| Show 0 ON OM N THE hame y aft FRONIS R RUTH P elar S IF TF IT ever seemed to you that the walls and ceiling of an attic room were coming down on your head you know how the owner of this room felt before she began to experiment a bit with wallpaper and furnishings large samples of wallpaper were in place to test them only when a paper with tiny WALL LL PAPER ITH SMALL PATTERN AND NO BORDER MAKES Z ANGLES igles LESS ills DIS CURTAINS FROM CEILING TO i FLOOR ACCENT OOM VAT HEIGHT HT OF ROOM SLANTING WALLS ANO AND LOW CEILING A evenly spaced pattern and narrow border was tried all these defects seemed to melt away the long curtains with ruffles on three sides also helped to make the ceiling seem higher pink and white striped material to repeat the wallpaper color was used for the chair cover and dressing table skirt the chair ls is a remodeled rocker and the orange crate dressing table has hinged arms directions for them may be found on pages 4 and 19 of SEv SEWING VING book 5 NOTE book 8 in the series which mrs spears has prepared for our readers is now ready for mailing there are 32 pages of 0 these new ideas tor for homemakers with complete working drawings also a description of the first seven booklets of the series send your order to MRS RUTH WYETH SPEARS SPEAKS redford bedford hills new york drawer 10 enclose 10 cents for each book ordered name address |
