 spools; 30" of pink Habutai sill or satin for lining, 36" wide; 234 yds. of No. 16 pink satin ribbon; 30” of No. 100 white satin rib- bon, 6” wide; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9. With No. 114, ch. $4, make 2 kn, st., skip 5 ch., 1s, ¢, in the next ch,, thus forming a kn st. loop; kn. st. is made as follows: * draw up a long loop, just a little less than 14”, thread over, and draw through loop, thus making a ch., insert the hook into the space between the single and double threads of the long loops, and draw a loop through, thread over, and draw through the 2 loops on the hook to form the Ist kn.; it is actually as. c. st.; draw up a long loop, thread over and draw through loop, making a ch.; draw a loop through the space be- tween the single and double threads of the long loops, thread over, and draw through the 2 loops on the hook to form the kn.; skip I s. c. of the previous row, 1 s. c. into the next st, thus forming a loop of 2 kn. sts. * 9 more kn. st. loops, turn. and row.—Make 3 kn. sts, 1s. c. in center of last loop, make 9 more kn, st. (loops of 2 kn, st, each). Repeat 2nd row 78 times more. Make another band to correspond. With No. 114 make 1 row of s. ¢. all around bands, picking up 5 sts. from each loop. On one side of each band make 1 row of 8. c. in No, 1661 with ap. of 3 ch. at every 6th st. Sew to 30” of white satin ribbon on the long side only. Join the 2 bands to cach other at each end with 54 ch. (across the top and bottom of ribbon). Edging Around Robe.—With No. 114, 1 row d.c. 5 d.c. in 1 st. for each corner, 2nd row.—No. 1661 s. 3rd, 4th, Sth and 6th rows.—Kn. st. loops with No. 114; ine, 3 sts. at corners. 7th row.—With No. 1661: Make a shell of kn. sts. as follows: 4 kn. st. loops in same st, * 2 kn, sts., 1s. ¢. in center st. of kn. st. loop of previous row. 2 kn. st., 1s. c. in center of next loop, 4 kn.'st. loops in same st. * repeat from star to star all around robe 8th row.—With No. 114, 1 row of loops of 5 ch. with a p. of 3 chs. at center and the side of each loop. Baste the lining to crocheted robe and sl. st. securely to's. c. edge. The bow consists of 3 loops and 2 ends, 1 considerably longer than the other, This bow may be fashioned in any manner suggestive of individual taste or as shown in illustration. 22GLORIA CARRIAGE PILLOW No. 183 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET No. 114 white, 8 spools; No. 1661 pink, 2 spools; 7% yd, pink Habntai silk for covering pillow; 1. down pillow 14’x18"; 4 yd, of white satin ribbon (6" wide); 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 1 yd. of pink satin ribbon No. 16; 1 yd. of No, 5 pink satin ribbon for folded bud. Ist row.-With No. 114: Ch. 54, make 2 kn.'sts., sk. 5, chs. 1s. c. in next ch., thus forming a kn. st. loop (a kn. st. is made as follows): * draw up a long loop just a little less than a 34”, thread over, and draw through loop, thus making a ch., insert the hook into the space between single and double threads of the long loops, and draw 4 loop through, thread over, and draw through the 2 loops on the hook to form the Ist kn., it is actually a s. c. st.; draw up a long loop, thread over, and draw through loop making a ch., draw a loop through the space between the single and double threads of the long loops, thread over, and draw through the 2 loops on the hook to form the knot; sk. 1 s. c. of the previous row, 1's. c. into the next st.; thus form- ing a loop of 2 kn, st. 9 more kn. st, loops, turn. 2nd row.—3 kn. sts., 1 s. c, in center of last loop made, 9 more kn, st. loops, of 2 kn. sts. each. Repeat 2nd row, 38 times more. Make another band of kn. st. loops to correspond with the above. With No. 114 1 row of s. ¢. all around work, picking up 5 sts. from each loop, on 1 side of each kn, st. band. 1 row of s, c in No. 1661 pink with a picot of 3 ch. at every 6th st. SI. st. to the ribbon from these sides of band. A finish is made all around the pillow, first con- necting the 2 kn. st. bands by 54 chs. at the top and bottom of ribbon. The lace edging around pillow is the same as that given for Robe No. 182. On each diagonal corner. of this pillow, viz.: the upper right and lower left are arranged small decorations of ribbon consisting of a loop and 2 ends, with a small folded rose bud to take the place of the twist of ribbon around center. CUPID’S BONNET No. 185 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TATTING SILK Materials: No. 114 white, 10 cards (40 yds. on card), or No. 21 blue, or No. 1661 pink; % yd. of pink lining silk; 1 steel crochet needle No. 10; 1% yds. of No. 9 white satin ribbon; 2 yds. of No. 7 pink satin ribbon. Ch. 8, join in-r., ch. 3, 24 d. c. in ry join to previous 3 ch and row.—Ch. 10, 9 s. c. on ch., ch. turn, work 9s. c. back and forth for rows. Ch. 8 3. ¢, in 4th st. of pre- vious row, ch. 1, turn, work 9s, c. back and forth for 6 rows. Repeat. until there are 6 blocks around r. Join with s. ¢. to Ist block. Ch. 10, with s. c. on ist block, ch. 7 with tr. c. between blocks, continue to end of row. Ist row of star.—Ch. 2, fill in space with 13 d. c., continue around, omitting Ist 2 ch, join to end of row 2nd tow.—2 ch. 11 d. c. in previous 13 d.c., leaving out 1 st. on either side. Ch. 1, 1d. c. between group of 13 sts.: Il d.c. in the next 13 sts.; repeat to end of row. 3rd row.—Ch, 2, 9 d. ¢. in previous 11 d.c., 2 ch. between sp. Continue to end of row. 4th row.—7 d.c, ch. 3, 4 spaces be- tween, continue to end of row. Sth row.—Ch. 2, 5 d.c., 5 spaces, 3 ch, between, to end of row. 6th row.—3 d. c, 6 spaces, 3 ch. be- tween, to end of row. 7th row.—Ch. 2, put 1d. c. in Ist space, 3 ch. 1 d. c ‘in every space and 1d. c. in center of 3d. c.; continue to end of row; join into previous 5 ch. with d, c. in next space. Continue with 3 ch, and d. c. in every space; make 5 rows around, inc. 2 sts. in each section. 4, 23For second star.—22 points and 110 spaces. Ch. 2, 3d. c. in § spaces, making 15 sts., 2 ch., 3 d.c. in next 5 spaces, repeat same _as Ist star. When star is completed, make 5 plain rows around. On last row of Sth round leave 9 spaces for half of back of bonnet, ch. 3, skip 1 space, d. c. in the next space, leaving out 9 spaces for other half of back; ch.'3, skip 1 space, continue thus for 11 rows: 3 ch., d. c. in the 2nd space, then every space after, d.c. in 40 spaces; 2 ch., tr. c. in every. space, leaving 40 spaces to correspond with Ist part. Continue thus for 16 rows; then 2 s, ¢. in every space en- tirely around next row; ch. 6, s. c. over every st. of every other space to end (108 spaces). Ch. 4, * tr. c. in Ist space, ch. 1, tr. c. in the same space, 5 tr, c, in this space, 1 ch. between each.’ Ch. 3, s, c. in the next space, ch. 4, * turn, 1 tr. c, ch. 2, 1 tr, c. Continue thus for 5 tr.c; 4 ch, 1s. c, 6 ch., 1s. c., continue thus to end of tow, 4'ch., is. ¢. in next space, 5 ch, 1's. c, 5'ch, 1 tr. c Picot Edge—-Ch. 6 for p.; ch. 1, ch. 6 for p., ch. 2, skip 1 space of edge. Put in the next space with s, c, working thus around points 2nd row of points,—Same as Ist row, leaving out p. on either side of 5 tr. c. Repeat p. edge on 2nd round of points. “HEATHER LASSIE” No. 191 A Young Misses’ Hat Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 936 rose, 12 spools; No. 20 blue, 3 spools; No. 200 gold, 3 Is; % yd. rose China silk, 36”, for lining; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 1 hat frame with a fluted brim Note: Each row is begun with s. ¢. and ended with sl. st. in the ch, 3 ch also counting as the Ist d. c. of each row. With No. 936, ch. 5, join, ist row.—20 d. ¢. in r. 2nd row.—2 d. c. in each d. c., mak- ing 40 d. c. 3rd row.—I d. c. in the Ist d. ¢, 2 d.c. in next d. c., making 60 d. c. 4th row—I d.c. in the Ist 2d. c, 2d. c. in the next d.c, making 80 d. c. Sth row.—I d. c. in the Ist 3 d.c., 2d.c. in the next d. c., making 100 d. c 6th row.—With No. 20, 1 s. c. in each d. c. 7th row—1 s, ¢. in Ist 4s.c;2s.¢. in the next’s. c, making 120 5. c. 8th row.—With No. 200, 1's, each s. c. 9th row—I 5, ¢. in Ist $s. c, 28. in the next s. ¢, making 140 s, ¢. 10th row.—With No. 20, 1s. ¢. in each s. ¢. 11th row.—1 s. c. in the Ist 6 s. 12th row- 13th 14th ;2s.c. in the next s. c, making 160 s. ¢. With No. 936, 1 d.c. in the Ist 7 sc, 2d.c. in the next sc, making 180 d. c. 1d. c. in each dic. -1 dic. in each d. c. 1d. c. in each dc. 1d. ¢. in the Ist 8d. c., 2 d.c. in the next d, c., making 200 d. c. With No. 20, 1 s.c. in each d. c. 1s. c. in the Ist 9's. c., 2s. c. in the next d.c., making 200 s. c. ‘With No. 200, 1 5. c. in each s. c. 1s. c. in the Ist 10s. c., 2s. c. in the next s. c., making 240 5. ¢. With No. 20, 1's. c. ineach s. 22nd row.—l s. c. in the Ist 11 s.c., 2s. c. in the next s. c,, making 260 s. c. 23rd row.—With No. 936, 1 d. c. in the Ist 12s. .; 2d. c. in the next s. c., making 280 d. c. 24th row to 31st row—I'd.c. in cach d.c 1s. c. in the Ist 2'd.c, skip 1d. c., repeat to end of row, having 187 s. ¢. 32nd row.—1 s. c. in the Ist 5 s. cy skip 1s, c,, having 156 s. c. 33rd row.—I d.c. in the Ist 4s. c, 2d. c. in the next s. c., making 187 d. c. 34th row to 39th row.—I d.c, in each d. c. 39th row.—With No. 20, 1s, c. in each d. c. 40th and 41st rows.—I s. c. in each s. c. 2442nd and 43rd rows.—With No. 200, 1 s. c. in each s. ¢. 44th and 45th rows.—With No. 20,1 s. c. in each s. c. 46th and 47th rows.—With No. 200, 1 s. c. in each s. c. 48th, 49th and 50th rows.—With No. 20, 1 s.c. in each s.c. 51st row.—With No. 936, 1 d. c. in the Ist 8s. c., 2 d.c. in the next s. ¢. 52nd row.—1 d. c. in the Ist 9d. c., 2 d.c. in the next. 53rd row.—I d. c. in the Ist 10 d. c., 2 d. c. in the next. dic, 2 the next. dc, 2 the next. dc, 2 the next. 57th row.—With No. 20, ch. 6, skip 2 1s. c. in the next s. ¢. 58th row.—With No. 200, ch. 6, 2's. c, in ch. loop. 59th row.—With No. 936, 3 5. ¢. in ch. loop ch. 2 between, 3s. c. in ch. loop, ch, 2, con- tinue to end of row 60th row—Shell.—2 d. c., 3 ch, 2d. c, 3 ch, 2 d.c., 3 ch, 2 d. c. under ch., 1s. c. over s. ¢, 1 s.c. in next ch., 1's. c. over 8. c,, repeat. Gist row.—Ch. 6, i s.c, in each 2 ch, with 6 ch. between; 1 s. c. over s. c. between each shell Button.—With No. 936, ch. 2, 5s. ¢. in Ist ch. 2nd row.—2 s. c. in each 5. ¢. 3rd row.—2 s. c. in each s. c. 4th row.—With No. 20, 1 5, ¢. in the Ist s.c, 2s, c. in the next s. ¢, Sth row.—I s. c. in the Ist 2s. c., 2's. c. in the next, 6th row.—With No. 200, 1 s. c. in the Ist 3s. c,, 25. c. in the next s. ¢ 7th row.—I s.c. in each’s. c. 8th row.—Ch. 5, skip 2s. c, 1s, ¢. in the next s. c. Pendants.—Ch. 2, 8s. c. in the Ist ch. 4 rows of s. c. in each s. ¢, fill with cotton, close with s. c.; 1s. c, skip 1's. ¢. until closed, ch. 25; crochet 4 of each color and attach 2 of each color to center of button. Arrange buttons and pendants on hat as shown in illustration, Shirr the rose silk lining slightly, and arrange gathers evenly (this must not be laid too full), and sew with invisible stitches over edge of brim, Stretch over frame the crocheted hat and ‘sew securely. The lining is then drawn in closely to the crown, Over this sew crown lining. “CAPRICE” No. 192 A Child’s Poke Bonnet Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 114 white, 6 spools; No. 936 rose, § spools; No. 1661 pink, 4 spools; or No. 1661 pink with No. 21 blue and No. 150 gray; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; % yd. pink China silk for lining; 1 poke hat frame; 1%4 yds. No. 5 black velvet ribbon. Note: Dark colors may be sub- stituted for the lighter shades named above, if a dark hat is desired for Spring and Autumn wear, With No, 114 white, ch. 6, 20 d. c. in r. (each row is begun with 3 ch. and counted as 1 d. c.). 2nd row.—2 d. c. in each d. cy making 40 d. c. in To’ 3rd row.—i d. c. in the Ist d. cy 2d. c. in the next d. c., making 60 d.c. in row ‘4th row.—1 d. c. in the Ist and 2nd d. c, 2d.c. in the next d. c., mak- ing 80 dc. in row Sth row.—I d.c. in each dc. 6th row.—1 d.c. in the Ist 3 d. cx 2d. c, in the next d.c., making 100 d.c. in row. 7th row.—With No. 936, 1 s. 8th row.—With No. 166i, 1 s. With No. 114, 1 d. —1 d.c. in the Ist 5 —I d.c. in the Ist 6 —1 d.c. in the Ist 7 13th row.—I d. c. in the Ist 8 each d. c. of row, es each s. c. of row. c, in the Ist 4s, c., 2d. c. in the next s.c., making 1 20 d.c. d.c., 2 d.c. in the next d. c., making 140 d. c. in row. a a. c., 2d. c. in the next, making 160d, c. in row. c., 2 d.c. in the next, making 180 d. c. in row. d.c., 2d. c. in the next, making 200 d.c. in row. 25__ 14th row.—With No. 1661, 1 d. c. in the Ist 2d. c., 2 d.c. in the next d. c., making 267 d. c. in row. 15th row.—1 tr. c. in each d. 16th and 17th rows.—I tr. c. in each tr. ¢. 18th row.—With No. 936, 2's. c, skip 1 tr. ¢. and repeat, making 178 s. c 19th row. With No. 1661, 1's. ¢. in each s. c. 20th row.—With No. 936, 1 tr. . in Ist s. making 267 tr. ¢. 21st and 22nd rows.—I tr. c. in each tr. c. 23rd row.—With No. 1661, 2 s. c., skip 1 tr.c., continue to end of row, making 178 s. ¢. 24th row.—With No. 936, 1's. c. in each s. ¢. 25th row.—With No. 1661, I tr. c. in the Ist s. c, 2 tr. c, in the next s. c, continue to end of row, making 267 tr. ¢. 26th row.—1 d. c. in the Ist 34 tr. 27th row.—With No. 936, 2s. c., skip 1d. c., continue to end of row. 28th row.—With No. 1661, 1 s. c. in each s. c Brim. —With No. 114, 1 h.'d.c. in Ist 8s. ¢, 2h. dc. c, 2h. d.c. in the next § c, 8h. d. c, in the next 8s. c, 2h, d.c. in the next s. c, *3.d. ¢., 2 d’c, in the next s, c, repeat from '* to *, to within the last 27 sts, and inc. as in the 1st 27 sts. 2nd row.—30 h. d. c., continue the row to within the last 30 sts. ind. c. The last 30 h. d. c. 3rd and 4th rows.—20 h. d. c,, then d. c. to within the last 20 sts. which are h. d. c. Sth row.—10 h. d.c., then d. c. to within the last 10 sts. which are h. d. c. Edge.—With No. 936, 1 d.c. in Ist 8d. c.,2d.c. in the next d. c, 1 d.c. in the next 8 d.c., 2 d.c. in the next d.c. Continue to end of row. 2nd row.—1 d.c. in each d. c. Shell—With No. 936, *1 sc. 3 ch., 1 puff st. in same st. as s. c.; skip 2 d. c., repeat around edge of brim. Note: Puff Stitch as follows: Thread over needle, insert needle in si d.c, thread over needle and again as for d. ¢.; pull through all 5 sts., 1 ch. Medallion. —With No. 936, ch. 6, 25 tr. ¢. in ring, 2nd row.—With No. 1661, 3 tr. ¢. in each tr. c 3rd row.—2 s. c., skip 1 tr. c., 1's, c. in the next 2 tr. c., repeat to end of row. 4th row.—With No. 114, 4 tr. c. in each s. c. Sth row.—With No. 936, 2s. c. in each tr. . 6th row.—With No. 1601, 5 ch. skip 4 s. c,, 1s. ¢. in the next s. c., repeat to end of row. 7th row.—With No. 114,'6 ch., 1 s. c. in ch. 6ch., 1s. c. in ch., repeat around row. Apply medallion to hat'on left side, as shown in illustration. Line graduated brim with pink China silk gathered and held slightly full; sew over outer wire edge neatly. Draw over the crocheted top and fasten the shell edge (which extends just beyond the wire edge) to frame with invisible stitches The chin band of velvet ribbon is placed 7” from middle back as shown; a 9” loop and 15” ribbon end completes the hat Note: These directions fit a frame with head size of 22", and is intended for a child six, eight or ten years old, dependent of course upon development of child. Should a larger head size be required proportionate stitches must be added to directions given. 2 tr. c. in the next s. ¢., continue to end of row, 1 t.c. in the next 200 tr. c., 1 d.c., in the next 34 tr. next s.¢., 8h. d, c. in the next 8 s. the same as for “BUD” No. 193 A Child's Hat Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 20 medium blue, 9 spools; No. 924 Cadet blue, 1 spool; No. 1661 pink, 3 spools; No. 1013% or No. 200 gold,’ i spool; No. 114 white, 1 spool; No. 690 black Texto Rope, 1 skein; 14 yd, blue China silk for lin- ing; 1 hat frame (head size 22”); 1 steel crochet needle No. 9. With No. 20, ch. 6, join in ring, each row is begun with 3 ch. and counted as I d. c. Ist row.—16 d. c. 2nd row—2 d. c. in each d. c, making 32 d. ¢. in tow. 3rd row.—I d.c. in Ist d.c., 2 dic. in the next d. c,, making 48 4. c. in row. 4th row.—I d. c, in Ist and 2nd d. c.2d.c. in the next dc. making 64 d. cin row. 26Sth row.—! d.c. in Ist 8 d. c., 2 ch., repeat, having 8 groups of 8 d. c. 6th row.—Skip 1 d.c., 7 d.c. in the next 7 d.c., 2 ch. 1 p.c. st. over 2 ch., 2 ch. and re- peat to end of row. _ (Note: (p.c. st.) Popcorn stitch is made as follows: 5 d.c. in top of d.c., insert needle in top of ist d. c. of the 5, draw thread from last d. ¢, through all on needle.) 7th row.—Skip 1 d. c., 6d. c. over 6d. c., 2ch., p. c. st., 2 ch, p. c. st, 2 ch. repeat to end of row. 8th row.—Skip 1 d.c., 5 d.c. over 5d. c, with 3 p. c. sts. between, repeat to end of row. 9th row.—Skip 1 d. c, 4d. c. over 4d. c,, with 4 p. e. sts. between, repeat to end of row. 10th row.—Skip 1d. c., 3 d.c. over 3d. c, with 5 p.c. sts. between, repeat to end of row. Lith row.—Skip 1 d.c, 2d. c. over 2d. c., 6p. ©. sts, repeat to end of row. 12th row.—Skip 1 d.c., 1d. c. over 1 d.c., 7p. ¢ sts. between, repeat to end of row. 13th row.—2 d. ¢. over each 2 ch. and 1d. c over 1d. c, making 192 d. ¢ 14th and 15th rows.—1 d.c. in each d. c. 16th row.—With No. 1013/4 or No. 200, 1h. d. ¢. in each d. With No. 924 or No. 3%, 1h. d.c. in each h. d. c. With No. 1013% or No. 200, 1h d.c. in each h. dc With No. 1661, 1 d. c. in each h dc 20th row.—I p. c. st., 23d. c., and repeat, having 8 p. c. sts. in row. 2ist row.—1 p. c. st, each side of p.c. st, 21 d.c. between 2 groups of p. c. st. 22nd row.—Same as 20th row. 23rd row.—I d.c. in each d.c. and 1 d.c. over p. ¢. st, making 192 d. ¢ 24th row.—With No. 1013% or No. 200, 1h d.c, in each d. c. 25th row.—With No. 924 or No. 3%, 1h. d c. in each h. d. c. 26th row.—With No. 1013%4 or No. 200, 1 h.d. c. in each h. dc. Brim.—With No. 20, 1 d.c. in Ist 8h. d. c, 2d. in the next h. d. c., repeat to end of row. 2nd row.—I h. d.c. in the Ist 20 d.c., 1 d.c.in each d. c. to the last 20; then 20 h. d. c. 3rd row.—I d. c. in each st. 4th row.—Same as 2nd row of brim. Sth row.—I d. c. in each st. 6th row.—Same as 3rd row of brim; 1 p. c. st. in first d.c., 7 dc. in the next 7 dc, 1p. c. st. in the 9th d.c, 7 d.c. in the next 7 d. c., repeat to end of row. 7th row.—I s. c. over p. ¢. st., skip 3d. c., shell of 7 tr. c. in next st., skip 3 d. c. and repeat to end of row. 8th row.—With No. 1661, 1 shell of 7 tr. c. over s. c. of last row, 1 s. c. over center st. of shell of last row, repeat to end of row. Line under brim of hat with blue China silk, shirr evenly and sew over edge of brim. Stretch on crocheted top and sew securely. On left side front (as shown in illustration) are applied two small curled roses, made as follows: With No. 114, ch. 6, join, ch. 4, 6 tr. c. in ring, ch. 3, 1s. c. in ring, ch. 3, 6 tr. c. in ring, ch. 3, 1s, c. in ring, repeat, having 4 petals. Ch. 4, 1s. ¢. in center of 6 tr. ¢. over ring, ch. 5, 1 5. ¢. in center of next 6 tr. ¢., repeat 3 times, having 4 loops, ch. 4, 12 tr. ¢. on ch., ch. 3, 1's,'c, ons. c., ch, 3 and repeat 3 times more With No. 1661, ch. 5, 1s. ¢. in center of 12 tr. c. over ch., ch. 7, 1s. c. in center of n ¢., repeat; ch. 4, 15 d. tr. c. over ch. (wrap needle 4 times and take off 2 sts. ch, 3, 1s. c. over s. ©, repeat 3 times more. xt 12 te 2 sts.; 2 sts.; 2 sts.) Ch. 6, Is, c. in center of 15 d. tr. c. over ch., ch. 9, 1s. c. in center of next 15 d. tr. c, repeat; ch. 4, 18d. tr. ¢. over ch. 3 ch., 1 s. ¢. over s. c., repeat. Ch. 4, 1s, c. into back or Ist row of petals, ch. 4, 1s. c. im s. c. on last row, ch. 4, 1s. ¢. on ring, forming a star on back of rose. Three large French Knots made of black Texto Rope (2 threads in needle, wind twice), fill center of flower; also extending from center to center and outstretching from ‘lowers complete the decoration for this child’s tailored hat. 27ROSE WEB No. 167 Yoke for Camisole or Chemise Made with M, Heminway & Sons PURE TATTING SILK Materials: No. 114 white, 4 cards (40 yds. per card); No. 1661 pink, 2 cards; 1 steel cro- chet needle No. 12; 34 yd. No. 5 ribbon; 2 y ibbon White Rosettes. — 6 ch., join, 12 s. c. into ring. 2nd row.—2 s. c. into each st. of Ist row, ch. 2, 12's. c. in row. 3rd row.—2 d. c. in Ist s c, 1 d.c. in next s. c., repeat. 36 sts. for row 4th row.—4 ch, in 3rd st., 3 ch, Ls. c. in the same st, Te- peat for row. Sl. st. to center of Ist 4 ch. of 3rd row. Sth row—6 ch., 1's, the center of Ist 4”chi 1s. c. in the next 4 ch.,* repeat to end of row. Sl. st. to the center of the ist 6 ch. of Sth row. 6th row.—*6 ch. 1s. c in 3rd and 4th’ ch. of next 6 ch., 3 ch, 1s. c. in same st*, re- peat to end of row. Sl. st. to center of 6 ch. of Gth row. 7th row.—8 ch., 1 s. c. in the next 6 ch. repeat to end of row, sl. st. to center of 8 ch. of 7th row. 8th row.—9 ch., 1s. c. in the next 8 ch., 4 ch. 1s. ¢. in the same st. repeat to end of row. Sl. st. to center of 9 ch. of 8th row. 9th row.—5 ch, Is. c. in the Ist p. of 8th row, 4 ch, 1 s.c. in the same p., *5 ch. 1 s.c. in center of 9 ch., 4 ch., 1 3. ¢. in the same st., 5 ch, 1s. ¢, in next p., 4 ch. 1s. . in the same p. *, repeat to end ‘of row, fasten thread, break. D. ch, used for fastening rosettes together is made as follows: 2 ch, ‘draw loop through the Ist ch., thread over, draw hook through both loops, thread over, draw through loop below top ch.; thread over, draw hook through both loops. '*Repeat; for putting in ps. make 5 ch., 1s. c. in the Ist ch., draw loop through lower ch., thread over, draw loop through all 3 loops on hook. Beading.—Around top of yoke; fasten thread to Ist d. ch., * thread over 4 times, insert hook in the Ist d. ch., work 2 loops off as in d. c, thread over twice, skip 4 d. ch., work off 2 loops until all are off hook. 2 d. ch., p. of 4 ch., 2d. ch,, tr. c, into center loops 5 times, 2 loops worked off hook*, repeat to end. Thread over 4’ times, work 2 loops off hook each time, until all are off; break thread. Front Part of Yoke.—Consisting of 6 rosettes for top row, 3 for lower row. Front Yoke—Fasten thread in any p. of right hand medallion, with a *s. c., 8 d. ch., skip 1p, Ls. c. in the next p., 27 d.ch.* Repeat for the next 4 medallions, on top of last (or 6th medallion) 1 s, ¢. in p., skip 1 p, 8d. ch, 1 s. c. in the next p. on top of d. ch.; row makes beading. Fasten thread in any p. of the Ist lower right hand medallion, *5 d. ch., 1 p., * repeat once, 3d. ch., catch 10th p. on 2nd upper medallion, between 2nd and 3rd medallion*; 3 d. ch., 1p, 3d. ch,, skip next p. on medallion*, repeat once, 3 d. ch. * 1p, 5 d. ch.,* repeat twice; 1 p., 3.4. ch, catch 8th p. on inner side of 1st right hand medallion, 5 d. ch. 1p. 5 d. ch, 1 p, 4d. ch., catch 2nd p. from bottom on 2nd medallion, 3 d. ch. 1p. 5d. ch. 1 p., 3 d. ch., catch 4th p. from bottom on Ist medallion, 4 d. ch. 1 p,,§ d.ch., 1p. 4d. ch., catch 3rd p. from top on 2nd medallion; $d. ch., 1 p., § d, ch, catch 2nd p. from top on Ist medallion, 3 4. ch., 1 p, 3 4. ch., catch center of top ch. or beading. 5 d.ch., 1p, 4 d. ch, fasten thread into last p. used 28on 2nd medallion, break thread. Work these directions backward for other end space, starting at the same p. where thread was fastened at first space, ending on Ist lower left hand medal- ion. Start 2nd right hand space at 3rd p. upwards from starting point on Ist lower right hand medallion, 3 d. ch, 1 p., § d. ch, catch 4th p. from Ist joining, on 2nd medallion, 2 d. ch., 1 p., $d. ch., catch hold’of outside row of d. ch. and ps., 3 d. ch. 1 p., 5d. ch., catch in the 2nd joining of Ist lower right hand medallion, * 5 d. ch., 1 p., * repeat twice more, 3 d. ch., catch in 4th p. from top on 3rd medallion; 3d. ch., 1p, 5d. ch., catch in center of beading row; 2 d. ch. 1 p., Sd. ch. 1p, 2d. ch, catch in 2nd p. from top in 2nd medallion; 3 d. ch., * 1 p., 5 d. ch., * repeat twice, catch’in 2nd p. from last joining on Ist lower medallion; 3 d. ch., 1 p., 3 d. ch. catch in 3rd p. from Ist joining on 3rd medallion; 3d. ch., 1 p. 2 d. ch., join to next p. on Ist lower right hand medallion; 3d. ch., 1 p., 3d. ch., catch next p. on 3rd top medallion; 2 d. ch. 1 p., 5 d. ch, 1p. 2d. ch,, catch in 2nd p. from last joining on the Ist lower medallion; 3 d. ch. * 1p. 5 d. ch., * repeat four times more, catch a p. in the 2nd lower medallion, 2’d. ch. Ip. 5 d. cha catch 5th p. from last, from last joining of 3rd top medallion (or 8th top joining of beading), 2 d. ch. 1 p., 3d. ch, catch 2nd p. from last joining of lower center medallion, break thread. Fasten thread in 3rd p. from top on 2nd medallion, 3 d. ch. 1p. 5d. ch., 1 p., 3d. ch, catch in opposite medallion in 3rd p. from top, break thread. Fasten thread in 3rd p. on 2nd lower medallion, 3 d. ch., * 1 p., 2 d. ch., catch 3 p. of (5 pa 4d. ch, row) 3d. ch, 1p, 5d.ch, 1p, 5d. ch, éatch in 3rd p, in Ist lower medallion, 3 d ch. *1'p., 5d. ch# repeat once, 1 p., 3 d. ch., catch 3rd p. from right in 3rd top medallion, 2 ch.'*, 1 p.'5d.ch., * repeat once; 1p. 2d. ch., catch in last joining on 2nd lower medallion, break thread. Fasten thread in 3rd_p. from top on 4th medallion, 3 d. ch. 1p. 5 d. ch, 1 p., repeat once, 3d. ch. catch in opposite medallion in 3rd p. from top, break thread. Starting at the beginning of second paragraph, work in opposite direction for 2nd space of other end of yoke. When you get to last joining of lower center medallion, do not break thread, but continue by following directions. Center space—2 d. ch., 1 p., 4d. ch., catch 6th p. from top on 4th medallion, 3 4. ch. * 1 p., 5 d.ch., *, repeat once, 1 p, 3d. ch. catch in 6th p, on 3rd medallion, 3d. ch, 1 p., 2 d. ch, catch lower medallion in last joining right hand side; 3 d. ch. * 1p, 5d. ch., * repeat 3 times more, catch in the 3rd p. from top on 4th medallion, 4 d, ch., 1p. 4'd. ch., catch in center of beading, 2d. ch. 1p, 5d. ch, 1p, 2d. ch,, catch in 3rd p. from top on ard medallion, 3 4. ch. * 1p, $d. ch, * repeat twice, 3 d. ch, catching to Sth p. or last right hand joining on the lower center medallion, break thread. Apply the crocheted yoke to an envelope chemise made of satin or crepe de chine. An extra camisole is always a much coveted and attractive addition to every woman’s hope chest. Bands of ribbon serve as shoulder straps to hold the yoke in place. Tiny rosettes may or may not be added, just as the wearer may choose. CHALICE NECKLACE No. 189 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 936 rose, 2 spools; or No. 741 ecru; No. 1040 Alice blue; or No, 150 gray; or No. 3% navy blue; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 1 long blister pearl bead, 14"; 2 short blister pearl beads, 34”. With No. 936, ch. 6, tr. ¢. in 2nd st., repeat 4 times, always leaving last st. on needle; thread edle and pull through all sts. Continue this pattern 3 times more. Ch. 5, 12 dc. in ae; joining to Ist st. with s.c. This forms a cup or shell. Repeat this pattern until there are 2’ shells. The above directions are for one half of necklace only, break thread and start another half the same length as this, and join at back. Motif-Pendant—Ch. 6, 4 tr. c. in the Ist st with the last st. on needle and pull through; ch. 4, make 3 of these patterns in the st. below, turn, ch. 5, turn and make 3 shells or cups into the patterns. Ch, 4, and arrange 4 of the patterns into ‘the shells; ch. 4, 14 d.c. in st, 1s. c. in the 2nd pattern; 14 d.c. in the next st. and fasten to last pattern. ‘Ch, 3, 1s. c in pattern and repeat this all around motif-pendant. Set in motif at lower V point or bottom of necklace (the point of motif to begin with 3rd pattern from bottom of necklace). Fasten twice on each side; and to extend the points of the motif to form a triangular shape at top; fasten the Ist pattern beyond the 2nd cup or shell to the large top shell of motif. On these 2 shells place the 2 small beads diagonally opposite each ther (to form a point). The long bead is arranged at the lower end or beginning of the necklace. 2930SHIELD NECKLACE No. 190 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No, 553 Cardinal, 1 spool; No. 200 g gold cut beads; 1 steel crochet needle No. 10, Suggestion: On No. 114 string 2 short threads of bunch of beads, work back on d. s. ¢, slipping a bead in each 5, c.; in turning corners use 3 beads. Small Medallions.—With No, 200, ch. 20, begin with 4th ch, from needle and make a d. ¢. in each st., 17 d, c. in all; attach No.'114 with the strung beads. 2nd row.—Turn, work back over d. c. with No. 114. Join No. 553, ch. 1, 3s. c., then a 3 ch. D.; repeat this around and secure the end of silk with a needle, 6 of these medallions are needed and made first. Shield.—On No. 200, string the rest of the bunch of gold beads. The shield is 17 s. c. wide and there are 17 rows of s. c. (crocheted very closely) and then dec. a st. on both ends until 1st. only remains, Fasten on No. 114 and make a row of s. c. all around, then fasten on No. 553 and make 3s. c. and ps. (of 3 ch, each) all around shield, Connect shield and medallions with No. 553. Begin on the corner p. of shield and fasten thread, ch. 4 and make 3 tr. c. in the p., keeping the last loop of each tr. on the needle until the last is made; then thread over and draw through all loops (4 ch, and 3 tr. c. in the st. that drew the cluster together). Continue or repeat this until 6 clusters are made; then join a small medallion, fasten off and secure the end with needle. Continue in this manner until the 6 medallions are used and the necklace is attached to opposite corner of shield. A small tassel of 4 or 5 loops of beads (2" long for longest loop), is attached to point of shield and finishes the necklace. GOWN MOTIFS No. 186 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET 1d, 1 spool; No. 114 white, 1 spool; 1 bu Materials: No. 3% navy. blue, 2 spools; No. 200 gold, 1 spool; or No, 889 lierre green with No. 3%; or No 150 gray with No. 200 gold; or No. 741 ecru with’ No, 924 blue; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 1 bunch of beads or very small buttons (to fill in center of 2 motifs arranged for a bodice panel). With No. 200, ch 7, join in r.; 16 5, c. in r, ch. 10, turn, 14 s. ¢. around ch, fasten to the Ist st. in _r. Join No. 3%, ch. 3, skip 2 sts. on line of sc, sl st. in the 3rd, repeat to end of row. | This will give you 5 loops. Make an extra loop in the corner, ch. 5, turn and make a s.¢, in the Ist loop. Ch, 3, 8. c next or 2nd’ loop, r peat to end of row and fasten tor. Join No. 200, ch, 10, 1's. c. in the 4th loop, ch. i, turn 14's. c, back and fasten tor, There are 10 de- signs on a r.; this is for 1 ‘motif only. There should be 2 other mo: tifs the same as above. With No. 314, join together the side points. HvWith No. 200, fasten at the lower point, ch. 10, fasten at the opposite side; ch. 1, turn, 14 s..c, over ch, Join No. 3%, ch. 3, s. c. over every ard s. c. of row, turn, Make another row of loops, fasten at the beginning ‘side Join No. 200, ch. 14, fasten at the opposite side (below No. 314), 20 s. c. on ch. and with No. 35 repeat 2 rows of loops as above. Complete the corresponding sides as per above di- rections just given, Between the 2 lower points of the center motif make a ch. with No, 200, ch. 1, turn, 30 s. ¢. over ch. Join No. 3%, making 11 loops over s, ¢. Another row of loops. Join No. 200, ch, 30, turn, 35 sic. over ch. Finish edge with No. 314, making 21 loops over s. c. The 2nd row of loops same as Ist row. If 2 sections of this triple arrangement of motifs are used, the center may be filled with beads, either closely or sparingly sewed on. In this manner it forms an arrangement adapted to the new bodice and peplums for cloth dresses. Singly the motifs may be used in a collar and cuff set, or on the waist as motifs for trimming. “THE PATRICIAN” No. 178 A Boudoir Cap Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 20 blue, 8 spools; No. 200 gold, 6 spools; gold metal cloth, 18”x18"; 1 piece of small round wire; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9, Note: The crocheted part of the hat consists of the head part and crown section, Crown Section.—Is co m- posed of 4 large and 2 smaller size motifs, the latter occurring at either end, thus making the section widest in the middle and tapering gradually to where the ends join band at side. Band Around Cap.—Meas- ures 24” and is composed of 11 of the smaller motifs; each mo- tif is made separately, then sewed together as required to get exact size and straight out- Fine at different stages of the work; pin closely to a slightly dampened cloth laid over a padded surface and left until ary, Large Motif.—Ch. 14, the last 4 sts. to form ar, On ch F1lsc, lh dc, 3dc,3 tr c. *, repeat 7 times; 12 ch., join to f. with sl. st, and on’ each ch.; repeat ‘This will make 8 spokes, ch. 5, join with sl. st. to tip of Ist spoke. Around this little wheel proceed thus: From the tip, * ch. 6, sl. st. back into the 2nd for p. ‘Ch. 2, sl. st. into 2nd tip of spoke, then between the spokes and over the ch.; 2 s.c., 1 p, (of 4 ch.), 2s. , sl. st. into tip of the next spoke *, repeat and connect. To convert the circle into 2 square, sl. st. to top of p. ch. 7, 1d.c. into same p. (This is for the Ist corner of square); * ch. 5, sl. st. into next p. *, repeat once, ch. 5, 1 d.c. in the next 32p. ch. 5, 1 dc. into same for 2nd corner. Complete remaining sides and corners the same way and join to the last with § ch. 2nd row.—Work around the entire square with d. c. over d. c. of previous row, with 1 ch. between and 2 ch, at each corner. Small Motif—Ch. 12, sl. st. into 4th for r, *1s.c, 1h. dc, 2d. c, 2 tr. c. * on ch, then for § times ch. 10 and repeat *, making 6 spokes, join, complete the edge as for the large motif and convert into a square, After joining the 6 motifs for crown section, broaden the section further by the addition of 4 rows of fine filet, work thus: Ast row.—D. c. over d. c. the entire round with 1 ch. between and 2 at each corner. 2nd row.—When the smaller square is reached, do cither side in h. d. c. (over left st., over through 3), the remainder of round in d. c. as before. 3rd row.—D. c. over d. c., 1 ch. between and the needed sts. at corners to turn nicely. 4th row.—Tr. c. over d. c. of previous row, until the tapering of the small square is reached, then h, tr. ¢, each side instead of the full tr. c.; widen at corners, break thread. With No. 200 finish all edges with 1 row of s. c, 1 st. to each space and bar below, filling in corners neatly. With No. 200, ch, 6, skip 6 sts, I sist. *, repeat. To finish the scallop, * 3's. c. (over ch. of 6) tr. p. (5 ch, 6 ch., 3 ch.), 3s. c. * and repeat; arrange corners carefully to make them come exactly square. The left side of crown section has a fringe (5” in length) tied in the band. Curve slightly the corners of metal cloth, across the metal cloth (from side to side) run a small casing for wire and insert about 10", fastening well. Turn a hem and gather twice 34" apart, drawing gathering strings from opposite directions. Quarter the head band, also the metal cloth and sew band around the metal cloth crown, across and over the wire stretch the crocheted band, allowing the fringe to hang over the left ear, toward the front. The use of wire in the cap is for the purpose of arranging the style in the modish tam shape popular to-day. PATRICIAN MATINEE No. 179 A Lounging Robe Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No, 20 medium blue, 16 spools; No. 200 gold, 14 spools; 1% yds. gold messaline or crepe de chine to match No. 200 Texto; 1’steei crochet needle No. 9. To insure the correct shape of this yoke at the neck edge, one should first provide her- self with a pencil sketch or a paper diagram of a yoke that will adjust itself to her figure; the number of motifs used in the different parts of the yoke can then be laid on this pattern and the necessary number can be gaged thereby, The yoke entire is composed of 2 long sec- tions or sleeve extensions; a front tab or section, and a small section at back: while between these tabs and shoulder pieces, occur the smaller motifs, 3 at each side of back and 5 on cither side of front. With the perpendicular sections all completed and the neck motifs joined and finished at lower edges with scallops, sew the motif bands to the 4 long sections or tabs on the wrong side of the work; just under the projecting scallop. ‘This done, the desired curve and additional strength may be given to the upper or neck edge by overhanding stitch by stitch, with sewing needle and self-colored thread. Join No. 200 for the scallop, finish around the neck the same as for other edges; omitting the s. c. on the bar in the first row, placing 1 s. €. into each space only. Just here let it be said with emphasis that the motifs and sections at different stages must be pinned to a cloth laid over a firm padded surface and pressed well. In this way only will the corners and straight edges, the tapering of bands and the curving of the neck, carry out satisfactorily. Large Motif—With No. 20, ch. 14, catch back into the 4th st. from needle for small r. * on ch. 1s.c, 1h. dic, 3d.c., 3 tr c, ch. 12, catch into r. *, Repeat * till there are 8 spokes thus made, ch. 5, join to tip of Ist spoke with sl. st. * over 5 ch., 2s. c, 1p. (of 4 ch), 2s. cy sl. st. into spoke tip; 6 ch., sl. st. back into 2nd st. from hook for p.; 2 ch., sl. st. into 2nd st. of same spoke *, repeat these 2 moves around the wheel. 33To Convert this Round Motif into a Square: SI. st. (on the back side) to the tip of nearest spoke; ch, 7, 1 d. c. into the same p., this is for the Ist corner of square. * ch. 5, sl. st. into the next p. *; repeat twice, then 5 ch., 1d. c. into the next p.; 5 ch, 1 d.¢. into the same p. for the 2nd corner *, repeat remaining sides and corners and close round with last 5 ch. joined to 3rd st. of Ist corner with a sl. st nd Last Row of Square: Ch. 4, skip 2 sts. 1 d.c. for Ist filet mesh. Ch. 1 (to 1 d.c. into middle st. of corner space below; continue 1 ch., into Ist filet For Second widen at corner), I d. skip 1 st; 1d. c. at si mesh; break thread. Medium Size Motif—Ch. 12, catch back for tiny r, and on ch, for Ist spoke; * 1 8. c, 1 h. dc, 2d.c, 2 tr. c, ch. 10, catch into r. *, till there are 6 spokes in the wheel} ch. 5, sl. st to tip of Ist spoke. Proceed around the wheel and convert into a square in the same manner as directed for large motif. Small Motif.Ch. 10, catch back into 3rd st for r.; and on ch. *1s.c, 1h. dc, 3 dc, ch. 8, catch into r, *, and repeat until there are 6 spokes, close wheel with 4'ch. and sl, st. The following round differs from the same round in 2 previous motifs only in the omission of sl. st. into tips of spokes. In the next round where the wheel changes into a square: ch. 4 instead of 5 ch, used in both large and medium motifs. These small motifs are used entirely at neck and by referring to illustration will be seen to omit 1 row of filet betzween cach square. Sew mo- tifs together (2 groups of 5 each for front, and 2 groups of 3 each for back), and later these are sewed to front, back and shoulder sections respectively. les, widen at each corner and close with 1 ch. and sl. st. On the 2 sides and wide end of front sections (2 medium and 1 small motif), there are added 2 rows of fine filet; this is to further the tapering towards the top; beginning at upper corner ch. 3, h. d. c. into 'd. c. of previous row; *1ch., 1h. d.c. * over next d. c.; and repeat till the medium motif is reached, From this point until the small motif is again reached, 1 ch., 1d.c., 1 ch, using needed extra sts. to turn corners. 2nd row.—H. tr. c. over h. d. c. of previous row with I tr. ¢, 1 ch, 1 tr. ¢, the remaining part of the row, with the usual widening at corners; break thread. ‘The small back section (1 medium and 1 small motif) and the 2 sleeve sections (3 large and 2 medium motifs) and 3 rows of filet at sides and lower end. Ist row.—In each, use h. d, c. (1 ch. between), on the sides of the smaller motifs; then d. ¢ the rest of the way with widening at corners. 2nd row.—1 d.c., 1 ch, 1d. c. over each filet mesh of previous row, widen at corners. 3rd row.—H. tr. c. as far as the h. d.c. of Ist row extended, and finish the row in full tr. c. with 1 ch, between; widen at corners, break thread. All sections now are ready for the edge or border finish in No. 200; also the lower edges of the neck bands. Borde; turn corne: —Join No. 200, 1 s. c. into each space and over each bar below with needed sts. to s, with omissions of same if sts. appear to crowd 2nd row.—Turn, * ch. 6, sl. st. into 6th st. below *; repeat, arranging one of these spaces to end and begin just on the corner, turn. 3rd row.—* 3 s. c. over ch. of 6; tr. p. (5 ch., 6 ch. 5 ch.) 3s. c. over ch. *, repeat. Fringe.—Into the 4 sectional ends tie a 5” or 6" fringe of gold; 10 threads into each middle p, and 8 threads between scallops. Neck Edge of Yoke.—To give added strength and a bit of curve not otherwise obtained, overhand the neck edge with a sewing needle and self color thread; add border the same as for other edges, except in Ist, row omit s. ¢. on bar below, placing 1 s. c. in spaces only; unless the edge seems to bind, in which case throw in now and then an additional st. Cut opening in silk at middle top and adjust yoke and hem neatly; the silk must end at edge of Grocheted arm sections; arrange and sew neatly; also turn a 34” hem in “Matinee” at lower ends. On each extended point fasten a 6" tassel made of 14 spool each of No, 200 and No. 20. ‘The “Matinee” may be held together at under arm by an additional small section, if desired, but the long oriental lines must be retained throughout To complete this robe of comfort, a short empire skirt of messaline is gathered in a straight band arranged of small motifs. The skirt is easily slipped on (over the head) and held in place by shoulder bands crossing at back over opposite shoulders—and buttoning on the skirt at front near middle waist line. 4LADIES’ TRENCH VEST No. 175 Made with M. Heminway & Sons %4-OZ. PURE CROCHET SILK Materials: No. 621 maroon, 10 spools; No. 741, 1 spool; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 34 yd. of burgundy satin. With No. 621: Ch. 53, 50 4. Gy ch. 15, turn, 12 d. c. on the ch, and 1d. c.’on each d. previous row. 3rd row.—1 d. c, on e3 c. of previous row, increas at the end of row for the neck. Continue as the 3rd row until you have crocheted 4”; increa ing every other row at the neck ic. At this point begin in- creasing on the outer side After having completed 8” from shoulder, stop increasing on the neck side, The entire side front will measure 24” in length. With No. 621, 1 row s. ec. all around. Then 4'more rows of s. c. with No. 741. (This forms the border.) Collar—Make a ch. of 23” in length, 1 d. c, in each ch. 2nd and 3rd_ rows. crease 6 sts. at_each end. 4th row.—Skip 2 sts, 90 d. c. * skip 1 st, 15 d. c. #, repeat from * until there are'92 sts. left; 90 d.c., skip 2 sts. Sth row—I d.c. in each d. c. of previous row, skipping 2 sts, at each end. 6th row. Skip 4 sts. 90 d. c, decreasing from the’ same place as in the 4th row, having 1 d.c. less between each de- creasing point. Repeat Sth and 6th rows un- til the collar is 4” deep. 1s. c. all around with No, 621, Then 4 more rows of s. c. with No. 741, (This forms the border on collar.) Pockets—Make a ch. 4” in length; on this crochet 15 rows in d. c, 1 row of s. c. with the same color around 3 sides of pocket; 4 more rows of 5. ¢. in No. 741. The pockets are cro- cheted to the side fronts 5” from the bottom and 2” from the middle front Vest may be closed by the use of frogs or buttons; if the latter are used, when crochet- ing the Ist row of border in No. 741 s. c, skip 6 sts. for a medium size’ buttonhole about De- 4” from the lower point of right middle front, another 4” and a 2nd buttonhole, and so on until the required number are made. Buttons.—With No. 621 ch. 2, 5s. . in Ist st. 2nd row.—2 s.c. in each s. c. 3rd row.—l s. c. in each of the 5's. c. of previous row, 2 s. c. in the 6th s. c. 4th, 5th and 6th rows.—Same as 3rd row. 7th row.—* 2s. c., skip 1s. c, * repeat to end of row. Fill with dark cotton and decrease to the closing point. 35Satin Back in Vest—Cut the burgundy satin 16” wide with a 34” hem i - Vest. 3 t sides and a 254 hem at bottom. Sew on fronts at slant of shoulder line; and curve f fk n ving « collar so that a high rolling effect is obtained. She Soave fOr gels Hash sewing: on , The double fold belt is 1%" wide and 24” long. This attaches the fronts to the back at waistline, and can be held in closely or adjusted to waist size desired. THE SPARTAN BAG No. 171 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET aterials: No. 741 ecru, 9 spools; No. 3% navy blue, 6 spools; No. 889° lierre green, 5 spools; No. 790 purple, 4 spools; 1 steel cro- chet needle No. 7; 1 piece of rose satin or Peau de Cygne for lining, 16"x24"; 10” of narrow elastic. Motifs.—Ch. 7, turn, 3 s. ¢. in 2nd st. of ch. 5 s. cy 6s. c. in last st. of ch. 5 s.¢. on the other side of ch., 38. n 6th st, 1s. c, 3 5. c. in corner st., then work around and around, taking up the back loop of st. at widening of each corner of motif by making 3 s. c. in the Ist st. until there are 5 rows. Join No. 790, and make 1 tow of d.c., widen- ing by making 3d. c. in each corner of motif, Join No. 889, and make 2 more rows s. ¢, widening by making 3s. c. in each cor- ner. Join No. 3%, and complete motif by making 1 row of d. c, widening by making 5, ¢. in each cor- ner. Keep all corners square; make 26 motifs, press lightly, Arrange mo- tifs for bottom of bag by lapping 1 over the other about 34 of the way in length, and half the way in width; first top and_ then bottom, using 3 motifs for the top row, 2 below, then place | at the center about ¥Y% of the width below the others for the lower part of bag. Both sides of bag are made in the same man- ner, Sew the motifs to- gether at sides and bottom, join at top with ch. made with 2 strands of No. 889, Join No. 741 to top of lower band of (3) motifs, ch. 3, 3d. c. in the same’ st., ch. 3,4 d.c. in the next st. of motifs, skip 4 sts, 4d. c. in the Sth st., ch. 3,4 dc in the next st. of motifs, re- peat around bag, join, si. st. to top of cluster, ch. 3, d. c. in the center of cluster, ch,3, 4d. c. in center of next cluster, repeat around bag. These 2 rows form the pattern. Repeat the pattern until you have 3 rows of double clusters with single clusters between. _ Top Band.—Use 3 motifs for lower row and 4 for top row, overlapping each the same as in the lower section. (These are for 1 side of bag only.) The motifs are sewed together at the sides and at top of insert. Join No. 741 to top of motifs in the same manner as the one below, only making 1 more row of single clusters. Join No. 790, d. c. around top. Join No. 889, 1 row d.c, Join No. 3%, 1 row d.c. This finishes top of bag. ,. , Handle—With No, 741 make a ch. about 12” tong, turn, d. ¢. to the end of ch. turn, 6 d. c. in Ist st., then dc, to end of ch. making 6 d.c. in the last st. Make 2 chs. with No. 790 about 6” long and join to center strap 134" from each point, One row of dc. in ch., narrowing where the ch, joins center strap to make the spring. Join No. 889, 1 row dc. Join No. 3¥s, L-row d.c. The other side of handle is made in the same manner and joined to top of bag. A 2” tassel is placed at points of handle. Six 3” tassels, using all the colors, are fastened on bag at corner of motifs; 2 at bottom, 2 at middle points and 2 on upper points, at sides of bag. French seam satin at side and turn a 154” hem, putting in a 2nd running st. 14" above to form a casing for the 14” elastic band. Gather silk at lower side of lining on a 10” thread, double and sew together, making the lining 5” in width; slip into bag and sew at middle points, also sew the bag at top to satin lining. SPARTAN BELT No. 172 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 741 ecru, 3 spools; No. 3% navy blue, 3 spools; No. 889 lierre green, 3 spools; No. 790 purple, 2 spools; 1 steel crochet needle No. Crochet 20 motifs as follows: Ch. 7, turn, 3s. c. in 2nd st, of ch. 5's. c., 6s. c. im last st. of ch, 5's. c. on other side of ch. 3s. c. in the 6th st, 1 s.c., 3s. c, in the corner st.; then work around and around, taking up the back loop of st. and widening at each corner of motif, by making 3s, c. in 1st st. until there are 5 rows. Join No. 790 purple and make 1 row of d. c., widening by making 3 d. c. in each corner of motif; join No. 889 green, 2 more rows s. cy widening by making 3 s. c. in each corner; join No, 3/4 navy blue and complete motif by mak- ing 1 row of d.c, widening by making 5 d.'c. in each corner; care being taken to keep all cor- ners square. Press each one lightly and join with ch. at top ‘and bottom, made of 2 strands of No. 889 green, Arrange the motifs by lapping one over the other about ¥ of the way in length, and half the way in width; first top and then bottom, using 10 motifs in each row. One button and 1 loop are placed on each end of belt and are ‘made as follows with No. 889 green: Button.—Ch. 4, join, 6 s. c. over the 4 ch. 2nd row.—2 s.c. in each st., taking up back loop of st. to form rib; do not join, but work continuously, making 12 s. c. 3rd row.—2 s. c. in each st., making 24 s. c. 4th row.—1 s. c. in each st. of last row. Sth and 6th rows.—Same as 4th row. 7th row.—Sl. st. into every other st. Fill firmly with cotton. 1s. c. in every other st. until but 1 st. remains. Loops.—Ch. 25, join, 1s. ¢. in each st. for 12 sts. In 13th st. 3s. c., 12 more s.c. in the 12 remaining sts. Fasten off and sew in place. THE SPARTAN HAT No. 173 Made with M, Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materiais: No. 74 ecru, 21. spools; No. 314 navy blue, 5 spools; No, 889 lierre green, 3 spools; No. 790 purple, 3 spools; 1 steel crochet needle No. 7; 1 net hat frame; %4 yd. rose silk for lining; 34 yd. blue gros-grain ribbon. Brim of Hat—Ch. 258 sts. with ecru, join, ch, 3, make 3d. c, in same st. Ch. 3,4 d.c. in the next ch., skip 4 sts, on ch.; and make’4 d. c. in the Sth st, ch. 3, 4d. c, in next t,'on ch., re- peat to end of row. There should be 43 clusters, join, sl. st. to top of cluster; ch. 3, 3d. ¢. in center of cluster, ch. 3,4 d.c. in center of next cluster, repeat to end of row. These 2 rows form the design. Repeat the design, widen in the 3rd row of double clusters in 4 places at equal distances apart; to widen d. c. 3 times, 4 d. c. in cluster with 3 ch. between; there should be 47 clusters. In the 4th row of double clusters widen in 6 places; 2 between middle side and front, 1 between middle side and back. In Sth row of double clusters widen in 4 places; front, back and cach side. Fifty-seven clus- ters in the last row, put 4 chs. between the Sth row of single clusters, making 6 rows of double 37and 5 of single clusters. Three rows s. c. on edge of brim. In the Ist row of s. c. skip 1 st. between, and 1 on top of cluster. The other 2 rows of s. c. pick up every st. This is to turn under brim of hat. Crown of Hat—Front section: Ch, 4, turn, 2d. c. in last st. of ch, Ch. 4, turn, 2 d. ¢, in every 5 1g up both sides of st., 13 d. c. in 3rd row. Ch. 4, turn, 15 rows of d. ¢. widen- ing 1 st z up 1 of the 4 sts, made in turning on the previous row; this also widens and makes a better edge. Fourteen rows d. c., widening at end of each row, before turning, by taking up 1 st. from ch. made in turning on the previous row; for the remainder of rows: there should he 32 rows on side of section and when within 8 sts. of the end of 33rd row; skip I st, sl. st. 1 st, 2 sc, ch. 1, turn, I sl. st, 3's. c., d.c. to end of row. Repeat 3 rows more so that front of section will be about 4” longer than side: s. c. last row across, picking up every st. to even edge. Back Section of Crown.—Ch. 4, turn, 2 d. c. in the last st. of ch., ch. 4, turn, 2 d.¢. in every st, picking up both sides of st. 13 d.c. in 3rd row: ch. 4, turn, 8 rows of di c., widening 1 st. and picking up 1 of the 4 sts. made in turning on previous row, which also widens. Three rows d. c., widening or increasing 2 sts. at each end of row, making 4 in all, For the remain- der of rows, or until you have 32 rows on the side, increase 3 The same as the 8 rows previously made. When within 8 sts. of the end af 33rd row, skip 1 st., sl. st. 1s 1, turn; 1 sl. st, 2s. c, d.c, to end of row, Repeat_4 more rows so that the section will measure about 1” longer than the sides. S. c. last row across in every st. to make edge even. The sides of both front and back sections of crown should measure about 614”. Join front, backs, and sides together, leaving small opening at the point of crown for cord: which is put over the joining and made as follows: with No. 3% (using 2 threads) ch. 3, 4 s.c. in Ist st, join, work s, c, around and around, taking up half of loops only. There will ‘be 4 rows of sts. lengthwise of cord. Band of Motifs which encircles the hat is made and arranged in the same manner as the belt. Sixteen motifs are required; join with a ch. made of 2 threads of No. 889 green at edge and center of motifs. Face the under side of brim of net frame with an attractive shade of rose to match top of bag, sew neatly to edge of brim. Apply the crocheted top section in cluster st. on upper part of brim, allowing the s. ¢. edge to extend over and slightly underneath, Over the top of frame draw the crown so that it comes within about 2” of the bottom of crown. Over this section of uncovered frame it would be advisable to sew a piece of material the same shade as the ecru sections. Over this apply the band of motifs. Line crown with rose. On the left front edge of brim may be placed any small trimming desired, The illustration shows a small wired bow consisting of 1 loop and 2 ends of blue gros-grain ribbon (2” wide). “DONITA” No. 156 A Bag in Italian Filet Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 200 gold, 5 spools; No. 3% navy, 6 spools; No. 889 lierre green, 6 spools: No. 118 cream white, 1 spool; No. 20, medium blue, 1 spool; No. 1040 Alice blue, 3. spool: green satin for lining; % yd. white silk for inner lining; No. 9 steel crochet hook; Japan floss Nos. 690 black, 374 green, 493 rose, 54914 brown. 1 skein each. Center Oval—With No. 200 gold: Ch. 18, 1d. c. into 9th st. from hook, * ch. 2, skip 2 on ch, Id. c. * repeat until there are 4 spaces, turn, Add 2 spaces thus for 2nd row:' Ch. 11, 1 d.¢. into 9th st. from hook, * ch. 2, 1d. c. over Ist-d. c. below *. Repeat to end of row, add 2 spaces to finish the row in the following manner without turning, 2 ch., 1 d.t. c. (thread over 3 times) inserting the hook where the last d. c. was made. For 2nd space, 2 ch., 1 d. t. c. and join under 2 threads in middle of preceding d. t.c., turn, ch. 7, 1 d. c. in the Ist st. of d. c. below (this adds 1 space) * ch. 2, skip 2, 1d. c. over d.c. *, repeat to end of row, adding 1 space before turn- ing where last d. c. was made. 2nd row.—Contains 8 spaces. Continue adding 1 space at each end every time across, until there are 22 spaces across the row, then turn at each end with a ch. of 5, not adding spaces, but keeping sides of oval straight for 20 rows. Beginning 21st row and each successive row, sl. st. to Ist d.c., ch. 5, 1 d.c. over next d. c. and proceed as before with spaces across the row. Omit the last space at end of row, turn and repeat last row until 8 spaces remain; then drop 2 spaces at each end, leaving 4 spaces the same as at the beginning of the oval. To Straighten Corners of Oval—Connect spaces with close ch. and sl. sts., then around the whole oval (using the gold) s. c. so that the edge will be perfectly even. Colored Border Around Oval—Join No. 3% navy blue and work 1 round in h, d. c, (thread over needle once, pick up st., thread over needle and through all sts... With No, 20 medium 38blue work 1 round in s. c. With No. 118 cream white, work 1 round in s. c. With No. 889 green, 1 round in h. d. c., break thread. For the fancy curved top and straight bottom of bag let it be said that the worker must adhere to the correct shape, starting and finishing rows as it seems best, rather than minutely following the details given, the general outline must be kept. Base of Oval.—With No. 3: navy at the 12th row of gold filet (counting from the lower edge) * ch. 3, sl. st. into 3rd st., * repeat once *, 4 ch., skip 2, 1s. c. into the next st, repeat around the bag to the same point at 12th row on opposite side of bag, finishing with 2 spaces of 3 chs. and sl. sts., turn. SL st. to 3rd space, * 5 ch, 1s. c. into the next space, * repeat to 3rd. space from end of row, turn. Ch. 3, sl. st. into Ist space, ch. 5, 1S. ¢. into each space to end of row, ch. 3, sl. st. into last space. Continue for 4 rows around the entire base, keeping outside edge an even gradual slant away from sides of oval: the corners are carried out separately, working back and forth from side to lower edge until the spaces are de- creased to 1, and this 1 space should come directly on the corner. Make the 2nd corner to match the Ist, break thread. Join No.'3% navy at 8th row of filet from top and in the same manner as for bottom of bag; proceed to form. the crescent shaped open work at top of bag. This completed, work around the entire piece in close s. c. break thread For Colored Border—With No. 889 green attached at left side of bag, a few sts. above the open pattern (of lower edge), make I sl. st., 3 or 4s. c. and the remainder of row around base to opposite side in h. d. c., turn corners with extra sts. needed and finish row as begun with s.c.and sl. sts.; this is to grad- uate the color into place at sides; break thread. With No. 1040 Alice blue just above where the green was Started, work 1 or 2 sl. sts. and then ins. c. to opposite side and finish the row as begun, just above the green of previous row. With No, 118 white join where the upper open work ends at side, crochet a row of s. ¢, around the entire piece, reak thread. (Widen at cor- ners every time.) With No. 3% navy join at the same place; crochet in h. d. c. down the side, widen at corner, beginning very near the corner, arrange the Ist of 4 spaces to occur across the bottom of bag by making a chain of 1 and skipping 1; these 4 openings, evenly. spaced, allow for the placing of pendants and tassels later. Continue with corner and remaining side to match the Ist, and at the point where the open work begins at top of bag, still using the navy thread proceed to make the small scallops as follows: *2s,c, 1h dic, 1d,c,2tre,1de,1h dic, 2s.¢ %} repeat along the edge to opposite side where navy was joined, break thread. Join No. 200 gold to beginning of Ist scallop, cover each scallop with s. c. with a triple p. over each. (This triple p. consists of a p. of 5 chs., center p. of 6 ch. and a 3rd of 5 ch, very closely combined in one.) The handles of bag are carried ont in green, each 20" in length; join 1 end of each to the exact middle of bag top and the opposite ends of cach fasten at lower edge of crescent top on opposite sides, between lining and outside. To Make Handles—Ch. 9, 1 d. c. into end st, turn, * ch. 1, 3s. ¢. over ch,, turn, ch. 5, 1 39d.c. into end st., turn *, repeat for 20". To finish the edges crochet 2 s. c. into each space, 1s. c. on bar. The Pendants are 2 in number in No. 200 gold. No exact rule can be laid down for these endants, the shaping is left partially to the worker, Both pendant and ball at the top are egun in the same way; the smaller one in s, c. using back half of st., and the larger one after the 3rd row is done in h. d.c thus: ch. 4, join 2 s.c. into each st., join. 2nd row.—Ch. 1, 2 s. c. into every st. 3rd row.—Ch. 1, * 2 s. c., skip 2, * repeat, join, turn, 2 tight ch. (to begin each row in h. d. c.) crochet about 3 rows without increase, from’ which point the pendant begins to taper, by skip- ping about 2 sts. in every other row, crowding the cotton filling as the work progresses and narrowing down more rapidly at the top. (Pendants should be 2%4” in length.) Make the small ball top in s. c. with the thread drawn through in closing. With 2 threads make a ch. about 34” Jong, pass same through small openings of 2 bag sections placed together. With sewing needle join’on the long pendant. On the 2 corners of bag attach tasscle, 4” long. made with navy, green, Alice blue and gold. At the head of each tassel place a smail ball top in No. 889 green crocheted in the same manner as for pendants. Join the 2 sections of bag in the following manner with No. 200 gold: With thread joined at the side of last scallop, work back and forth from one section to the other with a ch. and sl. st. at regular intervals (or every 7th ch.); the two sections at the bottom are held together by the small chs. of the pendants. Cut 3 small molds of heavy cardboard for the fruit—the peach 1” across and rounded; the pear 14" long—the apple 114" across, also rounded in shape. Cover molds with satin, ‘first rounding with cotton filling to give a natural appearance: a brilliant American beauty color for the apple, rose for the peach and salmon for the pear. Embroider as shown in illustration with Japan floss, using brown No. $4934 on the apple No. 690 black and No. 374 green on peach; No. 690 black and No. 493 rose on pear. The arrangement of color for fruit must be selected to harmonize with shades used in development of this bag. Leaves and Stems.—End of stems should be the heaviest. Arrangement and grouping must be left partly to crocheter, although illustration gives suggestions. With No. 889 s. c, over 4 threads of green Texto: S. c. over 4 more threads of green Texto until each are about 34” (not more) long, join at this point; taking 2 threads from each section, s. c. over each, making one 34” to join upper leaf at right of bag and the other 134" to join the larger leaf at left of bag. Continue the s. c. of 4 threads left at top for main stem, 134”, and then separate threads; s. c. over 2 threads 1%”. This stem to be join to apple at lower leit; s. ¢. over 2 remaining threads for 1}4" and join to pear. Leaf.—Ch. 10 (more or less sts. according to size of leaf required), 1s. c, 2h. dic, 3d. cy 2h. d.c., 1s. c. along ch., turn, s. c. into each st. around leaf (3 sts. at point or apex) and 1 sl. st. where leaf is started, Draw the stems into natural curves and apply fruit motifs as shown. “THE HELMET” BAG No. 161 A Knitting Bag Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No, 936 rose, 12 spools; Nos. 924 Cadet blue, 1013 old rose, 150 gray, 118 cream, white 2 spools each; No. 520 black 1 spool; or No.'790 purple, main color, Nos. 553 wine, 936 rose, 150 gray, 118 cream white; 54 yd. satin, any color desired; 94 yd. of contrasting color for lining; 3 yds. of gold braid; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9. With No. 790 purple ch. 380, join, 3 ch, 1 d.c. in back ch. (having 380 d. c. in all). 2nd row.—395 d. c. (inc. one at every 25th st.). 3rd row—410 d. c. 9th row.—With No. 118, 470 d. c. 4th row.—With No. 553, 425 d. c. 10th row.—With No. 150, 470 d. c. Sth row.—With No. 936, 440 d. c. llth row.—With No. 936, 485 d. ¢. 6th row.—With No. 150, 455 d.c. 12th row.—With No. 553, 500 d. c. 7th row.—With No. 118, 455 d. c. 13th row.—With No. 790, 515 d.c. 8th row.—With No. 790, 455 d. c. 14th row.—With No. 790, 515 d. ¢. 15th row.—With No. 790 make shell as follows: *ch. 3, 2 d. c. in the same st, skip 2 sts., 1s.c. in the next st.*, repeat from * to end of row. To Increase Depth of Bag at Sides: Fold bag flat and from center point skip 16 chs. first made, and picking up from the other side of chs. make 10s. c. Then 1d. c. in each ch, until within 26 ch. of center back; 10 s. c., break thread. 40___ 2nd row.—Skip 10 sts. of previous row; 9 s.c., 1 d.c. im each st. to within 19 sts. of pre~ vious row, 9 s. c., break thread. 3rd row.—Skip 6 sts. 8 s. c., 1 dc. in each st. to within 14 sts. of previous row; 8 s. c. (dec, 2 sts. at center row). 4th row.—Skip 8 sts, 7s. c, 1 d. c. in each st. to within 15 sts. of previous row; 7 s. (dec. 3 sts.). 5th row.—Skip 6 sts, 7s. c., 1 d. c. in each st. to within 13 sts. of previous row; 7 s. c. 6th row.—Skip 7 sts. 8 s. c, 1 d.¢. in each st. to within 15 sts. of previous row; 8 s. c. (dec. 4 sts.). Make other side of bag to correspond. Handles for Bag: With No. 790, ch. 203, skip 3 ch., 1 d. c. in each ch. 2nd row.—200 d. c., picking up other side of chs. 3rd row.—In shell st. as on top of bag, carrying out on both sides of handle. Place handles 7” from cach side of bag. Tassel: Wind cardboard 5%” long with No. 553 and a small amount of No. 790. This tassel is attached to the wide side of bag as shown in illustration. Cut the satin for bottom of bag in an oval shape, 17x21”. Find middle of oval in length and width, laying 4 plaits on each quarter, bringing same closely toward the narrow side of oval. This forms the side of bag. There is slight fulness allowed at the curve or top of bag. Cut a similar oval of the lining silk, 20x24", and sl. st. with invisible sts. to the inner part of bag, allowing same to extend within 134” of top edge of bag. Antique or Gold Galloon is applied at the joining of satin and crocheted top of bag. At the sides two loops of galloon arc added as a finish, allowing an additional short end to wind around to form a cap for tassel. 41PRINCESS CECILY’S KNITTING BAG No. 168 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 790 Humboldt pur- ple, 5 spools; No. 1040 Alice blue, 8 spools; No. 741 ecru, 2 spools; No. 3% dark Navy blue, 3 spools; No. 889 lierre green, 4 spools; 32" of satin for bag; 27” of golden br, mate- rial’ for lining; pair of 12” oval wire hoops. for handles; 4 yards of No. 5 satin ribbon (Alice blue); 1 eel crochet needle . 9. Other equally smart costume col- orings are old rose satin with cro- ted sections in ‘os. 936 or 1013% rose; No. 200 gold; No. 790 purple; No. 924 Cadet blue; No. 889 green, Alice blue satin with Nos. 1040 Alice blue, 936 rose, 889 green, 790 pur- ple, 320 black with Nos. 200 gold or 118 cream white or No. 741 ecru. Navy and black for foundation colors are rich and effective and give a well set up appearance. To Make the Puff Stitch.—7 d. c. in same st., where 1 d.c. would usually be worked; join to Ist st. with sl. st., fastening thread of puff st. Proceed with No. 790 purple. Half Section for One Side of Bag.—\With No. 790 purple, ch. 88. Ist row—Make 7 spaces with 2 ch. between, 4d. c.; (puff st. in No. 1040) 4d. c., ch. 4, d. c. in 4th st., ch. 2, s.c. in 3rd st. ch. 2, dc. in the 3rd st., ch. 5, d. c. in the 4th st. ch. 2, 5. c. in the 3rd st. ch. 2, dc. in the 3rd st., ch. 5, skip 3 sts. 4 d. c, puff st. 4 d.c., make 7 spaces. 2nd row.—Make 6 spaces, 14 d.c.. 2 ch. d.c. in the next d.c.; 5 ch., 1 d.c. in the next d.c., 2 ch., 5. c. in the middle of 5th ch.; 2 ch., d.c. in the next d. ¢.; 5 ch. d.c. in the next d. c. ch., skip 2 sts., 14 d. c., 6 spaces. 3rd row.—Make 5 spaces, 4d. c., puff st. 4 d.c.. 5 ch, skip 3 sts, 3d.c., puff st, 4 dic. 2ch., sc. in middle 5 ch. 2 ch. d.c. in the next d, c.; Sch, d.c. in the next dc; 2 ch., s. cin the middle of 5 ch 2 ch. 4d. c. puff st, 4d. c, 5 ch. skip 3,3 d.c., puff st, 4d. c, 5 spaces. 4th row.—Sl. st. to 2nd space, make 3 spaces 8 d, c., 2 ch. skip 2; d. c. in the last d. c., ch. 2, s.c, in the middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch.. d.c. in next d.c.;2ch., skip 2,8 d.c.,2 ch. dc. in the next dc; 2 ch. s.¢. in the middle of 5 ch.;2ch., d.c in the next d.c.; 2ch., 8d. c, 2 ch. skip 2d. c. in the next d. c.; 2 ch. s. c. in middle of 5'ch., 2 ch., dc, in next d.c, 2 ch., skip 2,8 d.c., J spaces. Sth row.—4 ch., 2 spaces, 4d. c., puff st, 3.d.c., 2 ch., skip 2,5. c. in the next d.c., 2 ch. d. c. in the next dct 5 ch, d.c. in the next d. c.; 2'ch., s.c. in the next d.c.,. 2 ch., skip 2, 3 dc. puff st., 4d. c., 5 ch, d.c. in the next dc, 4 dc, puff st. 3 d.c., 2 ch. skip 2, $. c. in the next st; 2ch, d.c. in the next d.c.: 5 ch. dic. in the next d. cy 2 ch. sc. in the next d. c.; 2 ch, skip 2, 3'd. c., puff st., 4d. c. 2'spaces. 6th row.—SI. st. to 2nd space, 9 d. c., 2 ch. skip 2, d. c, in last dc; 5 ch, d.c. in next dc; 2ch.,s. c. in middle of 5 ch., 2 ch., d.c. in the next d. c.; 5 ch. d.c. in the next d.c.; 2 ch., skip 422,15 d.c., 2 ch., skip 2, d.c. in the last d. c.; 5 ch, d.c. in the next d.c., 2 ch., s. c. in the middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch., d.c. in the next d.c., 5 ch., d. c. in next d. ¢.; 2 ch, skip 2,9 dc. 7th row.—2 ch., 1d. c., puff st., 4 d.c., 5 ch. 32 ch, d.c. in next dic, 5 ch, dc. skip 4, dc. in next dc; 2 ch. sc in middle next d.c.; 2ch., s. c. in middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch x hi Sch. skip 5, 4 d, ¢., puff st.; 5 d.c.. 5 ch, skip 4, d.c. in next d, ¢.; 2 eh c. in middle of 5 ch, 2 ch, dic. in next d. c.; 5 ch. d.c. in next d.c.; 2 ch, sc. in middle of Sch; 2ch, dc. in next dc, Sch. skip 4; 4d c., pull st. 2d.c 8th row.—Sl. st. to 3rd st.; 6 d.c., 2 ch., skip 2, d.c. in the next d.c.; 5 ch. d.c. in the next d.c., 2 ch, s. c. in middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch. d.c. in next d.c., 5 ch. d.c. in next d. ¢.; 2 ch., skip 2,16 d.c., 2 ch., skip 2, d. ¢. in next d. 5 ch. d.c. in next d.c., 2 ch. s.¢. in middle of 5 ch.; 2ch, d.c. in next d. cj 5 ch. d.c. in next d. ¢.,2 ch. skip 2,7 d 9th row.—3 ch. 3 d.c., pul st., 4 d.c., 2 ch. sc. in the middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch. d.c. in the next d.c. Sch, dic, in the next d. c.; 2 ch. sc, in middle of § ch.; 2 cha d.c. in the next d. 3.d.c., puif st, 4d.c., 5 ch., skip 3 sts, 4d.e., puff st, 4d. c, 2 ch. sc, in middle of 5 ch; 2 ch. dc. in next d.c; 5 ch, dic. in next d.'c.,2 ch, s.c. in'middle of 5 ch, d.c. in next dc; 3dic, puff st, 4d.c. 10th row.—SI. st. to 3rd st., 3.ch., 8 d.c., 2ch., dc. in next d. cj 2 ch. s. c in middle of 5 ch; 2 ch, d.c in the next d. cj 2 ch, dc. in next s. c,8d.c, 2 ch, d. c. in last d.c.;2 ch, sc. in middle of 5 ch., 2 ch, d. c. in next d. €.; 2 ch. skip I'st., 9 dic. 2’ch,, dc. in next d. c.; 2 ch. 8. ¢. in middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch, dc. in next d.c.2 ch, d.¢ ins. c,9d.c. ,_ llth row.—3 ch., 6 d. c., puff st. 4d. c., 5 ch., d. c_in next d.c.; 3 ch., puff st. 4 d. c. skip 2 sts., s. c, in last d. c.; 2 ch., d.c. in next dc. 5.ch., dc. in next dic. 2 ch. s. ¢ d.c. 2 ch, skip 2 sts. 4d. c, puff st. 4 d.c., Sch. d.c. in next d.c.; 3d. c, puff st. 7d. c. 12th row.—Sl. st. to 3rd st. 3 ch., 17 d.c., 2 ch., skip 2 sts. d.c. in last d.c., 5 ch, dc. in ache c. in middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch, dc. in next d.c.; 5 ch, d.c. in next d. cj 2 ch, d w.—SI. st. to 2nd st. 3 ch., 8 d.c., puff st.. 4 d.c., § ch., skip 4 sts., d. c. in next d. c, 2 ch., s, c. in middle of 5 ch, 2 ch., d.c. in next d.c., 5 ch. d. c. in next d.c, 2 ch. s.c. in middle of 5.ch., 2 ch., d.c. in next d.c., 5 ch. skip 4 51 4d.c., puff st, 9 dic. Mth row.—SI. st. to 4th st., 3 ch. 12d. c., 2.ch. skip 2 sts, d.c. in next dc; 5 ch, dc. in next d. c. 2chy 5. c. in middle of 5 ch. 2'ch., dc. in next d.c: 5 ch, dc. in next d. ¢; 2 ch, skip 2 sts, 13 dc. 15th row.—Sl. st. to 3rd si d.c. in next doe; 5 ch, dc. 3 doc. puff st. 7 dc. _ 16th row.—SI. st. to 4th st., 3 ch. 9 dic. 2 ch. skip 2 sts, d.c. in next d. cy 2 chy sc. in middle of 5 ch; 2 ch, d.c. in next di c.; 2 ch, skip 2 sts, 104. c. Ath row.—SI. st. to 4th st 3 ch 4d. cy puff st, 4d. e 5 ch, dec. in next does 3d cy pull dc. To Make the Cluster Stitch.—Ch. 4 in Ist st. of ch., 2 tr, ¢, (keeping top loop of each on needle), draw thread through all 3 sts., forming a cluster; again ch. 4, 2 tr. c. in Ist st., as before, forming 2nd cluster. _ S.C. in No. 889 around this half circle section; then make a double row of cl. st. around sec- tion of No. 741 ecru and No. 3% navy blue thus: 2 groups of cl. st. in No. 741, fasten blue in end of last cl., make 4 groups of 3 cl. sts. in No. 31%, fasten with sl. st. hetween Ist and 2nd cls. in No. 741, break blue thread and fasten; make 2 els. in No. 741 and fasten at beginning of Ist cluster, 's. c, to beginning of next cl, make 1 cl. in No, 741, fasten between Ist and 2nd cls. (keeping work all on right side), I cl. in No, 741, fasten bhic thread, make 4 cls. in blue as before, and sew on around section, keeping the number of s, c. between cls. so that work will lie perfectly flat. Ch. st. in No. 889 around half circle, fasten ch. from point to point of blue cls., fasten silk, then begin at first ch. st. and s. c. in No, 889 in every st. 1 row of cl st. in No. 790 around half circle, then ch, st. and s, ¢, in No. 889 as hefore on purple. Border.—Fasten No. 1040 in green at beginning of half circle; proceed with graduated cl. st. as follows: Ist cl. consists of 4 ch, thread over needle twice. 2nd cl.—5 ch., thread over needle 3 times. 3rd cl.—5 ch, thread over 3 times. 4th cl—6 ch., thread over 3 times. Then make p. on end of this cl. thus: 8 ch. fasten in Ist st, 10 ch, fasten in same st, 8 ch, fasten in same st. Sth cl.—With 6 ch. thread over 3 times 6th cl—5 ch., thread over 3 times, fastening between 2nd and 3rd cls. Make cl. of 5 ch., then next of 4 ch. and fasten at beginning of Ist cl, 5, c, to beginning of next cl., keeping num- ber of s. ¢. such that border will spread nicely and Still lay perfectly flat. Cl. of 4 ch., fasten 2ch., next 3 ch. 6 d. c., puff st. 4 d.c. 2 cha s. ¢. in middle of § ch.; 2 ch., next d.¢.; 2 ch. s.c. in middle of 5 ch.; 2 ch., dc. in next d. c.; st. 43between Ist and 2nd of last row; 2 cls, of 5 ch,, fasten between 3rd and 4th of last row; 1 cl. of 6 ch,, then p, and so proceed around half circle When border is completed s. c. across top of half circle with No. 889 and on top of this . ¢. p. in No. 1040, with 8 s. c. between; ps. consist of 8, 10 and 8 chs, in same st. To Make Bag Measurements of satin, or whatever material is used (32x36"). Run a dividing thread through middle of satin; 534” each side of this dividing line, run a 4" wide shir- ring, drawing up so that bag is 23” around middle and 15” at the ends (most of the gathers through the center should be held at the bottom of bag and kept plain underneath crocheted sections). 1 inch hem of shitring finishes the ends. These are closed at whatever distance desirable from top of bag. A_34” hem as heading is used where bag is gathered over the hoop at top. Apply crocheted sections at each side of bag, allowing the straight line of half circle to rest against the shirring at top of bag, fasten this securely. A 6” tassel made of Nos. 790, 1040, and 889 is fastened at each side of bag. Covering for Hoop.—Two pieces of No. 5 ribbon (1 yard in length) placed together and gathered close to edge. Stretch over the hoop and gather again 3%” above the first gathering line. This should cover about % of the hoop, arranging gathers evenly The bag is lined with golden brown China silk, or any other material desired. “LA VANITE” No. 174 An Oval Puff Bag Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 1661 pink, 2 spools: No. 21 blue, 2 spools; or No. 741 ecru with No, 26 medium blue; or No. 936 rose with No. 741 ecru; or No. 1040 Alice blue with No. 114 white; % yd. of silk lining; 1 oval mirror (2/x314"); 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 8 white ivory rings No. 8 With No. 1661, ch. 80, join in r.; ch. 1s. ¢. in cach ch. 2nd and 3rd rows.—S. c. as in previ- ous row. 4th row.—5 s. c., skip 1 st, repeat to end of row Sth and 6th rows.—S. c. 7th row.—With No. 21, ch. 2, 2 d. c. in next 2 sts., 2 ch, (counting 1 st—thi should be the beginning of each row). Join No. 1661, 3 d. c. in next st., repeat to end of row. 8th row.—With No. 21, 3 d. c, skip 2 sts.; with No. 1661, 3d. c. in 3rd st. Repeat to end of row. (9 rows in all.) 16th row——With No. 1661, 3 s. c, skip 2 sts., 1s. c. in the next. Repeat to end of row. 17th and 18th rows.—I s. c. all around with No, 1661. 19th, 20th and 2Ist rows.—With No. 21, sc. 22nd, 23rd and 24th rows.—With No. 1661, s. c. Shell Edge.—With No. 1661, skip 4 sts., 4 d.c. in the next st.; ch. 1, 4d. c. in the same st, skip 3 sts. 1's. c. in the next st,; repeat to end of row. There is a 2nd row of shell edgi commence 2nd row in the s. ¢. of previous row. Crochet rings in top of shell. In 16th row of s. c. with No, 1661, a row of shell edge is added; 1 s. c, skip 2 sts., 4 d.c. in the next st; ch. 1,4 4. c. in the same st, skip 2 sts, 1's. ¢. in next st., repeat to end of row. Strings.—With Nos. 1661 or 21, ch. 1, thread over needle, draw st. through ch., thread over needle, pull through all loops on needle. Continue until 18” long. Insert oval mirror in bottom of bag. Over this place a thin cardboard, same shape and size. Cut lining silk 454"x8%4" long; fold over (rounding corners to lower half), and sew up sides, sl. st. to s, c. at top of bag. 44LANTERN BAG No. 159 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No, $33 wine (main color) 12 spools; No. 924 cadet blue, No. 200 gold, 2 spools each; No. '520, 3 spools, with black satin ior center of bag. A second coloring: No. 3% navy blue (main color), 12 spools; Yo. 889 lierre green, 3 spools; No 54% orange, 3 spools; No. 520 black, 2 spools; % yd. blue messa line or satin (36” wide); 1 steel crochet needle No. 9. Lower Section of Bag.—Ist row with blue No. 3%, ch. 2, 10 s. cin Ist ch, join, ch.’ 2 2nd row.20 sc, 1s. ¢. in each s. ¢. of previous row, join, ch. 2. 3rd row.—25 s. c, join, (AL ways ch. 3 for Ist d.’c) at begin- ning of row.) ‘4th row—36 d. c,, join. 54 d.c., join. —82 d.c,, join. —90 dc. join. —110 4, ¢,, join, 9th row.—132 d. ¢., join 10th row.—132 s. c. 1th and’ 12th rows.—Same as 9th row. 13th row.—30 d. c. blue, 6 d. c. green, 60 d. c. blue, 6 d. c. green, 30d. c. blue 14th row.—24 d. c, blue, 7 d.c green, 4d. c. orange, 7 d. c. green, 48 d.c. blue, 7 d.c. green, 4d. c orange, 7 d.c. green, 24 d.'c. blue 15th row.—19 d. c. blue, 6 d. c. green, 6 d.c. orange, 4d. c. black, 6 d.c. orange, 6 d. c. green, 38d. c. blue, 6 d.c. green, 6d. ¢ orange, 4 d. c. black, 6 d. c. orange, 6 d. c. green, 19 d. c. Blue. 16th row.—I5 d. c. blue, 6 d. c. green, 6 d. c. orange, 12 d. c. black, 6 d. c. orange, 6 d. great, 30d, &. bine, 6 de. green, 6.4. orsige, 12 dc. black, 6 d. c. orange, 6 d. C. green, 15d. c. blue. 17th row.—Same as 15th row. 22nd row.—* 7 d.c., 2 d. c. in next st, * 18th row.—Same as 14th row. repeat to end of row. 19th row.—Same as 13th row. 23rd row.—D. c, with green. 20th row.—With blue, 132 d. c. 24th row.—D. c. with orange 2ist row. repeat from * to end of row. 27th row.—S. c. with blue, with a p. of 5 chs. at every 7th st. Upper Section of Bag.—Ist row with blue; ch. 143, skip 3 chs, 140 d.c. 1d. c, in each ch 2nd row.—140 d. ¢. 3rd row.—64 d. c. blue, 6 d. c. green, and so on, following the design in the same manner as for lower section of bag. Finish with i row of d.c. in blue, 1 row of d.c. in green, 1 row of a. c, in orange, 1 row d. c. in blue, 1 row of s,¢. with a p, of § chs. at every 7th st. Handles of Bag—With No. 31% bluc, ch. 8, skip 3 ch., 5 d.c. in each of the next 5 ch., turn 2nd row—Ch. 3, 5 d.c., repeat 2nd row till handle measures 4” in length. To widen—Ist row, ch. 3, 1d. c. in the same st, 4 d.c. 2 d.c. in the last st. and row.—2 d. c. in the Ist st. 2 d.c. im the next st. 4d. c. (1 in each st.), 2 dc. in the next st., 2d. c. in the last st. —*5d.c,3d.c. in next st, * 25th row.—D. c. with black . with blue 3rd row.—2 d. c. in the Ist st., 10 d.c. (1 in each st.), 2 d.c. in the last st. 4th row.—l4 dc. 6th row.—8 d. c. Sth row.—12 d. c. 7th row.—6 d. c. Crochet 4” more of the handle. Make 2 more handle sections to correspond 45To Work Out Tassel Design at Bottom of Bag—Crochet 3 bands as above, using only 124" of d. c, between increasing points. Sew these on the 9th row of d.c., at equal distances apart Fasten the lower ends together and attach tassel. Tassel.—Cut a piece of cardboard 5” long and wind with navy blue silk until the desired thickness is obtained. Wind with blue 1” from top to finish tassel and attach to bands. ROSE POMPADOUR BAG No. 177 A Striking Bag for Dress Occasions Made with M. Hei way & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 1013% old rose, 10 spools; No. 936 rose, 4 spools: No, 1661 ‘pink, 3 spools; No. 114 white, 1 spool; No, 924 cadet blue, 3 spools; or No. i21 brown; No. 25% orange; No, 200 gold: No. 118 cream ‘white (with cream satin foundation for bag); 14 yd rose satin for facing of bag; cadet blue satin for Rose Bag 14x24”; 10 brass rings, 34” in diameter; 4 yd. crinoline; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9. ‘There are 16 roses massed at bottom of bag as follows: 8 of No. 1013%4 with No. 936 center; 4 of No. 936 with No. 1661 center; 4 of No. 1661 with No. 114 center Directions for lightest col- ored rose: With No. 114, ch. 6, join, ch. 4, 6 tr. c. in rj ch. 3, 1s.c.inr, ch. 3,6 tr. c.inr., ch 3, 1s. in r, repeat, having 4 petals. 2nd row of petals—Ch. 4, 1 s. cin the center of 6 tr. ¢, over r, ch. 5, 1s. ¢. in center of next 6 tr. c, repeat 3 times, having 4 loops; ch. 4, 12 tr. c. on ch.; ch 3, 1s. c, on s. cy ch. 3, repeat 3 times more. 3rd row of petals.—Ch. 5, 1 5, ¢. in center of 12 tr. c. over ch.: ch. 7, 1s. c. in center of next 12 tr. ¢.; repeat 3 times more. Join No. 1661; ch. 4, 15 d. tr. c. over ch, (wrap needle 4 times and take off 2 sts.; 2 sts.; 2 sts; 2 sts.), ch. 3, 15. ¢. over s. c: repeat 3 times more. 4th row of petals—Ch. 6, 1 s.c. in center of 15 d. tr, ¢, over ch.; ch. 9, I's. ¢. in center of next 15 d. tr. c.; repeat 3 times more; ch, 4, 18 d. tr. c. over ch, ch. 3, 15. c. over 5, c; repeat 3 times more. Sth row of petals—Ch. 6, 1 s. c. in center of 18 d. tr. c. over ch., ch. 11, 1s. ¢. in center of next 18 d. tr. c., repeat 3 times more; ch. 4, 20 d. tr. ¢. over ch., ch. 3, 1s... ins. c.; repeat 3 times more, Ch4, 1's. c. into back of Ist row of petala ont; ch. 4, 1 sc. ins, c.on last row; ch. 4, 1s. ¢. on'r.; continue, forming a star on back of rose. Cut a square of crinoline 10°x10", curving or graduating the material between outer points so that at, middle of each section the measurements are 9"x9" (giving somewhat of a star shape with 4 points). Around the center of star arrange 4 dark roses so that petals slightly overlap. Above and between each rose of lower row arrange another row of dark roses, drawing out all petals and sewing securely, so that crinoline is well disguised or covered. Above and between roses of 2nd row, sew a row of medium roses, No. 936, with No. 1661 center. Close in between is a row of the very lightest hidden away; draw the petals of the 3 rows together as well and delicately as possible. Cut away crinoline showing at the lower center of bag and apply to bag 46of cadet blue satin, which has previously been French-seamed at side and gathered close at bot- tom. Finish at top with a 3” rose satin facing. 234” from top sew on 10 rose-colored r. at even distances apart Drawstrings.—With No. 924 (using 6 threads), make 2 ch. 30” long. Tassel.—Wind cardboard (6” long) with No. 1013% first and over this No. 924. using ? spool of each shade, Attach by 34” cord to bag. THE TOWER BAG No. 180 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 118 cream white or No. 741 ecru, 6 spools; No. 520, black, 7 spools; No. 101314 old rose, 3 spools; or No. 1040 Alice blue, 6 spools; No. 3% navy, 7 spools; No. 553 cardinal, 3 spools; 11 rings 1” in diameter; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9. _ With No. 1040, ch. 160, join 2nd row—Ch. 3, 1 d.c. in every ch., counting the Scho as 1 dic; 160-4. . in all 3rd row.—Ch. 3, 1 d. in the same st., 38d. d. ec. with No. 38d with No, 1040; 3 d.c. in the next sty 38d, c, 1 d.c. with No. 3%; 38 d.'c. with No. 1040; 1d. 'c. in the same st as Ist 3 chs. 4th row. ldec in the same st. d.c. with No. 1040; 5 d.c. with No. 3} 37 d. c. with No. 1040; 3d.'c, in the next st., 37 dc, 5 dic. with No. 354; 37 dc, with No. 1040; 1 c. in the same st. as Ist ch, (there are 2 increasing points and all increasing should be carried out as in these 2 rows). Sth row.—Ch. 3, in- crease 1 st, 35 d. c.’ with ». 1040; 11 d. c. with No 3%} 35 d.c. with No. 1040; increase 2 sts. 35 dc, 11 d.¢. with No. 35 d. . with No. 1040; increase 1 st. 6th row.—Ch. 3, 33 d.c with No. 1040; 17 d.c. with No. 3%; 67 d. c. with No. 1040; 17° d. c. with No. 3%; 33 d.c, with No, 1040. 7th. row.—Ch. 3, in- crease 1 st, 30 d. c. with No. 1040; 23 d. c. with No. 3%; 30 d.c. with No. 1040, increase 2 sts., 30 d. c., 23 d.c. with No. 3%; 30 d. c. with No. 1040, increase 1 st. 8th row.—Ch. 3, 29 d. c. with No. 1040; 27 d. c. with No. 314; 59 d. c. with No. 1040; 27 d. c. with No. 334; 29 d.c. with No. 1040. 9th row.—Ch. 3, 27 d. c. with No. 1040; 10 d. c. with No. 3:4; 11 d. c. with No. 553; 10 d.¢ with No. 3%; 55 d. c. with No. 1040; 10 d. c. with No. 3%; 11 d. c. with No. 553; 10 dc. with No. 3%: 29 d. c. with No. 1040. 47Ch. 3, increase 1 st., 30 d_c. with No. 1040, 9 dc. with No. 3) . with No th No. 3%; 30 d. c. with No. 1040, increase 2 sts., 30 d. c. with No. 1040; 9 d.c with No. 334; 7 d.¢. with No. 553; 9 d. c. with No. 3!4; 30 d.c. with No. 1040, increase 1 st. 11th row.—Ch. 3, 33 d. ¢, with No. 1040; 21 d. c. with No. 3%; 67 d.c. with No. 1040; 21 d. c. with No. 34; 33 d. c. with No. 1040. 12th row.—Ch. 3, ine. 1 st., 34 d. c. with No. 1040; 19 d. c. No. 3} 2 sts., 34 d.c., 19 dc. No. 3%; 34 d.c. No, 1040, ine. 1 st. 13th row.—36 d. c. No. 1040; 6 d. c. No. 3:4; 5 d. c, No. 553; 6 dic. No. 3:4; 73 dc. No. 1040; 6 d. c. No. 314; 5 dc. No. 553; 6 d. c No. 3:4; 36d. c. No. 1040. 14th row.—37 d. c. No. 1040; 7 d, ¢. No. 3%; 1 d. ¢, No. 553; 7 d. c. No. 3%; 75 de. 1040; 7 d. c. No. 354; 1d. c. No. 553; 7 d. c. No. 3%; 37 d. c. No. 1040. 15th row.—Ch, 3, ine, 1 st, 38 d. c. No, 1040; 13 d. c. No. 354; 38 d. c. No. 1040; ine. 2 sts., 38 d. c. No. 1040; 13 d. c. No. 314; 38 d. c. No, 1040; inc. 1 st. 16th row.—Ch. 3, 40 d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. c. No. 3:4; 81 d. c. No, 1040; 11 d. c. No. 314; 4 d. c. No, 1040. 17th row to 25th row.—Same as 16th row. 25th row.—Ch. 3, dec. 1 st, 21 d. ¢. No. 1040; 1 d. c. No. 3%; 16 dc. No. 1040; 11 4. No. 345 16 d. c. No. 1040; 1 d.’c. No. 314; 21 d. c. No. 1040, dec. ist, 1d. c, dec. 1 st, 21 d 1d. c. No. 354; 16 d.c. No. 1040; 11 4. c. No. 3%; 16 d. c. No. 1040; i'd. ¢. No. 1040; dec. 1 st. 26th row.—Ch. 3, 18 d. c. No. 1040; 9 d.c. No. 314; 12 d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. c. No. No. 1040; 9 d. c. No. 3%; 37 d. c. No.'1040; 9 d. c. No. 3343 12 d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. 12 d.c. No. 1040; 9 d. ©. No. 3:4; 18 d. c. No. 1040. 27th row.—Ch. 3, dec. 1 st., 12 d. c. No. 1040; 17 d.c. No. 8 dc. No, 1040; 11 d. c. No 31%; 8 d. c. No. 1040; 17 d. c. No. 34; 12 d. c. No. 1040, dec. 1 st. 1d. c., dec, 1 st, 12 d. No. 1040; 17 d. c, No. 334; 8 d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. c. No. 3%; 8 d. ¢. No. 1040; 17 d. c. No. 314; 12 d. c. No. 1040, dec. 1 st. 553; 9 d. ¢. 34d. c. No. 1040, inc. 28th row.—Ch. 3,9 d. c. No. 1040; 25 dc. No. 34; 4 d. c. No, 1040; 11 dic. 3%; 4 dic No. 1040; 25 dc, No. 34; 19 d. c. No. 1040; 25 d. ce. No. 314; 4d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. c. No. 3%; 4d. c. No. 1040; 25 d. c. No. 3%; 9 d. c. No. 1040. 29th row.—Ch. 3, dec. 1 st. 2 d. c. No. 1040; 33 d. c. No. 314; 1 d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. c. No. 3%; 1d. c. No. 1040; 33 d.c. No. 314; 2 d. c. No. 1040; dec. 1 st. 1 dic, dec. 1 st, 2 d. d, c, No, 3%; 1d. c. No. 1040; 11 d. c. No. 3%; 1d. c. No. 1040; 33 d. c. No. 31%; 2d. c. No. 1040, dec. 1 st. 30th row.—D. c. with No. 314. 3ist row.—Ch. 3, dec. 1 st. 20 d. c. No. 32%; 10 d. ¢. No, $53; 23 d. c. 553; 20 d. c. No. 3143 dec. 1 st, 1 d.'c., dec. I st, 20d. c. No. 314; 10 d. ¢. No. 3543 10 d. c. No. 553; 20 d. c. No. 34; dec. 1 st. 32nd row.—Ch. 3, dec. 2 sts. 20 d. c., No. 314; 10 d. c. No. 553; 19 d. c. No. 34 No. 553; 20 d. c. No. 334; dec. 2 sts., 1 d.c., dec. 2 sts., 20 d. c. No. 344; 10 d. c. No. No. 3%; 10 d. c. No. 553; 20 d. c. with No. 31, dec, 2 sts. 33rd row.—D. c. with No. 3%, dec. 2 sts. at each dec. point. (There are 2 dec. points.) 34th row.—Same as 33rd row, only dec. 4 sts. at each dec. point. 35th row.—Ch. 3, dec. 2 sts., 28 d.c, No. 3:4; 13 d.c. No. 553; 28 d. c. 1 dic, dec. 2 sts, 28d. c. No. 3%; 13 dic 553; 28 d.c. No. 314, dec. 2 st: 36th row.—Ch. 3, dec. 2 sts, 29 d. c. No. 3y 1d.c., dec. 2 sts., 29d. c. No. 314; 7d. c. No. 553 37th row.—D. c. No. 334, dec. 4 sts. at each dec. point. 38th row.—Same as 37th row, only dec. 6 sts. at each dec. point. 39th row.—Same as 28th row. 40th row.—Ch. 3, dec. 3 sts. 18 d. c_ No. 1d.c, dec. 3 sts, 18 d.c, 7 d.c. No. 553; 18 d.c. No. 3%, dec. 3 sts. 41st row.—Ch. 3, dec. 3 sts. 17 d. c. No. 34; 3 d.c. No. 553; 17 d. c. No. 3%, dec. 3 sts., 1 d.c, dec. 3 sts, 17 d. c. No. 3%; 3 d. c. No. 553; 17 dc. No. 3%; dec. 3 sts. 42nd row.—Ch. 3, dec. 3 sts. 15 d. c. No. 3%; 1d. c. No. 553; 15 d. c. No. 31%; dec. 3 sts., ld.c, dec. 3 sts. 15 d.c. No. 344; 1d. ¢. No, 553; 15 d. c. No. 31%, dec. 3 sts. 43rd row.—D. c. No. 334, dee. 6 sts. at each dec. point. Continue as in 43rd row until there are but.a few sts. left. Draw them together to a point. Finish top of bag with a row of shells made with No. 34 (3 d.c. in every 4th st.). No. 334, dee. 2 sts., Yo. 35 4, dec. 2 sts., 8 d. c. No. 34, dec. 3 sts., 48,Tassel.—With No. 553 wind cardboard 6” long (using 2 spools of Texto Crochet). Cover top of tassel with a cap made with No. 1040 or. No. 314 as follows: ch. 3, join; 9 rows of s. ¢. inc. each row. 10th row.—3 d.c., skip 2 sts. 3d. c, skip 2 sts; continue to end of row. llth row.—Same as 10th row. 12th row.—4 ch. in every 3rd st. Cord—With No. 3%, double thread, ch. 2 * thread over needle, draw loop through Ist ch, thread over and pull through all 3 loops on needle *, repeat from * once more, ch. 1, turn, Repeat this row till cord measures 15”—2 of these cords are necessary with 2 shorter lengths (each 4”). With No. 32 cover 10 rings, attaching 6 on top of bag at equal distances apart. At the 35th row (on each side) attach ar. suspended from a 2” cord, At the 42nd row (on each side) another r. suspended from a 114" cord. At the very lowest point of bag is attached the tassel Arrangement of Cord for Handle—The 15” sections are attached to 2 outer r. at each side of bag. To the middle r, attach 1 end of the smaller section; the other is attached to the longer cord on same side of bag (as r.) THE PANEL GIRDLE No. 166 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materials: No. 936 rose, 12 spools; No. 114 white, 3 spools; No. 520 black, 3 spools; or No 150 gray with No. 25%4 orange and No. 520 black; or No. 150 gray with No. 936 rose and No 924 cadet blue; or No. 314 navy with No. 936 rose and No. 118 cream white; 1 No. 9 steel. crochet needle; 5 white ivory rings, 1” in diameter. With No. 936, ch. 31, turn, carry a thread of both colors through entire girdle (3 ch. is always the Ist d.c.). Ist row.—I d. c. in 4th and every st. (29 d. c.). 2nd to llth row.—I d, ¢, in every dc. 11th row.—* 14 d. c,, large shell of 10 d.c.; 14 d. c. 12th, 13th and 14th rows—Plain *. Repeat from * to * 3 times more, 4 shells in all, Join tor. with 11 s.c.; 1s, cin next 7d. c, join next r, with 11 s.c. Begin on wrong side of work, Isic. in Ist r.;7 ch, 11 s.c. in 2nd r. 1st row of second section—I d. c. in every st. (29 d. ¢.) 2nd, 3rd and 4th rows.—Plain Sth row.—* 14 d. c., shell, 14 d. c. 6th, 7th and 8th rows—Plain *. Repeat from * to * 8 times, and join to r. as in Ist band (9 shells). Begin the 3rd section in same manner as 2nd. Ist, *2nd, 3rd and 4th rows.—Plain, Sth row. Shell row, 14 d. cy shell, 14 4. c. *, repeat from * to * 10 times more, (11 shells) 1 row plain, 1 ch., turn." 1s. c. in every st, 1 ch., turn, 1s. c. in the Ist 5s. c., 5 ch., skip 5 sts. 1s. c. in the next 9 s. c., 5 ch,, skip 5 sts., 1s. ¢. in the last 5s. c., 1 ch, Aiea, 1s.c. in every s. c. and ch. st; 3 ch. turn, I d. c. in every st. Edge around the girdle on both sides and across end of last band made with shell border as follows: * 1 s. c. in Ist loop, 7 ch., catch back in Sth ch. for p. 4 d.c, in the same loop, skip 1 loop, *, shell in next, repeat from * to *. Make another band like the 3rd band, only with 6 shells and 2 rows plain aiter last shell. Sew this end to the lower edge of Ist band made. Sew lower edge of this band together to form a point, and finish with shell edge. Tassel—Wind a 5” cardboard with 1 spool of No. 520 in center, 2 spools of No. 936 on outer side, using a small amount of No. 114. Cap for Tassel. With No. 936, ch. 5, join. Ist row.—3 ch., 2 d.c. in loop; ch. 2,4 d.c., 2 ch, 4d. ce, 2 ch. 4 d.c, ch, 2, join 2nd row.—3 d. c. in 2 ch., * 2 ch, 3 d. ¢. in next *, repeat twice more. rd row.—Same as 2nd row. 494th row.—* 3 dc. in ch. 4 ch,, catch in last st. from needle (p), 2 ch. *, repeat 3 times. draw over top of tassel and join to bottom of band Pull r. over tab and sew in center. Buttons.—Ch. 3, join, 6 s. c. in r. 2nd row.—2 s. c. in every s. c. 3rd row.—1 s. c. in every other s. c. 4th row.—l s. c. in every s, c. Sth and 6th rows.—1 s. c. in every other s. ¢. 7th row.—I s. c. in every other s. c.; dec. to form a ball and fill with cotton close THE PANEL POUCH No. 165 Made with M. Heminway & Sons TEXTO CROCHET Materiais: No. 150 gray (main color), 13 spools; No. 25% orange, No. 520 black, 3 spool~ each; two other combinations which are’ equally as attractive are No. 130 gray with No. 1040 Alice blue and No. 200 gold; or No. 150 gray with No. 924 cadet blue and No, 936 rose; or No 790 purple with No. 1481 lavender and No. 114 white; or No, 3% navy with No, 200 gold and No, 889 lierre green; 1 steel crochet needle No. 9; 1 pair of ivory handles. With No. 150, ch. 6, join. 3 ch. (always the Ist d.c.) 3 d.¢; 4d. c. No. 251%; repeat row twice, join. 2nd row.—* with No. 150, 2 d. c. in each of the Ist 2d. c. With No. 25%, 2d. c, in each of the next 2 d.c. With No. 520, 2 d.c, in each of the next 2d. c. With No. 25%, 2 d.c. in each of the next 2 d. c. *, repeat from * to * twice more, join. 3rd row.—With No. 150, * 2 d. c. in each 4d. c.; with No, 25:4, 1 d.c. in each of the 4 4. c. over No, 520, With No. 520, 1 d.c. in each of the 4 d. c. over No, 25%. With No. 25% in cach of the No. 520 *; repeat row twice. The blocks, No. 25%, No. 520, No. 25%4, No. 520 are alternated every row; only the gray will be noted hereafter 4th row.—l d.c. in Ist and last d. c., 2 d.c. in every other d.c. (14 d. ¢.), repeat row twice Sth row.—I d.c. in Ist 5d. c.; 2 d.c. in each of the next 4d. c, 1d. c. in each of the last 5 d.c. (18 d.c. in ail); repeat row twice 6th row.—I d.c. in Ist 2 d.c, 2d. c. in next 2d. c. *, repeat from * to * (24 d.c. in all) repeat row twice 7th row.—I d. c. in each d. c. of previous row; repeat row twice 8th row.—* 1 d.c. in Ist 2 dic, 2d. c. in next d.c. *, repeat from * to * 3 times; #1 d. in next 2d.c.,2d.c. in next d. c.*, repeat from * to * 3 times (32 d. c. in all); repeat row twice. 9th row.—* 1 d.c. in Ist 2d.¢.; 2d. c. in next d.c., repeat from * to * to end of row (44 d.c. in all); repeat row twice, To Make Shell—10 d. c. in same st., pulling up very long loops and picking up from 1 d, ¢ of 2 rows previous; join to Ist d. c, made, by si. st. Shells commence at the 10th row and fol low at 14th, 18th, 22nd and 26th’ rows. 10th row.—22 d.c. in each d. c. of previous row, 1 shell, 22 d. c.; repeat row twice. lth row.—* 1 d.c, in Ist 2 d.c., 2 d.c. in next d. c. *, continue to end of row (60 d. ¢.); re- peat row twice, 12th row—2 d. c. in Ist d. c., 28 dc; 2d. c. in next d.c, 28 dc, 2d. in last d.c. (62 dic. in all); repeat row twice. 13th row.—63 d. 14th row.—t 1 d.c. in Ist 2-d.c, 2d, c. in next d. c, *, repeat 6 times from * to *, shell; * 1 d.c. in next 2d. c., 2 d.c. in next dc. *, repeat from * fo * 5 times; 1 d.c.: shell #1 d.c. in next 2d.c, 2d.c. in next d.c. * repeat 6 times; repeat row twice. 15th, 16th and 17th rows.—1 d. c. in every d. c. 18th row—1 d.c. in Ist 13 d.c., shell, 1 in next 27 d. c., shell, 1 d.¢. in the next 27 dc shell, 1d. c. in next 13 d. c., repeat. 19th, 20th and 21st rows.—I d. c. in every d.c. 2and row.—I1 d. c. in Ist 27 d. c.; shell, 1 d.c. in the next 27 d. c., shell, 1d. c. in the last 27 dic. (83 d.c. in all). Ist row. 51