Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-05-31 | Page 35

1 f i- -I---’- - -e THE IB SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAs LAKE UTAH CITY SUNDAY MAY ' 31 1914 - 'x r : ww ’-s-r- — H nww 11 if - v uapiu - -v iliw -xc i-t uh— ' M iiwib nuai —n— w 1 ' ’ for 'wa L " EB am S ! ’ -1 1 - - - -r 1 T'- ”"" ' 1 NEEDLEWOMAN INDUSTRIOUS the ’Hi By Adelaide wri I ’ - 1W-J- - 4 ‘ s m Byrd 1 -w — -Jr y - i W”” a r I fll II SET OR X I ' '11 the Z2k ’ I I JW ! I I o XL X X -aS z iz k s' z fJr —- HR 1 X x Ml i x y y J “ (j f 1 4 A I r I Z Jr I ca-n (( S f a to a 1 B — -hand flower design that will add simple a garment The best story Is thefactthat the work be done in can very short tlm A collar cuffs and belt are here shown? They done on can be white linen in white or colors or be transferred to linen that matchesthe dress by any of the methodssuggested on this page In the little sketch the effect of the set the dress is shown eand may say is convincing The belt is onehalf of its beauty and the fold of the goods should come on the straight at the back Allow for the turhed-in hem to which band of thin material is attached so that the basting of the set to the' cuffs and collar can be done in very eay manner And now for the working Pad the turned-over edges the petals with darning cotton and then work in over-and-o ver stitch Outline the rest of the flower and do not forget the little lines at the top of the tube M jH little If fering much of the of E BS® f ' her - - I — if mother recognizes the embroidery on child’s dresses andto today 1 embroiderer am of- VEIRY value tl' z -t a t ’ I ' DRES CHILD'S A J'tK W II fl -I B DAODIL 7 " ' I V vk KI ) 7 h 1 1 ii 1 0 7 ) (Z o t I stem stitch can bo used for and the long leaves can be done slanting solid stitch Another wa is the use of the stitch with purling i Begin :at the top of the leaf and wor down W ii th'-purling You 4 I will find satisfactory that results in t e a me ti h Illi ’'-'-m I vx Z ( i i i J k short 1 little oblongs can be lone in lies and Loose thr-v marie more rl al I’id the dges with' sex ral strands cd darning cotton held as hold mi lling read ding as you go UsillL’ the hntbnholo 'Ill’ll A ff not her vo t0 work fib flowers 'is to make way the edges solid and then outlm-ng the tlnwers to 01 seed stitches pa w hack st dies in rov knots are also good for tjllm I I I th'- ( ! V X It x- v 1 fTWi— u a -above J -ificr 1 t 1‘‘ i h v ' II --’O'l :i a : -' it- fs r Wx j ’ the methods working are of to followuod be belt the f -X k 1 1 L— CJ 5 toL'l ‘ ' work is practical but t’’ Unuh of color is note haL 1’ke to give to the dre-s of eh do lo dogn in delft blue is bea'utit ul‘ Yellow the color of the natural flowers ir another effective bleu the?o white is good ’keen (n liberty In fact accorded :s great to cmhrofderers in the’ matter of colors The shade as the linen of which the name frock is made is always good chop The foliar cuffs anti belt should be of white linerT’in medium sheer or weight hravy Jusr tn test the value of this design ramble thfough the hand-ombrode cd of rt men shop for vou ngst-rs Pick up dress with the same of Ask the price amount embroidery of home And then come ami work tillyourself You design glad will be again that there is th n'g as page for needlewomen lp(lv that am glad to offer to fiesigns mat tnem to vc enamo quisite work at little cost ’I all-white ! y a 1 3 J v Vex 1 I I I lrl I fh-pa Vv X? t ' Z Ji'l A ’ j ZJ ’ 1- ZZ I H 1 HM H ‘ ' I Z-'li' 1 I 1 I H ' L I 1 fl fj l-r-'I If (C H I k j RM IS -'If I J ’ X a v JL ’ 11 B 1 7 ' ” ' J I a I “ tr ? -o 'MH ' '- ’ ! it ’ It if I II Z 'M ? 1 ’ I I - j I MR Ik I J l fn-e Sii-!i B Hi l e a H M t ZTZ Z u 1 J ' a H- B B L i 7 Zr 11 1 r mXl Z I a v HS MM SJ b A 14 I I ‘ a j i I XX I i 1 ‘I Zf Z I I k ' 1 s B ! 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Goodness child never get the stitches even so I’ve given UD trvlng to embroider nurirlerl long ago” know an easy way” went on JdBRiOlDEH I c fi-S S 1 Vf 1 t ’ ) i importalit s a o u a ih n H G’L ro v J 11 H ! i1 : ? i 2 )(!!) f r rn : S ’ i r initials "Hht girl younger Tell it to I the M Ba - me oh tell it to me out the one addressed sang "I know how fond you are of making rench knots so when learned the easy way to embroider initials of my first tjiougiit was of you or A beloved” ’ ' JV ) - - ' ’ 1 v i )1 r I M I Z MR 1 B ’ ‘ ’’ 4 ’ J iu a j ' 1 1 1- i i 1 j t- - M f I 1 C 1 i t 'J I - zs j X l t - l’ t -f U L I ’ ' L 1 in ig n a: l I t i i i v t V I ’ n T r t — e 1 r J’v i i- Y 1 11 L u ii x-u h c is i u I D i e L c r i- ” t- n r h r 'i ’ ' i i l : irro : f ru nui (rnan:cht tic? ends !ir rt n : i - f- ' t f"' -n to fl- rm “ ’ ' 1 1 ‘ ’ r -1 ' -j e i CX ’-m’- X M t c- j - 1 v z v T ' i r ' i ii i ' i p A i a a j i Jl i it - j t i u -c r f v are I: t so ne to n ’ f -U- selec ed 1 112- teat I I acct witn i T pretty The I 1 ies 1 (a ‘-V ol the i r 1 s iii’?'- i a a it 1 1 1 d d y -1 e- a () 1 1 S tl O ti p ’ a “ you may be porch chairs will but deni a ruh-jd it Stocks aceu-- is when the Towels 1 Imps r ’ slips bjb a de-that Transfer a a a v'-randa a gift think of laundry bag for baby’s special use If observe the own you inoiho'is of mothers ye mg you will tine that very of them nut the tiny go rmcnfs in the regular family hamper could more needed than special Ibaby laundry bag" They an madje in different sizes and in any be of several colors A pretty one can be maMe denim in old blue whitfc Have bag stamped with decorphion of storks anlif you wish have Hie baby’s monogram put upon- it wd I he whole design may (Ione in simple tapestry or be used dr the od may even outline stitdh The bag in brown linen denim and worked in of or brown is less likelvto soil but the blue course wttite seems and more appropriate for a baby would a ft-w a ' -be embroideredin -the a p:l ‘'ci'd There is no ’irn ’ lovely and furniture for having will an un-traeiivc nowadays ami since modern hc?tts does much of her summer entertaining in the outdoor a c ' 1 Hisjh iRH ’ With i '! u : n q t hi LJ 1 t Asappnire-blue pins to place nor blonde curls Thev were not to be consideredwith her ajjowance so she went horde Ton Qj’ist not forget that sle ig dn' invent mil A mr e living: room must it be expensive -Camisole camisoles dresses can p be sill: a of Hl Se n pphire-bie ' medium-heavy 'iRS 1 Vith” crocheting iiook tb'Sc ihrpH articles ?i)r a'OUt tO inspiration tlir fashion the pins hich In few minutes she had cro over £rie nrettv bluMi cheted coni CllUA e ItCil nr Dieted she the ornament- at armjs length and them toy several admin rnirrnr ran io secondstinand then smile in her coiffure m A countfL'tsrjnl AVPr her UL Li dUijUlfhe sapphire-tfftie pins wce nance for lovely enough for any beauty aaia n”' i’Cilh (r'lrlArp lookjn? fOT SU vnu gestion for ernnuat nsr or in uiuav nr of these pins would please a B t v v -re a a h ov-r'ng i ll- O a j 4- Vx i ’ “ I l 4 V 5 J I a v t n - x- I 1 h-lu a u-placing fling a a a- crocheting weight and to the waistbandshould be triflo large so as to give more width at the top (which will naturally- require more than the waist does) at)d the pleats for thismeasurement upper part will’ have toy be slightly spread to increase the width still Across the front of more these pleats can be trailed little chiffon vines of rosebuds and pretty green Kibbon straps are used tor the leaves shoulders plain strips and sometimes little bow the top sometimes upon of the shoulder ones in theca quantity of sa purchased ' wear under made from aqcordion-pleated chiffon If the pleating is bought in the form of pleated ruffling and attached to band this band may be used4 for the waistband and ribbon can-be tacked abodt the top to hold the pleats in place for the upper part In the ease of the rufj sheer HI t Pleated HETTY ’ J The woman rushed th2 he corner not elty shop and uucklv purchased tWo large? amber hairpins shaped like the inviting and home like I"-cross-stitch I - r i 1 1 any excuse vcrr-ida A one gives the new baby pins and the regulation baby hundred but not one in VliRY 1 a Baby for ( -5 : a particular m ulate on Linen practical id ' j v r -ily m - iil i falrca : i-or-tir -Tt b ’ v V' i ii - : cbmd ' titseSi)-Jed mCJ n-w v 2 ‘ S oi f) f i no h-i-i ! 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T ' i I r HE 1 P t - c a embroidered ‘ 1 1 ing the furniture uie m’Sjo or arrow mi wicker seems to be (re me wor oNi eacn enai ifn furniture 1ms been recti in por ion should ?e maoe to nonthe overs there is much the needle worn do pi low tiia ran button Ovi to add to its attriytivene-s choirs and laund ereci when The moved provided should Tie with n (a&criie 'a which will cover the Inn Is crim tin simn'e These can be fa Tinned of linen crash or n of natural color hemstitched at t'te Hl top and lowr-r edges or they can be half dozen or supply more cushions simple ornamentedwith embroidered have table for design These protectors are almost an of otirse you wilf absolute necessity fpr no matter how- a a £ th y A i a tiny initials such as handkerchiefs or the letters are such fine materials in single very close line of the knots or larger initials as of the knots used are as many row's are needed to fill in the letter These rench knot initials and even monograms are very effective and you can’t imagine till you've seen one how they actually beautify those ugly old shaggy bath towels “Every day brings something new” said the older girl gratefully X Pr I ’ c I VV1 rar- 'f nLileriii eorrespends well with th“ craftsman br towel monogram is now being wicker furniture The protectors can be enhanced by an embroidered made in one strip sufficiently long to frame for the Initials Sometimes cover the back ami seat of the chair tiie frame is simple or they can be divided in two sections composed of of similar one of rectangular shape and tbe other wreath forget-me-nots or If small flowers and frequently the frame square you decide to hav'o them in piece make two-inch hem at is simple one an embroideredribbon or each erfd and hemstitch them rr padded oval pmbroider band in a conventional sign using colors will blend with to the furniture and awnings The pine-its design with rich cone browns and bheet of impression car-1 is always IjACE greens bon Another design much paper between your fabric ranrtu used for and the design the is the pmir’ lily Either of newspaper summer latter on top With sharp nenHl these will bb appropriate for your summer living room or a glass-pointed pen go over thf outline porch swing occupies prominent The design will be transferred The position on to the material and will last until almost every and the cushions and throw should be fash worked T Initials harpms Thje Uupon the head lagC PIUS set nntch HP cos hhiiiii iu If you price tl worn extravi ur" find them an vm fir beyond the reach of the aiOne clever gazdd rn purse woman icn with these a case filled lovely opriuments and wished-' for tvto - — r Lunr? t ) y ' Be” J Veranda — — t 1 m 1 vi i ’z 1 ’d t w the f becomeasy l HlP m I U r a XX ured krr i4 - B M I a mg 1 r ’ S hiPHe 'ui-ijr i I 1 h J : i n 1 -1 1- It 1 him hnt ’tir TV Hen ill slippers rn ohiiir' but ui iiit iiiuvi m ms if yo-u cannot find what ar vu tor it is simple matter Ao draw such slipper top This embroidered is then fitted to leather soles firm bastim bv th slipper soiled it Hi m matter to ta ke he it is hair of these slipper patterns with eyelets tlw around ribbons while others are to lit the feet without these d: Scallop the slippers a’oopt If the slipper pattern cqu: it is simple to m stamp or have the scalloping and stamped works' for the design is design Solid nest on these slippers eyelet as plays too rnurh work peekaboo w it one’s toes The slippers may be made without with or without backs Those backs look yTry much like the boudoir conventional "mule” J I i z 1 ‘ ‘ : ’ for Make — bedz ' ' ‘ t to 2 cool r 1 znhriLJrzf1 1 Z f “ and -r 1 JL-7 k 1 1 Sanitary room a 1 1 1 fi II txAIXTY fl f — I £ 71 k Slippers ill i 11 SrH I What i) 4 R 1 -f i - i i ' x j i i n-a BR if & c f s A set young- girl arm any short time to make -n t In i to pins The girls will duplicates of h f tr v PT frocks receive t P t fl C a requires su them that match several not be likely gift oi this -n Kafl v 1 i v- r v 1 X- “ Ml X 4 4 - 'v e ’’Lfekfe” BBjSS JC tq - nua RIB -'St-rV ' t-4"’ KSalR ' 2 MiM i " I lllllllllill Mil X- -4 !? 2! -r flH r