Siamese King Vajiravudh May Marry An American Queen
The recently educated King Vajiravudh of Siam is rumored to seek an American wife to strengthen ties with the United States. His public image and reformist rule attract attention as he blends Eastern authority with Western education and ideals.
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New Brogades Add Brilliance to Shopping Bags
Fashion notes reveal metallic brocades and brocaded ribbons used to craft three luxury shopping bag designs. Each uses plain satin ribbons as backgrounds to highlight intricate brocade patterns with metal threads, creating glamorous, gift-worthy bags for Christmas.
Repurposing Old Tablecloths Into Napkins and Doilies
Old linen tablecloths can be cut to make napkins but heavy napkins are unattractive. Use fair condition heavy linen to hemstitched covers for sideboard serving tables or for bedrooms. Heavier odds and ends become plate and tumbler doilies with scalloped edges or lace trim.
Velvet Hats Trimmed With Oddities And Ostrich Feathers
Velvet hats in black and color dominate the season with inventive trimmings. Designs include a drooping velvet brim with satin accents and a high front crown supported scaffold. An ostrich feather sprays from a satin pompon creates a jaunty touch on a girlish shape. A black ribbon bow finishes many looks. Julia Bottomley.
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