Design notes for daley petals in eyelet work
The design describes daley petals to be worked in eyelet with fine or shadow embroidery. It notes that the entire piece might not be fully eyelet or shadow work and mentions preference against wire coat hangers unless dressed in silk. The text reflects garment design considerations and material constraints.
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Proidery
A Waterproof Bib for the Infant Appealing Fashion Accessory
A waterproof bib for infants is proposed as a useful modern accessory replacing the old padded bib. The design features a linen embroidered bib with a fabric shield attached by gold pins, washable by separating shield from bib during cleaning. The piece emphasizes delicate embroidery, monograms, and coat set covers for dressing tables with dainty applique ideas.
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Baby
Inexpensive Paris Nightgowns for Troussen
Paris nightgowns in pink dimity with hand embroidery feature bow knots and round necks. Angel sleeves with insertion lace and hem detailing emphasize simple, affordable dressmaking for trousseau stores. The article notes dimity cost efficiency and the enduring value of twisted cotton sheets and linen for durability and laundry costs.
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Paris
Dimity
Trimmings and home decorating tips for the small house
The piece offers simple summer dress trimmings with crocheted flower motifs and discusses choosing wall coverings, flooring, and rugs for small houses. It emphasizes plain walls, coordinated colors, and furniture chosen for necessity, size, and harmony, warning against overpairing pattern and haste purchases.
Furnishing and Beautifying the Small House
The article argues harmony and practical taste define the small house interior. Begin with wall treatments, favor wall paper and soft color schemes, then select simple mission style hall and dining room furnishings. Emphasizes economical, durable pieces, balanced rooms, neat curtains, and a functional kitchen with linoleum or oilcloth floors.
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Portierea
Glass Beads in Fancy Work Show New Home Craft Ideas
An industrious woman can use glass beads from china as abundant material for decorative items. Beads trim new blouses and lingerie waists, and even net fabrics gain elaborate bead designs. Home beadwork offers numerous patterns, including fringed wire frames with bead edging, though shops seldom stock the same quantities.
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China
Satin Revers on Embroidered Gowns
White satin reverses on empire velvet coats feature deep pointed shapes and elaborate embroidery in shade coordinated threads. Floral vine and wreath designs appear solid with selective coloring, offering an oriental Parisian flair suitable for home sewing and adaptable to Angerie collars and blouse patterns.
Inexpensive Bureau Covers From Net and Stitch
A cheap bureau cover can be made from a rotten net darned with floss in a flowing design. Embroider the material with the drawing basted to the back of the net to outline the pattern, then finish by lining with chintz in gold colors or using tissue paper if needed for practicality.
Silk Wrapped Wool For Garments And Baby Wear
The article explains mixing wool with silk yarn to improve durability and reduce stretching, noting silk enhances shawls and afghans but wool alone is best for baby garments due to frequent washing. It also mentions satin trimming as an option and recommends silk for dressy uses.
Hand embroider Belts as Fashion Gift
Ribbon belting has replaced stiff fabric and is praised for its costuming value. White belting with fleur-de-lis embroidery is seen as the season’s prettiest birthday gift and a favored personal touch for friends and loved ones.
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