Springville Herald | 1969-12-18 | Page 5 | Needlecraft News

Needlecraft New-) by NaiMy Baxter T? OR A HOLIDAY HOUSE, a Christmas tree belongs in every Jl room. A large, fragrant evergreen will probably be the center of your family's festivities. Nevertheless, little satellite trees spread good cheer upstairs and down. These fanciful artificial trees are a delightful contrast to a traditional one. its A Glittering Tree Here is one charming tree idea for you to make. Its branches are cut from felt in graduated sizes. Each one is edged in metal-ic metal-ic rick rack and studded with sequins. The felt tree is placed over an 18-inch high syrofoam form; a fringed ball graces the top. Color it classically green, or have fun with pink or purple. and Three Unusual Stockings The tree is just one of the Christmas patterns to be found in a two page leaflet. leaf-let. An impish angel and a jolly Santa face have hidden hid-den pockets for stashing small gifts. Both make merry fireplace decorations. A tier of velveteen vel-veteen pockets, trimmed in whirls of shell braid, is a plush way to give feminine presents and can be used afterwards to store hosiery and hankies. Free instructions are available by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Needlework Editor of this newspaper news-paper along with your request for Leaflet PPE 1445.