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County Fair Bedspread
(Illustrated In Color On Front Cover)
Dress your bed in this colorful and
handsome bedspread! You can make
a single or double size-70 or g0 x
105 inches-sxsluding fringe. The
model was made frsm J. & P" Coats
Knit-Cro-Sheen and number 7 steel
crochet hook. You will need 53
batrls of white or ecru and 48 balls
of tango for a single size ; 67 balls
ecru or white and 62 balls of tango
or other desired color.
Abbreviqtions:
ch (choin)
sl st (slip stitch)
sk (skip)
sc (single crochet)
dc (double crochet) rnd (round)
lr (treble)
sp (spoce)
dtr (double treble) dec (decreose)
hdc (holf double
crochet)
Gouge: Each
inches square
motif measures
s
Motif-starting at center with
ecru, ch 7 , j oin with sl st to form a
ring.
Rnd 1: Ch 3, 15 dc in ring, join
with sI st to top of ch 3.
Rnd 2: Ch 3, make a dc around
the ch 3 on first rnd (raised dc
made), +t make 2 raised dc around
bar of next dc, repeat from * arouhd,
changing color in last raised dchold baek on hook the last 2 lps of
last raised dc, drop ecru, join tango
and draw through 2 lps on hook,
join as before (32 raised dc, counting ch 3 at beginning of rnd as 1
raised dc )
Note; Color is aLways changed in
this way. Hereafter carry unused
color loosely in back of work.
Rnd 3: With tango, ch 3, make a
raised dc around bar of next 2
raised dc, changing color in last
raised dc as before, * with ecru
rnake 3 dc in top of next raised
dc and change color as before, with
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tango, make a raised dc around each
of next 3 raised dc as before, change
color, repeat from
t+
around, join"
Rnd 4: With tango, ch 3, make
a raised dc around next 2 raised dc
and change color as before, * with
ecru, dc in next 3 dc and change
color, with tango make a raised dc
around next 3 raised dc and change
color, repeat from *' aroufld, join.
Rnd 5: With tango, ch 3, make a
raised dc around next 2 raised dc,
+t with ecru,
3 dc in top of next st,
with tango make a raised dc around
same st and next 2 sts, repeat from
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around, ending with 3 ecru dc in
sl st of previous rnd, join.
Rnds 6, 'l , B: Repeat Ath, 5th and
4th rnds.
Rnd 9: With tango, make a sI st
around bars of first 3 tango sts
(2 sts dec), ch 7, .,+ sk next B
ecru sts, make a raised tr around
bars of next 3 tango sts (2 sts
dec ) , ch 3, repeat from {- around,
join with sl st to 4th ch of ch 7,
fasten off.
Rnd 10: With ecru, draw up a Ip
in same place as last sI st, ch 1,
sc in same p1ace, 's 2 sc in next
ch 3 sp, make a raised dtr around
bars of next 3 ecru sts skipped on
previous rnd, 2 sc in same ch B sp,
sc in next raised tr, repeat from *
around, join.
Rnd 11 : Ch 1, sc in same place
as sl st, ch 2, sk 2 Sc, sc in next st,
+ (ch 2, sk 2 Sc, hdc in next st)
twice, (ch 2, sk 2 sc, dc in next st)
twice, (ch 2, sk 2 sc, tr in next st)
twice, ck:r 2, sk 2 SC, in next sc make
( dtr, ch 5, dtr )
( ch 2 , sk
-corner,
2 sc, tr in next st)
twice, (ch 2, sk 2
sc, dc in next st) twice, (ch 2, sk
2 sc, hdc in next st) twice, (ch 2,
sk 2 sc, sc in next st ) 3 times, repeat
from ''( around, join.
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Rnd 12: Make 2 sc in each ch 2
sp and 7 sc in each ch 5 lP around,
join and fasten off.
For Single Size SPread, make L4
(Continued
Paee 5)
rows of 21 motifs.
For Double Size SPread, make 18
rows of 21 motifs.
Sew motifs neatlY together. Block
to measurements.
Fringe-Cut 6 strands of thread,
each 10 inches l"ong. Doub1e strands
to form a looP, insert hook in sPace
on edge of bedsPread and draw looP
through. Draw loose ends through
loop and pulI up tight to form a
knot. Make this plain fringe in
every other sp or j oining, as the
case may be, around 2 long edges
and one narrow edge of spread.
Knot the fringe by picking up
half the strands of the first fringer
and" half the strands of the second,
fringe and make a knot one inchl
d.own and in the center between 2
previous knots. Pick up remaining
strands of second fringe and first
half of the strands of next fringe
and knot as before. Continue in this
manner around. Trim ends evenly.
ealatful Knat
Five different pattern stitches arecombined to make this attractive
afghan. The model was made from
American Thread ComPanY Dawn
Knitting Worsted and one Pair number B knitting' heedles or any size
needles which will result in stitch
gauge given and a Plastic crochet
hook size H. You will need 4 ounces
black, 22 ounces white, 4 ounces
each of b1ue, rose-beige and gold,
5 ounces each gray and scarlet- It
is made in five strips combining the
various pattern stitches. Each pattern stitch is numbered and the
chart shows suggested aruangement
of color and pattern blocks" A11 like
patterns are worked with
same
color, on the same amount of stitches
for 64 rows.
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k (knit)
. p (purl)
sts (stitches)
st (slipl
sc (single crochet)
lp
(looP)
sk (skip)
Gouge: 4 sts equal one inch
Mqtchsrick Pqtlern- (number 1)
Rows L, 3, 5, 7: K across each
row'.
Rows 2, 4,6, B: * I( 5, p 1, repeat
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fi"om .)e 4 times ending with k 6.
Rows 9, 11, 13, 15: K across each
row.
Rows 10, L2, L4, 16: K 2, p L,
p 1, repeat from r 4 times ending with k 3, repeat these 16 rows
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k
5,
3 times.
Mqichstick Pottern-(number
Checkerboqrd Pqttern-
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(number 2)
Rows 1, 3: K 4r 't p 4rk 4, repeat
from * 3 times.
Rows 2, 4: P 4, '6 k 4, p 4, repeat
from * 3 times.
Rows 5, 7: P 4, * k 4, p 4, repeat
from +F 3 times.
Rows 6, B: K 4, * p 4, k 4, repeat
from * 3 times. Repeat these B rows
7 times.
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Pqltern- (number 4)
Rows 1, 3: K 5, P 2, ts k 6, P
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Afghan
(Continwed, frorn Page 6)
2,
repeat from t( twice ending with
k5.
Rows 2,4,6: P 5, k 2, tt P 6, k 2,
repeat from * twice ending with P 5.
Row 5: K 5, P 2, t( sI next 3 sts
on d.oubte pointed needle and hold in
Checkerboqrd Pottern-(number 2)
Seed Pqftern- (number
3
bact of w-ork, k next 3 sts, k 3 sts
from double t+Pointed needle, P 2,
repeat from twice, k 5. RePeat
these 6 rows I tirnes, then rePeat
first 4 rows"'
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Row 1: K 1, P 1 across row'
Row 2: P 1, k 1 across row. RePeat
these 2 rows 62 times.
Coble Pottern-(number 4)
Diqmond potiern_ (number 5)
Rows 1,3: K L, +e P 4,k
from * once, P 4, k 7.
Seed Pottern-(number 3)
B,
repeat
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Row 2: P 6, k 6, rePeat from beginning twice.
R6ws 4, 10: P B, * k 2,P 10, repeat
from * once,k2,p2.
Rows 5, 9: K B, p 2, kt0,p2,
repeat from * once,k2.
Rows 6, B: P 1, k 4, +i pB,k4,
repeat from * once, p 7.
Row 7: K 6, p 6, rePeat from beginning twice. Repeat these 10 rows
5 times ending with first 4 rows.
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Join color of next pattern, complete
pattern, cut color. Continue in this
manner until all patterns for this
strip have been completed, fasten
off . Join b1ack, k 3 rows, but do
not cut yarn. Work a row of sc down
long side working an sc in every
other row, fasten off. Join black on
other long side of strip and work a
row of sc to correspond.
Work the other 4 strips to correspond, following chart for patterns
patterns with 4 k rows
-separate
in black.
Finishing-Block each strip. Sew
strips together with black working
through back lps of sts only.
FIRST
STRIP
SECOND
STRIP
THIRD FOURTH
STRIP
STRIP
#5
#3
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Diqmond Pottern-(number
Gray
FIFTH
STRIP
whir
Gold
White
White
Gray
5)
Always work pattern stitch number 1 in rose-beige. Repeat 16 rows
of pattern 3 times (64 rows).
Work pattern number 2 in scarlet.
Repeat B rows of pattern 7 times
(64 rows)
Work pattern number 3 with
grey" Repeat 2 pattern rows 62
times (64 rows).
Work pattern number 4 in blue.
Repeat 6 pattern rows I times, then
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whir
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whi+
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White
Gold
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White
rows ) "
Work pattern number 5 in gold.
Repeat 10 pattern rows 5 times
ending with first 4 rows of pattern
(64 rows).
The white pattern is worked" in
garter st (k 64 rows).
First Strip: In black, cast on 36
sts. Work 4 rows in garter st (k
each row ) , cut black. Join color of
next pattern accord.ing to chart and
work in pattern for 64 rows, cut
color. Join black, k 4 rows, cut color.
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White
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Lovely huck weaving or Swedish The kind and weight of thread
embroidery designs can be easily used will vary, according to the arcreated by weaving under raised tiCte being made. .Be sure to select
threads on huck material or towels. eolorfast threads. Embroi'{ery floss
Aprons, towels, chair. sets, place is quite' commonly used; use
mats and many other items may be three strands. for a light delicate
decorated in huck weaving using design and six strands for heavymany color schemes. Any of these type design. Pearl cotton also gives
articles make wonderful gift and brilliance and lustre to any huck
bazaar items. In combination with weaving' motif. Cut thread about
one or more colors of embroidery one and a half times the length to
floss, pearl cotton or other desired be woven if a straight line is to be
threads, huck weaving makes it so woven. Use a large-eyed, bluntsimple to make colorful additions pointed tapestry needle, the size defor wearing apparel, kitchen cur- pending upon weight of thread.
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Designs are always started in
The design is usuallY worked on
which may be
the wrong side of huck, where the center of material,pairs
of threads.
counting
by
found
prominent threads are in Pairs
This makes the Patterns even1Y
across the width of material. It can
be worked" on the right side of ma- spaced and edges will end alike.
Working from right to left, Pull
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under center looP or looPs
thread
and run lengthwise of fabric'
draw
thread half way through,
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patterns
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to the underside of material. Make a
loop in one design as shown in figure
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edge. Fasten off by weaving thread
back through last few stitches and
as shown in figure 2, cut thread.
Thread needle with dangling thread
left from beginning (center of
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work other half of row. It is necessary to turn work around and again
work frorn right to left. Complete
design to edge of article. Do not pull
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colors under the pairs of threads.
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Crochet these four pieces-jacket,
bonnet; bootees and mittens * to
match in simple single crochet and
embroider with colorful flowers.
The model was mad.e of Coats &
Clark's 3 Ply Red Heart Baby Wool;
use a number 1 steel crochet hook.
It will take about six ( l-ounce)
skeins of yellow or any desired
color, a few yards of fine red and
green yarn or embroidery floss.
Abbreviqlions:
ch (chqin)
sis (stitches)
lp
(loop)
sc (single
crochet)
inc (increose)
arm-10 inches; width across each
front at underarm \L/a inches;
length from shoulder- to Lower edge
inches; length of side seam-10
6Yz inches; width across sleeve at
upperarm
inches; length of
-7
inches.
sleeve seam-6
Socque-Back: Starting at lower
edge, ch 81 (B ch sts to l inch).
Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook
and in each ch across (80 sc), ch
1, turn.
sk (skip)
sp (spoce)
dc (double crochet)
sl st (slip stitch)
rnd (round)
Gouge: B sc equal 1 inch
g rows equal l inch
Blocking Meqsurements: Chest-20Y2
inches; width across back at under-
Row 2: Picking up back lp only
throughout, sc in each sc across, ch
1, turn.
Repeat row 2 for pattern.
Work in pattern until total length
is 6r/z inches. At end of last row ch
46 for sleeve. Drop yarn. Join
(Continued on, Page 16)
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Collqr-Row 1: With wrong side
facing, join yarn to front edge of
neck and' work 6? sc around neck
edge, turn.
Row 2: * Ch 2, 2 dc in same sc,
sk next 2 Sc, sc in next sc (shelI
made), repeat from o across. Fasten
off. Do not turn.
Row 3: Join Yarn in ch 2 sP of
first shell of Previous row, '( ch 2,
2 dc in same Place, sc in t+ch 2 sP
left sleeve edge.
next shell, rePeat from across,
of
Left f,ve6t-ftsry 1: Work across 70
ending with sc in second. dc of last
sts, ch 1, turn.
shell. Fasten off. Do not turn"
Next 4 rows: Working over this
Next 4 rows: RePeat row 3. With
set of sts only, work even in pattern.
right side facing, sc along each front
Row 6 (front edge) : 2 sc in first edge. Fasten off.
Sc-an iric made-work aCroSS.
Cuff-Rnd 1: Join Yarn to lower
Next 2 rows: Inc 1 st at front edge of sleeve, sc around, join.
Next 2 rnds: Ch 1, sc in each sc
edge, work across.
At end of }ast rnd fasten
around.
of
dt
end
Row 9: Work across ,
red embroider 3 French
With
off.
row ch 16, turn"
and with green make
flowers,
knot
Row 10: Sc in second ch from
evenlY sPaced
leaves,
daisy
lazy
hook and in each st across, ch 1,
each front edge as illustrated.
along
turn.
!,e6nsf-Crown: Starting at cenWork even over these BB sts until
ch 2.
ter,
length from first row of front is 3Yz
Rnd 1: 6 sc in second ch from
inches, ending at front edge.
Next row: Work across 43 sts, ch hook.
Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc around.
1, turn. Work even over these 43
(12
sc).
sts until length from first row of
3: is 2 sc in next sc ( 1 scrs
Rnd
off
.
Fasten
inches.
front is 10
in next sc, rePeat from
sc
inc),
Right frspt-ftsq7 1: Sk next 30 sc
(18
sc). Continue to work
across
next
of last row of back, ioin Yarn to
around, inc 6 sc evenlY
sc
in
each
sc
st, sc in same sc and each sc across
until Piece measures 5
rnd
each
on
(70 sc).
diameter.
in
inches
Work 4 rows even.
Side Piece-Row 1: Picking uP
Next 3 rows: Inc 1 st at front
lp only throughout, sc in each
back
edge, work across.
within last 2 inches, having
to
sc
Row 9: Work across. DroP Yarn. a multiple of 3 Plus 1sts, ch L,
Join another strand of yarn to first turn. Repeat last row for 4Yz inehes,
sc at neck edge of row I and ch 15.
ending with a right side row.
Fasten off.
Ruffle-Row 1: Repeat row 2 of
Row 10: Pick up dropped Yarn, collar.
sc in each sc and each ch across (88
Row 2: Repeat row 3 of collar,
sc) , ch 1, turn. Complete right
making 3 dc in each shell instead
front to correspond with left front. of 2 dc.
Block to measurements. Sew side
(Continroed on Page 2A)
and underarm seams.
lnfant's Ensemhle
fro* Page 15)
another strand of Yarn at oPPosite
end of same row and ch 45 for other
sleeve. Fasten off. Pick up dropped
yarn, sc in second ch from hook and
in each ch, continue across back and
other chain, ch 1, turn. Continue
in pattern over these 170 sc's until
total length is 10 inches, ending at
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Row 3: Repeat last row making
dc in each shell.
FoId back last 7 rows for cuff and
tack side edges in place" With right
side facing, j oin yarn to folded edge
and sc around entire outer edge including neck edge, join. Fasten off.
Embroid.er 4 flowers and leaves on
front of cuff as for sacque.
Strop-Make a ch slightly longer
than length desired.
Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook
and in each ch across, ch 1, turn.
Next 3 rows: Work in pattern as
for sacque. At end of Jast row fasten
off. Sew one end to bonnet. Sew
snap fastener to opposite side.
Bootees-Sole: Starting at center,
ch 2L.
Rnd 1: 5 sc in second ch from
hook (toe), sc in each ch across,
5 sc in last ch (back), working
across opposite side of starting ch,
sc in each ch across, join to first sc.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, (2 sc in each sc of
the 5 sc group, sc in each sc across
to next 5 sc group) twice, join.
Rnd 3: Ch 1, inc 3 sc evenly
across toe and back, sc in each sc
around, join.
Next 3 rnds: Ch 1, sc in each sc
around, join.
Upper-Rnd 1 : Ch 1, turn. Picking up front Ip only, sc in each sc
around (ridge made), ioin.
Next B rnds: Ch L, turn. Picking
up back lp only throughout, sc in
each sc around, join. At end of last
rnd ch 1,, turn.
lnstep-11o* 1: Sc in each of next
10 sc, ch 1, turn.
Next 10 rows: Sc in each sc across,
ch 1, turn. At end of last row fasten
off. Sew side edges of instep in
4
place.
Cuff-Rnd tr: Join yarn to 1ast st
of instep, ch 13, make 43 dc around
last rnd of upper and instep, join to
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top of ch 3.
Rnd 2 (Beading) : Ch 4, * sk next
st, dc in next St, ch 1, repeat from
')+ around, join to third ch of ch 4
(22 sps )
Rnd 3: * trn next sp make sc, ch
2 and 2 dc (she11), sk next sp, repeat from * around, join to first sc"
Rnds 4, 5: )$ In ch 2 sp of next
shell make Sc, ch 2 and 3 dc, repeat
from -x- around, join as before.
Rnds 6,7: Repeat rnd 4, making 4
dc in each shell instead of 3 dc" At
end of last rnd fasten off.
Cord-Ch 80, sI st in each ch
across. Fasten off " Tie a knot at
each end and Lace through beading.
Tie in front.
In instep embroider a flower and
leaves as on sacque:
Mitfens-Back: Starting at center,
ch 17.
Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook
and in each ch across, 5 sc in last
ch ( tip ) , working across opposite
side of starting ch, sc in each ch
across, ch 1, turn.
Row 2: Picking up back lp only
throughout, sc in each sc across,
making 2 sc in each sc of the 5 sc
group at tip, ch 1, turn.
Row 3: Sc in each sc across, ch
1, turn.
Row 4: Sc in each sc across, inc
5 sc evenly spaced across tip.
Next 4 rows: Repeat tast 2 rows
alternately.
Row 9: Repeat row 3, fasten off
Polm-Work as for back.
Holding both pieces together and
working through both thicknesses to
join, sl st closely around. Fasten off"
Cuff-Rnd 1: Join yarn to wrist
edge, work 44 sc around, join.
Next 4 rnds: Repeat rnds 2
through 5 of cuff of bootees. At
end of last rnd, fasten off.
Cord-Ch 60" Complete as for
cord of bootees. Embnoider a flower
and leaves in center of back.
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Borders-The arrows at center of
small designs indicate these designs
should be worked from this center
point of design and material out to
each edge.
Music Notes-Designed with the
family room or music room in mind,
the musical staff is suitable for
rnany uses such as curtains, scarfs or
pillows. The notes and clef
signs
may be interchanged or rearranged
to your own preference. Perhaps you
in row directly above last two
threads. Now insert needle under
the embroidery floss or pearl cotton
and the two raised threads of first
row. PulI gently into Place being
sure not to puII too tight. This completes the loop stitch.
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of your favorite song forming a
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attractive for music room curtains
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on curtain to the right and the bass
clef to the left with notes amanged
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Loop Stitch: This stitch is commonly used to form designs on
patterns similar to cr'oss stitch deiigrr*. Work from right to teft, Pick
up pairs of raised threads in a row'
insert needle from left to right
under a pair or two raised threads
Straight Stitch: This stitch is used
more than any other stitch in huck
weaving. Working from right to
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roll, sealing edge. With sharp knife cut
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tqblespoon flour
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CHAIR CANING IS FUN,
Beat egg whites with salt until stiff but
not dry. Beat egg yolks with pepper, flour,
butter or margarine and water until fluffy.
Fold beaten yolks into beaten whites. Pour
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Reduce heat to low and cook I to 10
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Peel bananas. Cut in half lengttrwise;
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Roll a quarter of banana and a stick 'of
pineapple in each slice of bacon. Fasten
with a wooden pick. Place bacbn bundles
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Yields 4 servings.
Flu#fy Egg
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slices hot, buttered toosf
egg whites
egg yolks
1/z to I cup groted shorp cheese
solt
PePper
Place hot, buttered toast on cookie sheet.
Beat egg whites until stiff, but nqt dry.
FiIe whites on toast, making an indentation
in the center of each. Carefully slip an egg
yolk into each indentation. Sprinkle with
salt, pepper and grated cheese. Bake in
350"F. (mod,erate) oven for 15 minutes or
until whites are lightly browned and yolks
are set. Makes 4 servings.
Variation: Top toast with slices of ham,
deviled ham, or crisp slices of cooked bacon
before topping with egg whites.
Cronberry-Oronge Muffins
tr cup coorsely chopped ruw crqnherries
Vz cup sugqr
2 cups sifted enriched flour*
2 toblespoons sugor
I tEblespoon boking powder
X tecspoon sqlt
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cup milk
toblespoons rnelted shortening or oil
tqblespoon grcted orcrnge rind
Combine cranberries and the Yz €up
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maining ingredients. Sift together flour,
sugar, baktng powder and salt. Combine
milk, shortening and orange rind. Add
liquid mixture, stirring only until flour is
moistened. Stir ln cranberries with last few
strokes. tr'ill greased muffin cups 2/s full.
egg,
Bake in hot oven (400oF.) about 25
mlnutes. Makes 1 dozen large muffins.
*If self:rising flour is used omit baking
Ircwder and salt.
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5 green sweet peppers
4 lorge onions
4 cups opple vinegor
5 cups white sugqr
I toblespoon sqlt
Grind pears through food chopper and
drain juice. Grind peppers and onions and
add to vinegar, salt and sugar. Cook 30
minutes. Can and seal in very hot jars.
Mrs. Thomqs A. Long
Chutney
12 opples, peeled qnd chopped
l2 ripe tomotoes, peeled qnd cut fine
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2 gollons firm peqrs, ground
6 red sweet peppers
9
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medium onions, chopped
green peppers, chopped
pint vinegor
cups sugor
rh cup solt
I leospoon
I feospoon
mustqrd
cloves
7+ teospoon cqyenne
Combine all ingredients and bring to a"
boil, then let simmer. Cooking time should
be about 2 hours. Makes 7 to I pints.
.Amqndq Gullickson
Ripe Tomqto Relish
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4
6
2
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peck ripe fomqloes
peppers, red ond green
'i
medium onions
cups celery, finely chopped
ounce musltrrd seed
ounce ground cinnqmon
pounds brown sugqr
1/z cvp solt
2 pinfs dErk vinegor
Chop tornatoes and drain I hour. Mix
together all ingredients well, do not cook.
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unpublished recipe of yeur fomily's fovorite dish
printed in these columns. Address Food Editor,
The WORKBASKET, 543 Westporf Rood, Konsqs
City, Missouri 64111. We regret thqt we cqnnot
publish every recipe ond cqnnot return those
not used, nor correspond obout them. The de.
cision must be left to our iudges.
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peck green opples, cored
pounds brown sugqr
cup vinegor
pounds seedless rsisins
pounds currqnls
cup suel or oleo
teospoon cloves
1/z teospoon ollspice
2 leospoons cinnqmon
Filrl
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Grind tomatoes. Bring to a boil and
boil 2 minutes, drain. Grind apples, raisins,
currants and suet. Add vinegar, tomatoes,
spices
and sugar. Cook until tomatoes and
apples are tender. Can and seal.
Minnie Miller
Cold Relish
I lorge heqd cobboge
I onions
I cqrrols
8 green peppers
8 red peppers
I leospoon celery seed
I teospoon mustord seed
3 pints vinegor
5 cups sugqr
Clean and grind vegetables and sprinkle
with t/z cup salt. Let stand 3 hours. Mix
seeds, sugar and cold vinegar. Stir into
drained vegetables. Put in sterilized cold
jars and seal. Be sure vegetables are covered with liquid. Makes 6 quarts. Let stand
one week before using.
Mrs. J. L. Hrodecky
Mustqrd Pickles
I lorge cucumbers
2 quorls whire butlon onions
2 quorts green tomqtoes
I bunch celery
6 red peppers, seeds removed
I lorge ctruliflowen
2/g
cup sqlt
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED
TO MAKE THIS PTANTER
whet! you f;of;m the
Ncrtiona! Hqmdcrqft SocietY.
As a Society member, yotl'll receive a--package
every month . . . and every package yillgontain
an exciting surprise-a Handcraft Kit with
euergthing you need to make a charming and
valuible lieepsake. One month it may be a lovely
apron, or a jbwel box, or a perky Snack Hound
whosd nose iights up" trt witrtr always be something
beautiful, and always something different.
These Handcraft Kits are never sold in stores.
They are exclusive creatlons available to Society
members only. You'd expect to pay between
$Z.qS and $4.98 in a store for the lovely items
you'll make-but the cost to you is just $1. Ygt,
$t a month is atrl you pay" And some months
you'll receive extra free gifts, too !
Whatts motre, if yotl join right away, we will
send you-absirlutely fnee-an extra kit: the
Coffee Mill Planter strlown above . . . plus your
first exciting mon$any kit" NIoney back if youtre
2 quorls vinegor
not completely satisfied. N[ain the coupon belo"w
4 cups sugqr
today.. . NOW'!
I cup flour
NATIONA]" HANDCRA'FT SOCIETY
6 level toblespoons dry musford
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remaining vegetables
Coffee Mill Planter Kit as nry free gift. I enclose $l for my first :
pieces. Let stand overnight in Ts cup salt. I tle
Handcraft Kit, and ! agree to send nny monthly $l in time to-reach :
Next morning add water to cover and boil ! you before th6 first day ot each monfft. I unddritand
that if my gl I
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Drain. Heat vinegar and sugar.
club payments do not reach you hefore the
I will receive my Kit
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first day of the mohth,
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I understand that you guanam{ee mot to drop me from the list of I
members unless I notify ygg.gf
nesIgnatiom. You will immedi. ;
I and moisten with L cup vinegar. Add to
ately return my $l tor any K[t that does mot connpletely satisfy me.
I
i hot vinegar mixture and cook until thick,
wrirr or Mrs.
I being eareful not to burn. Strain over !
I pickles. Mix well and bottle hot. Makes :II street
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SEPTETAABER, \964 r 33
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The removable center portion of
this month's WORKBASKET corrtains some unusual designs for hand
0r machine embroidery, apptiqu6 or
textile painting. Remove pages from
magazine by holding the sheet on
These designs may also be traced
onto fabric by using carbon paper,
a tracing wheel, or by rubbing
stamping wax over perforations left
by an unthreaded sewing machine.
each side of staple and carefully
pulling to keep from tearing it.
If using an iron to transfer design
to material, make a test first to
determine proper heat and time required. First, heat iron very hot but
safely below scorching. Next, cut
a small test design and place it (red
side down) on material. Protect
fabrie by placing tissue paper,
brown wrapping paper or a press
cloth over design. Then press,
morring iron constantly over surface
to distribute heat evenly. If iron is
at proper temperature, several seconds are required; if not hot enough,
it may take a minute or more to get
a good stamping. The stamping
comes off SLOWLY and is faint at
first. Press until as clear as desired.
When test results are satisfactory,
cut out desired design and pin or
baste in place, proceeding as described abo-ve. Additional stampings come off more quickly
before pattern cools off.
if made
White kittens woutrd be attractive
embroidered and mounted on bright
colored felt for nursery or playroom
plaques. A few other suggested uses
would be: tea towels, hand towels,
hot pad holders, a child's tea party
luncheon cloth, curtains for a child's
room, baby clothes, pinafores, and
even a set of baby bibs for each day
of the week.
The smaller kittens would be €specially suitable for guest towels,
or sunsuit and paiama pockets.
Embroider kittens in brown, deep
gray or black, eyes deep blue with
black outlines and lashes. Black
outline stitch is suggested for &Fpliances, and brilliant colors for
bows and lettering. Or do aprons
to
and days of the week in colors
contrast with your kitchen. 'Work
kittens in outline or long and" short
stitches, eyes and mouth in satin
stitch and use lazy daisy and French
knot stitches where suitable. Designs could also be done with textile
paint.
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l0-20. Size l6 takes 3|/+ yurds 35-inch fabric.
9189-Neat coverall apron. Stitch it up in a gay ging-
hu*; add rickrack trirn. Handy pockets, singte tu*on in
back. Misses' sizes small I0.12; medium "|4-l6; [arge
rB-20"
4672-?la*tery for fhe lady-in-waiting. The young
4672
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is a smart touch. Embroidered pockef opfional. MisseJ'
sizes l0- I 8. Size I b fakes 3 yards 39-inch fabric ; s/e
yard contrast.
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new Fatrl-Winter Cafalog
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sizes.
SEPTEMBER,1964 .
g.g
Ftrouuer fitrtd Garden
Whqt is the correcl nqrne for the kclngoroo
vine? I.S"S., Missouri"
Cissus discolor is commonly called the
kangaroo vine.
I hove iust hroughr my Christrnss
cucius
for the winter. Pleqse rell me how
cqre, for it. Mrs" E.K., Michigon
indoors
to
When the Christmas cactus is brought
indoors give it a light place with moderate
temperature. Cut down on the water. In
fact, until the buds set on, glve it no water
at all unless it becomes bone dry. Then
if necessary, during October and November
it may be watered moderately" After the
blooming period water the plant more
freely.
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order
Do not cut down }avender plants in the
fall. Gi.ve them protection over winter,
using coarse litter such as plant stalks,
evergreen boughs, etc. In the spring after
growth at the base is well started, cut away
all dead branches.
Cqn grtlpe vines be *ronsplonted
fully? Mrs. G. H., Missouri
5uc€€55'
It is not practieal to move a mature
grape vine, one that is three or more
years old. The check caused by transplanting is so great that the plant is slow to
become established. A young plant, one
year old from a cutting, will outgrow and
bear sooner than an otrder plant that has
been moved.
T&ltrELS
NEWI Not Seconds-Deluxe Qualitv. PIs. include
extra for pstg. with your order.
Should trqvender plonts he cut down in fqll?
Mrs" J. P", Pennsylvclnicr
SfiHuarantee'
Dept" Tl{-12, Box 652, St" Louis. Mo.
AKE BIG
I hqve c .troseph's coot plont rhot hos lost its
spots. It is in lhe sun part of the doy. ls there
onything
I
con do
to mqke it
spotted ogoin?
lvtrs. ,A.1.C., Ohio
Joseph's coat, Amaranthus tricoior, tends
to lose its color in soil that is too rich.
Also the more sun it gets the better its
color. Plant, or keep this plant, in full
sun in ordinary soil. It is usually most
highly colored in the f all, becoming less
vivid during the winter months.
Does qn Oxslis plont require q resting
period? Plesse give instruclions on the
cqre
of rhis plont" Mrs" G. W. N., Colorqdo"
Oxalis bulbs are potted in the fall,
inch deep, watered sparingly and kept in
NffiffiM
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a
cool dark place until they start. Then they
should be brought to the lisht and kept
growing rapidly untitr they are through
blooming. Then, usually in May, they may
be dried off and stored in a dry cool place.
About September they rnay be replanted
and started into growth again.
Gordening questions o!"e onswered
eqch
month by C. L. Queor, one of the nqtion's leoding gordening experts" Send questions on <r
post ccrrd - do not send somples of plonis or
lecrves. Mr. Quecr will answer questions only
through tl're pqges of ' The WORKBASKET; no
will be onswered through tlre mqil.
The nnosf generol qnd inleresting questions will
be selected to be snswered when they qre
tirmely. Address to FIower ond Gorden Forum,
questions
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DETPHINTUM
PLANTS-$2.50
4 for $l
VALUE
00
2 Dark Blue and 2 Light
Blue, well developed,
nicely rooted. Nation's
favorite Hardy Perennial.
Grow more beautiful each season.
Supply limited. $1.00 f.or 4, $1.75
for 8, postpaid. No C.O.D. please.
Order "Offer No. 39".
PHTOX il*mi.l'li*"
3 for $l 00
6 for $I.75
Will bloom irr
your garden for
(fl rN
Wffi
-Red,
Separately labeled. Send onlY
sent
$1-for 3, $1.75i for 6
postpaid. No C.O.D. please.
Order "Offer No. 24".
$2.r0,50 for ff4.25; L00 fot
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"Offer No.
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9 for $2.00, one
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an abun-
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easy to grow. Only $1.25 ea.;
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MUMS
4 for $l 00
House Plonts
Special Otfer Only
dance of gorgeous
red blooms indoors
from Christmas to
No;
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Eniov these beau'
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' tiful
flowers in
your garden. Mixed setels
pinks, blues, whites, reds and
yellows. Only 6 for $1.50, 12
for $2.75 postpaid. No C.O.D.
please. Order "Offer No. 4L".
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variety.
Large sized
Bloom first season. Choice of colors: Red, Yellow, Lavender, Purple Pink, $7hite, or Mixed Colors.
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Purple and Pink.
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Dutch Bulbs
years. One each
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Yellow, Bronze,
White, Eqch seporotely lobeled.
Have hundreds of go rgeous
blooms year after year on hardy
plants 2 ft. high, 3 ft. across.
$1.00 for 4, $2.00 for 9, one exNo C.O.D.
tra red,'postpaid.
please. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Order "Offer No. 10".
One. Eoch,-Red.
lEITOH PIAilTS
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fruit.
Unique pot plant, grows real edible
tovel5z Fragrant, waxy white flowers, followed by large juicy lemons. Supply limited.
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No C.O.D. please. Order "Offer No. 12".
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Easy to grow loads of big
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One each-Red, Pink, Yellow,
all separately labeled.
White
for $1.75. Post4 for $1.00-8
paid. No C.O.D. Please. Order
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AFBICA]I VI(ILETS
only $l 00
deep blue flowers. Limited Supply. Sent postpaid, only $ 1,.00
each. No C.O.D. please. Don't
delay. .Order "Offer No. t7".
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Beautiful fragrant blooms followed by large, tasty, edible fruit.
Get this outstanding novelty.
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No C.O.D. please.
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Today we stand at the beginning
of a new and exciting era for African violets. ALI the how-to of culture, once a baffling mystique, has
settled down to pure simplicity. The
main challenge after basic culture
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488AT. Lynchburg,Virginia
Lynchburg,Virgin I over the world. In this article I will
I gf-ntR, Depf.:4884T'
attempt to detail briefly my own
growing Arri-
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od moneyfullor
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for barI spare ti-me t4-k-ingg orders fo1-barNoox'
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but in hot
weather, only early morn-
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shows
Golorf
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llillrr-iie-nii
tamslv can use' rhis*otT*Ylli,ij,tl,tL'rl.'rt;
ing or late afternoon sun. violets
tnEE *:t'flii:'*:,9
are also unequalled in their ability
bon. rn addition to thc catarog #,lii:l"Ji:iY $fiEE
to thrive under fluorescent-light
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mately 24 x 48 inches, at a height
so tubes are about 12 inches above
tops of plants. Burn unit LZ to 15
hours out of every 24; no more and
no less. Use one cool white and one
daylight tube in your fixture for
best results.
Temperature is the easiest requirement to meet. Violets like the
l3il?,'il?? ;i,
il;,'J?nT'J'*"
night. Soil is another practically foolproof requirement, es65-68 at
#-,U*Xjf i$ft l#tiff,:i'ffiffirfi.i.m#peciaitv.itvo-u.buv"***"'ii"iiy
lfii,F*ffi1 pr-epared mixture concocted for
lii'"#;lH*fis:kki:::r::
African violets. Or, mix your own,
Dor-Bar co., Depr. r-ro+ [ffiffi*ffiU
2e34 ll. Fullenon, ttrirogo t7, ttl.ffiffii$di*ii#ffi1 using equal parts garden loam, peat
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page Beautiful
Colored Catalog Picturing these
Bright, Odd and Easily
mffi
Grown
.House Plants. llo ltToday!
niriiin and Mexican Succulents,
u-
d
Mimicry Plants. Shade Cacti. Supplies.
Africon violets ore such good house plonts!
tl
moss, sand and vermiculite. Use
clay, plastic or decorative ceramic
pots, but be sure each has a drainage
hole. Remember this general rule
when you select pot size: If plant
has a leaf span of 6 inches try a
3-inch pot; a leaf span of B inches
will d.o nicely in a 4-incher.
Violets need a pleasantly moist
atmosphere, ideally a range of 30
to 50 per cent relative humidity.
If your plant room has a dry atmosphere, especially in winter when
heating units are going fulI blast,
set all flower pots in a tray of moist
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aerial roots for feedifrg and support,
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and is
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(nycto meaning night, refers
blooming time
to
) is slender, erect or
clambering, and has many-ribbed
stems; selenicereus (named for
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Selene, goddess of the moon) is a
climber with ribbed stems; trichocereus has columnar ribbed stems.
Now then, did you notice that only
one plant showed a characteristic
not shared by the others? Right!
Hylocereus has triangular stems, not
ribbed ones. This, then, is our
Nightblooming Cereus (H. undatus),
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grown, and flowers freely
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course, is a waII of brick or concrete, rough enough for its tough
roots to fasten to. If no wall is
available, the plant may be grown
0n a trellis. You might like to have
a plant (when it is large enough) in
a tub 0r Fot, on wheels with trellis
inserted into soil. Wheels will permit shifting ptant as necessary to
provide heavy shade for roots and
light shade for foliage, and will enable you to rnove it outdoors to a
protected spot for summer months
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Pot Nightblooming Cereus in very
rich", turfy soil. As is true of all
epiphytic plants in its native
habitat, this one grew in debris
caught and held in the crotches of
trees; this means
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soil of loose, open texture so roots
are kept moist, excess water drains
rapidly and freely, and some aeration is provided. No epiphytic plant
can stand to have its roots com-
pressed tightty in heavY soil, nor
can it tolerate wet feet, so keep your
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Tropical by nature, Nightblooming Cereus wants amPle water
(with proper soil, you need not fear
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warm temperatures, and begins to
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enough. fndoors any temPerature
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If you have never grown the re-
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ch (choin)
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inc (increose)
sl st (slip srirch)
sc (single
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tr
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lps (loops)
sk (skip)
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S*ery
The textile industry is
Dootrue Kecita
A normal stitch is used with a
slightly loose tension. Avoid stretch-
always
striving to improve fabrics and materials and now they have come up
with double knits. Doub1e knits are
placed very high on the list of
fashionable fabrics. There are many
washable knits available now that
wilt make them more popular than
ing the fabric when stitching. I
suggest stitching bias tape to seams
to control stretching and use woven
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Tailor's canvas makes an excellent
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ets, etc. You can use your own dis-
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cretion for lining and interfacing.
Double knit material is actually
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two sets of needles.
There is a variety of patterns and
textures. The home sewer
can
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tweeds and even fabrics sprinkled
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Double knits usually are 60 inches
wide. They do not have to be lined
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You will find these materials easy
to sew and work with because each
fabric has excellent body.
No special pattern is needed for
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House Slippers
Three crochet squares make one
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American Thread Company Dawn
Knitting Worsted in red and white
oi any other desired colors. You
need two ounces of red and 1 ounce
of white. llse a plastic crochet hook
size H or any size hook which will
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Abbreviqlions:
rnd (round)
sl st (slip stitch)
ch (choin)
sc (single crochet)
st (stitch)
Gouge: Small
lp
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motif is a 3-inch;
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Lorse Motif (make 2)-With red,
ch 2, work B sc in first st of ch (do
not join rnds, place a marker at beginning of each rnd).
Rnd 2: Work in back Ip of sts
on1y, +( 3 sc in next sc, sc in next
sc, repeat from * around.
Rnds 3 through 7 : Sc in each sc
making 3 sc in each corner si, ending last rnd with sl st in first 2 sc
to even rnd.
Next 5 rnds: Repeat rnd 7 finishing last rnd to end of next corner,
join and fasten off.
Smqll Morif ( make 4)
With
- as for
white, work first 5 rnds same
large motif finishing last rnd to end"
of next corner, ioin and fasten off.
,
Finishing: Fold large motif
so
opposite points meet at center. Place
one small motif in one opening.
Sewing through lps in back of sts of
last rnd, sew motifs in place centering points of all cprners of smaIl
motif. Sew remaining small motif
in position sewing two sides and 3
sts beyond center st of large motif
for heel section.
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Millens
These two-needle mittens stretch
to fit teen-agers or adults. You will
need one pair size 4 standard knitting needles and 2 ounces knitting
worsted yarn in any desired color.
Abbreviqtions:
k
p
st
(knit)
(purl)
tog
(sritch)
inc (increose)
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Cast on 40 sts.
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st in row below, k 2A.
Next Row: K 20, p 1, k 20.
Next Row: K 20, inc I st in next
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Next Row: K 20, inc L st in each
of next 2 sts, k remaining sts.
Next Row: K 20, p 4, k 2A.
Next Row: K 20, inc 1 st, k 4, inc
1 St,
k
20.
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and working gusset in stockinette
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Mittens
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(Continued from Page 65)
Working on 14 thumb sts onIY,
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row) for L4 rows.
Decrease Row: K 2 tog, k 1, repeated across row.
P next row.
k
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Run a dowel pin or thin stick
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Straighten a wire coat hanger and
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-Needlework In A lighthearted Mood
3
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