Beaver County News | 1920-12-15 | Page 7 | Gifts Made of Paper

Gifts Made of Paper Eg I I. - v " i f , --. i fs 1 " Among inexpensive gifts that are at the same time elegant and worth while there are many little convenient conven-ient articles made of prettily colored, heavy paper. Telephone and laundry lists, small portfolios, envelopes in which to place memoranda, etc., are among them. Two articles made of bright blue mottled paper are shown in the picture. The envelope for recipes rec-ipes is made by folding a straight strip of the paper into a pocket and flap. The sides of the pocket are fastened down with little bows of blue ribbon and the flap is ornamented with a painted spray of flowers in pink. The lettering is done in black. A long strip of the same paper folded fold-ed over at each end carries one or more sheets of white paper on which a telephone list is to be written. Small white squares outlined with black ornament or-nament it and suggest that this is a man's list. It is tied with a bow of blue ribbon at the top.