Lacy Border Pattern

Lacy Border 3 Pattern

The illustration shows the lace, so you will see that it is suitable for various types of edging such as hankies, guest towels, tray cloths, etc.

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Lacy Border Pattern

Lacy Border 2 Pattern

The illustration shows the lace, so you will see that it is suitable for various types of edging such as hankies, guest towels, tray cloths, etc.

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Lacy Border Pattern

Lacy Border 1 Pattern

The illustration shows the lace, so you will see that it is suitable for various types of edging such as hankies, guest towels, tray cloths, etc.

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Chair Set Pattern

Chair Set Pattern

This delightful motif illustrated as a chair set lends itself to cheval or dressing sets, trolley mats and hosts of other dainty things.

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Tray Mat Pattern

Tray Mat Pattern

The square motif shown here as a tray mat is adaptable to many articles.

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Circular Motif Pattern

Circular Motif Pattern

A circular motif of this type and size lends itself to in­numerable articles. For the really ambitious we suggest a table cloth.

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Dressing Doily Set Pattern

Dressing Doily Set Pattern

MATERIALS. —3 balls Ardern's Crochet Cotton No. 8 (old ticket number) or No. 10 (new ticket number). Tatting shuttle.

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Hanky Edging Pattern

Hanky Edging 3 Pattern

MATERIALS.—Ardern's crochet cotton No. 24 (old ticket number) or No. 60 (new ticket number). Tatting shuttle.

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Hanky Edging Pattern

Hanky Edging 2 Pattern

MATERIALS.—Ardern's crochet cotton No. 24 (old ticket number) or No. 60 (new ticket number). Tatting shuttle.

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Hanky Edging Pattern

Hanky Edging 1 Pattern

MATERIALS.—Ardern's crochet cotton No. 24 (old ticket number) or No. 60 (new ticket number). Tatting shuttle.

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