Reclaim Khakis and Navy Blues for Daily Wear
Women recall servicemen homegoing outfits and show how to dye olive drab and navy wool into useful civilian wear. Stepwise dye guidance covers fabric prep, amount of dye, simmering heat, stretching, ironing, and shrinkage limits, with styling tips for a hip length boxy jacket under five dollars total.
Braided Rugs From Reused Fabrics Guides
The article suggests making braided rugs from worn textiles like draperies bedspreads blankets and towels. It advises planning colors matching the plan dyeing materials if needed and counting color rows before cutting to ensure balanced, unified patterns.
Fashion Flashes Glitter and Velvet Move Through Wearers
Fashion notes highlight soft gray wool as a versatile neutral with green and magenta accents. Gloves gain lift with colored bands or sequins. skirts appear shorter while knees stay modest. Raglan sleeves and dropped shoulders persist, with velvet or fur adding luxury.
Lesson for December 8 Subject and Scripture Texts
Lesson for December 8 presents selections and scriptures chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission. The material outlines topics for study and includes copyrighted material authorized for use.
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Temperance Lesson From Paul Exhorts Honest Living
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Cable Knit Socks Pattern No 5085 Offered for 20 Cents
Pattern No 5085 for Cable Knit Socks offers sizes small medium and large. Knit in white navy blue maroon brown or gray with a cable stitch cuff. Send 20 cents plus name address and pattern number to obtain complete instructions.
Octobass 13 Feet High Ends in Museum Silence
The Octobass, a 13 foot tall three stringed instrument invented in Paris in 1849, required a standing box and levered artificial fingers to bow and press strings. Its unwieldiness led to its failure and only four were made three of which survive in Vienna Paris and London museums.
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