Pat's Pointers for Needlework Fashion Leaflet No MY-9
A knitting project claims a sleeveless coat can be made with under $12 of worsted yarn and two needles, plus帽 tips for a tasseled hat and kneelength scarf. The letter and reader tips cover graph charts on canvas, cross stitch inspired needlepoint, and using acrylic paint thinned with water for designs.
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Daily Review
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Pat
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Blazers Return To Spring Fashion In Modern Revival
The piece notes blazers and hipbone jackets staging a comeback for spring and summer. It traces the blazer from a 1930s elite style to versatile wear in single and double breasted cuts, solid colors, and occasional bright stripes, pairing with skirts or pants. The hipbone jacket reappears with longer lengths and accented waists, suited for lunch, dinners, and informal events.
Designers push modern bridle for brides in chic headwear
The designers agree brides should wear a contemporary headdress. A frequent sight is a wide brim lace hat with a wrap crown, reamers reaching floor or longer. The note notes a stylish, not too modern look for New York trends.
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New York
G.J.L
Sitter Steals Family Items Prompt Moral Dilemma
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts describe a sitter who stole handkerchiefs and costume jewelry, admits theft, and offers to babysit to repay. The letter-writer asks whether to trust again as husband objects. Ann urges giving the girl a chance to regain self respect and faith, noting stakes and potential turning point.
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Tom
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