STITCHCRAFT GETTIT{G UP is nol so oad when a rus lrke t\is cones 7.r 'r'. a' oerween you alo the (old. c;d wo'rd. l(s lorts. '-...Y.-, close p.e o{er, .orforung wa.mtl', and ,ts :.BOOK lO.F,..' ,:,' ,,' briEhr partern glves a cheery morning SreetinS You can make this n,a, uslng your own

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Paton's sup.r Fin8.ring, 2,3, /1, and 5-ply. Paton s Rosc FinSe.iis. and ,l-ply- Th.re ar. sia colourchr.c olrus des Snsln !h€ lat.!.dliion , ol 'RUGCRAFT," b.sid.s over a hundred colourcd ilu! Paron s Superrnd RoscQualiryv6r . tiatrons ol ruqs lor which sepa.aie charB ire ava lable, and C.ocur Non-Shrink Wool. a corplete e/po),r'on ol rhe crat. se.d 'or rhB *alda'd boot on ns, 6.. po{ fre., to3..h.r w th free Woodpe.ker Knop . rrrra D-ic. ortols )anple! ol -oo. to Dept 30. & Bd dw'.1. lti , Seryl Fine Sp0n Angora. A lor. S.oQnd or Hal'13., Gnom. Rug and Embrod.r/ Wool. Samp es ol the abov. and other qua,!es w ll be sent posrlree on appli.ation. ( ROBERT CULLEN K N ITTING WOOL S P EC IAL IST IA L- IA2 TOTTENHAM LO N DON, W,I

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, Knitting & Crochet Guild VOL. l. No. ST ICHIRA {or lhe modern woman and her home

Oclober 19.12

CONTENTS . FASHION PaSe The Aw.rd olParis: by Anne Talbor, our ParG correspondent 6,7 . KNINING An All-Weath€r Golf Coar-frted with rhe pracrical "zipp" 9 With Angora Tre-a parricularl/ charm,ng tumpe, 10 Brief and Backlesr:-iace srirch dicky":-b;rer ro 13 For the Rrsrng cenerarion-rwo-yea.-olds" rwrn" 11. Leas be Sensrblel-wool undres of exquisire fic 22, A Coverlet for rhe Doll's Pram-somerhin! for smatt fingers... 31 . CROCHET Let Us 8e Gayl .ap and jumper ser, srarflng srrtpe! 4,5 Irhh Cro(het Wool-collai rnd cutrs in hie efflct 'n I . RUG-MAKING Ru8-l'4aklng-the Modern Hobb/. With.olou.ed.hart ... 15, 17 . EMBROIDERY Simple Stitche!-Viyid Shades-ideas for rhe fr€e transfer ... 18, 19 Colour Schemes and Stitches-lnstructions for free transfer 21 A Pouffe that Leads a Double Life-a useful pie€e offurniture .-.20, 21 llake a Record of your Holidal-with worklng chart 24 Scarlet and lvory-a dresslng-table set of modern charm 25 . GENERAL lntroducing STITCHCRAFT On th€ Screen 12 Short of ar 26 Hot PuddinSs wlrh Party AirS-STITCHCRAFT'S €ookin8 page 30 to har.ssed knirrers!

STITCIICR|'IFT ir p,blirkd ol th, f.n Fidalt of ory antb, p*e 6d. Annd/ !,beti?tio, pn ?aid a,twbere il, /he,o . t/6. S,bscriptiat d?n, litb ruDitta,.,, rhaald b, re /o Candi Ndtt P'bli.dtiarr Ltd., r N.", Bord S//ce/, Lo do,, lr.r.

M.nueripr, d!3'iqs, and p,totqriph submiled nst bc sdps for rdnrn it utrsuir.bt., All .onr,butioft will receive caretul coroid.r'rio4 bur rh. ldir.s cannor hord h.rsllr ..sponsibt lor lo$ or drEa. ir ksn. l Knitting & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT

The chlc ol strlpes . .. . . a"8.i9hier London" s rhe name we have q,ven to this model ru rpe. and cap h,o piece, g.ly sriped in ndvy and red on a while g.ound. l.+ruciro.s lor making opposlte

I Knitting & Crochel Guild t9l2 LET US BE GAY] .3 cas, to makemal(e a3 lt 13 smarcsmart 13as thE two-plecc ln red, whlte end blue

s33 ls a jumpcr Ihst Pill rdd . Armholc sh.piD8 i! bc8ur h.r.. .p.rllc to your wir&r wird- rsr now: Joio orvy wool in 2nd V ol .ob€l It h .m.rt to the last stitch prcvious row, 3 ch., r V in ?rd V. rnd $totri.hitrsly quic! io th. 3. morc V, thc lalt ir thc ard froro 6&irg---..sy cnough for the not-!o- crd, 3 ch., r d.c. io 2nd from c[d. ctFn to taclle, too- Therc is a 2ND now: Slip ltitcb ro c.Dtr6 of r Vi becomiry littlc crp ro Eetch. ch., r V trc:t () 'r5tly I ir V! ri*ht icro!. ln.tructioN to 6t 34 in. bust. 2nd ftom cnd. 3 ch., r d.c. ir .Dd Y. M^txaI^Ir:-JuEp- 3tD ROw: A! 2Dd rot. cr: 8 oz!. SuDfiovcr 411r Row: Slip stitcb to crochet *ool (4 or!. ccntrc of rst V, V ri8h. rhite,3 ozs.navy, ror. ac.oaa to last v bui red).InoxCrochethool orc. srE Roe: V right No. 13. Cap: r or. !cro!!. 6Trr now: With rhitc, r oz. navy. Rcd whitc wool, v risht wool left ov.r floh lnlroducino juEp€r. Ino! crochet Nccl opcning is bc- hoot No. 14. 'stttcucBari 8utr hcrc. 718, 8rB ABBR!vr^rroNs:- Rows: ro V ooly. 9rB Ch.:chain;st.:stitchi Thli ls a magazlnc for thc woman who Row: With r.d wool, d.c.:double croch€ti knlts and and cmbrolders. and d.c. rov of p.tteh on tr. : tlebLi d.t., : It ls pl.nned cspeclally for ih. womafl thc ro V. rorE, rrTE, doubletreblc;V.:r tr., who wants th. thlngs that sh. crcates, r2TH nOI{S: v sitb I cb., i t.. into 5.Ee st. whcth.r for h.6clf, h€r hom. o. hcr wHtc ool. r3rs now: TENsroN. Width: chlldrcn, to bc f.shlon-rlght ln.very D.C. l,ith mvy wool. ! V:r in. -(m€alured d.tall. I4TIII I5TIII T6THROWT: lcross the toP); depth: Ple.sc don't mlsundcrst.nd us! Thc V with Phitc rrool. cloth.3 and all thc oth.r thtngs for ITTE ROW: D.C. with rcd wool. r81lr, rgrE, THE ]UMPER whlch STITCHCRAFT slvcs lnstructtoni wlll bc r arr-but th.y wtll bc sternly 20?E SoW!: v witb FRoNr.-With n.ey practlcal ar well. Every dcslgn tn thc whitewool.2rsr,22ND, wool, ro8 rsr Row: ch. book ls actually workcd o'rt and made ,3RD Rowa: v sith r tr. into 6th ch. Irdm up. The lnstructlons ar. ,r!r"d. nasy wool. z4rH Row: !ool, ch.. r tr. into 3 We hop. you wlll Shouldc. shapiDs i! samc st. Miss 2 sta. and besun. 7 V, 3 ch., r wort more V, le.v- llke STITCHCRAFT. d.c- fiom 34 hope you wlll into 3rd V ing 2 ch. betsee. each. We eDd, tufr. 25rli Ro\f,: ffnd ln lt month by 2ND Rowr 6 ch-, r tr. Stip stitch to rst V, 3 into rstVbelow(always month Just the deslgns ch., r d-c. inio rclt,3 turn this wayinVrows) /ou want. And if you don'r. you ch.,r d.c into ncxt, { V to end, putting €ach or lf hav. V. 26Tn Row:2 V, r into the ch. of V crltlclsms to offer, we t.. into V,3 ch., 3 hopc you wlll wrltc 3rd b€low. WorL 3 more r d.c.into 4thV. Finish ross th€ same. 6TIr, ro us, and tell us Iust Rows: With what you thlnk! We Work oth€r side of 7rlr,8rH shall bc very grateful. li whit€ wool, Vas beforc. neck to .or.esPond, 9TH Row: With r€d joining th€ wool at th. wool, 3 d.c. into oach V, r d.c.between. rorr, BAcx.-This consists irrH! r2rHRows: with of three compl€te pat- white $ool V as before. terns. WorL €xactly as r3 row:Withnavy1,o01, ior the front, but with- d.c. as 9th row. r4rr{, out starting the occl rsTE, r6TH ROW: With openirs. Sbape arm- white wool,V as before. boles a! in front. but rTrE Rcs,: With red rool d.c. a gtb do not tor the ohoulderc. row. r8rH, rgrH, 2oTs Rows: With The top of the b.cl is p€rfocdy whit€ wool, V a! befo.c. straight across, all the tleces3ary These 20 rows form the pattero cor- sboulder shlping beirg in the front. rinucd throughout. Repert oncc, ard SLEBTB.-Wirb Pbit. sool,5r ch. blviDs worled 40 row! iD rll, pre.! rsrsow: r tr. into 6th ch. from hoot, ,ort PeU to lee if it xoealure. r?l itr. ]] ch., r tr- into srEc !t., Ioi!8 2 ch. .croso (for 34 in. bust). .dti@tl @ ta. 36 5 Knittitrg & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT IHE AWARD OF PARIS

By ANNE TALBOT OUR PARIS CORRESPONOENT

ripplc-cdg.d .c.dca to match. Thc scarvcs ar. doub!.- faccd, trittcd in tFo contlalting colours, rld ttc ripptG cdg6 ,rc !cp.r.tc or. from ihc othcr. Th. cnd! of tbc scarf are h.ld dosn, es shown iD thc st.rch on the opposit Very bdef and vcry high-waisted, the pag€, by r ldttcd b.lt which i! th.eadcd through rhcE Schiapaclli juhpor .rd carricd rouDd to f.ltcn et thc back of th€ wrist. skeLhed ab@e illus- nates the lende.cie. of the new colleclions. Eelow il is a h.nd- knitted jackel (lrom Veri Borea) iifi,ed in 10 the waisl and las- loned wilh nickel clips.

ARIS b.! ncvcr ofi.rcd . Eorc fascin.titrg rlray of rool trov.ltica, .cca.sorics, rtrd cvca cDtirc rf,ool co€tumc' th.o arc now bcitrg showtr h thc raloru of thc Sr..i drc.lE lio8 atablishmcDt!. For thc woman rrho i! clcv.r with her tnittiry ncedlc! .nd clochcr Loot s vilit to th.!c lo-calcd "coI.ctioDs" is r vcrit.hle f@t of iDlpirrtion, so origid arc thc idc.., so pleasing th. cf.ctr, rrd so pr.ctic.l thc products.

Schi.prrlli, thc fhou! sportsr€sr dcdgDc! otr thc Ru. d. lr Psit, shos! . collcction rcpletc with clever cnd uDurud id€a!. Lilc th. majority of thc bcttcr d!c!!- Eat.r., Moc. Schiaparclli strcs6cs thc D;rectoilc fccliDg ir hcr lilhou.tte for this ocalon. With rhis in mind shc hr! cr..t.d charming lirile pul-or iuhpcB of 6nc woot thrt brrcly reach to thc high, Directoilc wristliDc. Thc widc, eoarrc-ribbcd wristband, €nciding well up bencath thc bust, funhd rccentuatca thc bodice tinc of thc Ditcctoir. period. A shallov rolcd couar in the coam.- ribt'cd Etitch Gnbb.3 the high ftcLline. The slccves are in tb. tridilional manncr ot the classic juDpc., long, clotc-fitting .nd fiaished with a ribbed cufi. A sketch of o[! of th$. v.ry Dcw and !m.rt modcb is shofln.

MEG. Schiap.r.lli i! cspecialy food of little pull-on caps, b.ad-t t in r la-r8c honeycomb stitch, $ith ltraight, 6 Knittitrg & Crochet Guild Ocrobc. t9l2

vSchiaparelli,s ..SOCk-tOptt caPs goes to vThe trinlty set for changeaDle weather vlnterestlng trimmings of wool

Another c,p, designed for sporrs interesting cdging of rhe three wear, consistsof a simple, tubular harmonised sr€ens sholvs. band knjtted in plain ribbedstitch As th€ dav progrcss.s and th€ lery much like the top of a sock f.cble autumn 5un begins to alsert and approximatelv seven inches itself you have only to remove dccp. Thisis pulled on carelessly thc dark green outetmostjumper, at e rcchless engle, a! shown i. roll it up in a small ball that will the d.aeing, lnd stretches to fir go into you. generous tweed the head. The upp€r edge, pock€t, aod thffc you are, suit- though opcn oler th€ hai., n€ver- .bly, b€comingly, and comfort- tbeless does not leave the top ot ably ctothed as bcfor€. Should the h.ad exposed to an alarming the t€mperature demand still deSrcc since the natural contra.- furthertrctics, take ofi the lemon- tioD of thc close tends to hu€d cau8€ of your discomfort dr.w it in r ripplcd line whicb .nd be coolly contetrt iD the first, _ 2.! lcods an amusirg €l6sh etrect which shall be la!t, in this case rathct like i goos€be.ry lop or an .-.:,r aco.tr. Mme. Schiapar€lli predicts s grcat iucc€ss for th€se simple Under a blacl and whit€ tw€ed caP8, for winter sporb w€a., es- suit Vcra Bo.ea puts the healT The rich u-scarl i3 p€cislly a! a.cessoriG to ski-ing double{aced, with ealed, hand-l(nit coatce shown oD cmtumcs. Ihitted ina gaycolour two sepa.ale I lly thcopposite pag€. Itisof light gr€y edges. Skelched to match scarf, mittens ard socks, be wool .Dd is fitt.d into th. snug, low is lhe amuring they elc certa;.ly asset an to any liflle "5ock-top'c.p. ,aisr'dc.p Lngth that promises out6t of this type. to be thb autumn's smart st lin€ for tiilored and sport iacket!. Vcta Borea is another clever desigDer sports of clorhes. Four largc Dictel clips hold it triDlyshut at the side froDr, fo. thc rath€r irregular tem peratures of lutumn and early This sam€ jaclct leogth with . slight fare srop the hips sinter sh. has devised a s€ries of vcry light-weighr pull- is s€en in Ve.a Borea's btuc wool-crepe suit. An unusual on jump€rs of 6ne Shedand wool in a loosc open stitch. and amazingly cfiective trimhing is obtained by braiding You buy th€se jumpersitrgroups ofthre€,Each a ditrereflt four st.ands of m.tching bluc wool and apptlng them colour or a diflerent shad€ of one colour and worn super, horizortally across the f.ont aDd bacl of the j,cket, impGed on one anothcr. Fo! instance, a brisk, reaily arouod the st.nding cotlar ind the tops of rhe sleeves. cold morning dawn!, aod a rweed suit in shades lith of Nictel clips, simila. to those on th. grcy sweater, fast€n greeo ,ou puton first lour rhin l,(tle b.igbr greenjum|e,. Ovcr it you pull otr a seco.d one iD pal€ lemon-green, identical, save that irs n€cllifl€ is cut a*ay somewhat The idea of usiog sool as a trimming is gaining more ard de.pcr tban th€ 6rst one, permirt;ng an edge of v;vid more favour every day with the Frcnch rolru's. Chantal, gr.cn to show inside the lemon-coloured neckline. The., that successful house of discreet chic, embroiders a biown becsu8c it is so chillr, you pull oD the third and lasr, woollen frock with pea-shaped Lnots oldarker brown wool which is in a dark gr€€tr to ng ;o eith rhe rweed of the grouped into diagoflai bands on the bodice, hip, andll€eve. Buit, aEd still fu(her cur away ar the Deck sc that an

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OT lor y,,e&s hns l,sh,on givel 'fsE an easlly-made set to CUFFS: For each of th€sc us any accesso.jes so conrflcteh mrke ( bring dlstinctlon to a of rhe rose motifs (or oniy 4 charming as the I rish cnichet collar a nd for a close,fittins cull). These a.e culTsets thit are beiD8 so nruch rvorn. slmple Irock rvorked as follows:- He.e is one in fine wool \vh;ch would )Iake 7 ch. Join into a ring with a be p€.fect on any simtlc little $lolien IrBR,i!ial roN.: .h. - chd;n: slip st;tch (alsarsjo;n each round with lrock-best of all on Lnrck. of course. J.c-: double cio(heri lr. rreblei a sl;p srirch). rsr RoUND: r5 d.c. into Yourkno cdgcof sr.-st;rch. * cro.het needonlr p.:picot: r;ng. 2ND RoUND: 3 ch., miss 2 d.c. extend double the ciose-up photo- to.hain rnd crochet If you lool rt of previous round, r d.c. into the 3rd. and t.ebl€ fo. vou to make it. llvou qrrph above !ou $ill see that the Repeat from . all round (5 spaces of iollow the insrructions riw by ros collir .onsists ol snrall motifs roses j ch. in all). 3RD RoUND: lnto each you will have absolutely no djlnculty and lcrves j{,iied by a lacy open- I ch. space wor! a group of r d.c., and you can acquire rhis model .ollar \!ork. Each of these motits is made 4 tr., r d.c. (lhese groups form thefive and cufi set for w€ll und€r a shilling, separately. In the cas€ of the cufls p€tals). 4rH RoUND: Besin with iDcluding the necessary croch€t hookl lou can make the 5 roses required for 7 ch., then ma[e 3 extra cb. for the MarERl^Ls REaurnED: r oz. oi cach in advance- Fo. the collar the 6rst picot. (A picot is made by work- ' z-ply Super openwork part is worked 6rst of all ing 3 ch. and slip-stitching bac! into Scotch Firye.ing. An tnox crochet and the roses and leaves are made aDd the 3rd ch. from hook.) After com- hook No. 15. ioined in o.ebyone as theyare needed. cdti,r.A o" naz. ao 8 Ktrittitrg & Crochet Guild octobcr 1932

work for a d.pth of 4 Ca.t 'nches. AN ALL-WEATHER GOLF COAT To Cor,rir-rrr GmMenr.-Pr.ss wcll ritb a hot iroD over a daop cloth, but .void pr.ssins ribbing. Scw up all !€ams and sew slceves into armholca. placing seams to seams. knltte.l ln shower+roof wool, Plece top of zipp fastener (closcd) ro at har the pnrctlca! ..zlpp, festcncr .olkcdgc.nd s.w th. frstcDer dofln bothsidesoffront. With a crochet hool ard coEmcncins at bonom ot righr- heod front. wort an cven row of d.c. atitch into stitch up to poiDt $h.r. zipp faltcrcr commcnccs, Turo witb r ch. .od cootitruc to wort row upon " 7IPP"f.st.ofislie.upto th.modcm rop, calt ofi 3 .t3., then st b.ginning Z- idcrl of coobinio8 tbc dcc$raiivc of th. folowing p. row, cert ofi row, Btitch into .titch, fo! 2 inch!!. rod thc stcrnly prrctical, ard all thc 2 .i.. From hcrc, p. 2 !t!. togcthcr .t Ai.omnlcnceEeot of th. Dcri ro{ .ic.!t !por$ roollic! a!. usiag tt E bcSiDrioS of tb. rcxt 8 p. ross, but mal€ a loop thus: 8 ch., mis€ p!.vious d.c.inlo aowtbat tbcy cr[ bc hrd in a.pccirlly rhcn armholc mcasur.! inch.€, 4 d...of row, r 7l th.ocrt. M.Lc 2 molc buttonhol.! rr lishr wcisbt. This solf co!t, fllt.oing commcDcc rt thc .rE. timc ro !hrp. up to thc occt with rn op€n-endcd lhouldcr by cesting off st!. .t b.gin. .qual di6t.nce sprn. Prc!! .cam. 4 crochct, scw button! op- "zipp," i.. bcrutifully-shrpcd rfian. riag of tbc oc:i 6 L. rows. .nd larg. .od vcry c..y to lnit. Rr6Hr FRoNr.-Wort th. !.m. .! posire buttonholca, then lce r .6all MrfltI rr Rreorisxr:-ro o?r. of left, 0lsiys rcadioS Lnit for purl, rnd button to top of each llccv. t.b, .nd "v.ronic." thowcrproof wool, r piir purl for ldt for ![ shapiry!. .titch t.b. into m6it;on. ot No. rt, md r prir of No.9 IEor THs SrrBws.-With No. 12 o..dls Finally mate a imall trsscl rnd art.ch to thc of thc zipp falt ncr loittiog D..tllc., rnd r No. 15 lror crlt on 49 .tB. .nd wort h rib for "pull" crochct hoot. A "LightniDg" Zipp 4 iochcr. Chaogc to No. 9 Dccdlcs. F.rtcrcr !4 iochc! loog (opcn-.ndcd), L. 18 !tr. and t tc ofl thc nclt 13 on 3 lirtc, z .Edl buttoos. to . .tirch-hold.r (thi! b for thc trb). AsDisv 1loNs:-t.:triti p,:purl; Crlt oo 13 !t . to trlc thcir phcc, to8.-toB!thcr' .t,:.titch; !tr.: thcn l. ovcr th. rcmaining r8 st!. rtitchc.i dcc.:dc.rci.c; inc.:in- Frcm h.rc *orl in.tocling st. for r ioch, th.n inc. by Ltrhtirs twic€ Mlaasnax8NG:-From .hould€r to into th. fir.a and lalt !t. of caery lowcr cdg., zr iochco; rll rou 7th ro* uatil you havc 75 !t!. Now udcr ..ms, 34 inchai lcogth of wort ltraiSht urtil slc.vc seam mcas- .L.vc !c.rn, rE inchca. urco 18 incbca. Dcc. from hcre by TBB B^c(.-With No. rz nc.dlca, trling 2 !tr. tog.5t bcginniry and crd crlt oD 95 !ts. ard Loit r row into thc of cvcry row, both knit rDd purl,urril brct! of thc .t5. t6 Eelc r firm cdgc, 19 sts. rcmaio. Calt ofi. worl th.o b.gin prttcrn. sccotrd sl€€v! h the same war. r3T PATTTN 8O$,.-P. r, L. r to.nd. TIII T^is.-With No. i2 .edlc 2ND IOW.-P. .ll st!. talrc up thc 13 Bts. otr stitch-hold€r .r gortiouc io thc abov. rib for 4 iacbca, .nd 6f dtf- Knit in .ih for z in.h.. thctr chrrgc to No.9 ftcdles.nd rh.n shap. point by takjng z st!. tog in octitrs-.titch (i.,., r row .t besinding and cnd of cvcry row plain,'ort r rclr purl) for a further until only r st. r.mains. Frsten ofi. ro inchc.. Shsp. rrmholes by castiDg TIs CoLLAR.-With right lidc of off 3 !ts. at bcsimirg of lhc n.!t Fork towardB you, pick up all ltitchcs 8 1016, thcr cortiDuc .traight on round nect cdqc \rith No. q rccdle, r.mlidng 7r !ts. until rrmhole theD rlw.ys worling in fancy tib, mc!!ur.. ?i inchcr. Shape lbouldc.s by crsting 06 4 ots. ar b€ginrdng of th. D.!t rz rorrs. Ca.st off r.mrioing .tr. for brd of n€.1. LBr FroNr.-With No. 12 D.cdlca c..t on 59 sts. aod wo.l frncy db !! for bacl sclt. Cbrag. to No. 9 occd.3 rod sorL ro irchc€ otocLitrg- rtitch, but .lr.}l3 lc.p th€ 15 !tB. .t .dd of Gvcry i. row itr ssm€ rib a! th.t oI welt-this forma a boldlr up f.o!t.ds€. Whcn lidc ed8. i! s.mc dcpth rs th.t of b.ct, lhapc rmhol€! by c8tiDg ofi 3 s. .t bc8innitrB of th€ ncn 4 kdt row.. Worl until rrEholc Dcq!'rr.3 6l inchcs, cndins oD r kDit ror. thGD com6.oc. DccL .htping! thu!: Calt ofi ro !t!.i worl io cd. At bcgirniry of th. ncxt p. Ktrittitrg & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT WIIH ANGORA

n lumper knlttcd ln an casy dlamond Pattern

FRMLOUS litde bow-ended tie of white Angora (detachable for easy wshing) helps to make thi3 jump€r the altosether charminq afrair that it is. The diamoad Danern is very easy to knit if you fbllow the instructions .ow by ro!e. MarBRIArs:-6 ozs. Plton's sdDer (or Beehive) Scotch Fingering wdol, 3-ply,aDd 2 balls (l-oz.each) Beehive Ansora Wool, White. Tso No.8 lnd two No. ro KDininE Needlca. vlvld .oFl blu.k th.6lour of th.lump.r Prr.nr le.ih.r h.l, ln th. photornph, bur rll. whl@ An8ohtl. MEAsUREMENTs:-[.ength from top would b. in .qu.ll, cfi.div. contEn wh[ of sboulde., r9l ins. width all round nl8dcr brown or with brltht n.v, blu. at underarm, r4 ina. Lenstb of 3lcevc fron under-arm, r8 ins. TENsroN:-r pattern to r+ iDs. repeat from ' to tie end of t[c row r?rH Row: Cast ofr 7 stitcbe8, knit THE FRONT plain to the last 3 stitche!, k.2 tog., With No. ro D€cdles, cas! on k. r. rgTE Rowr k. r, k.2 tog., k. r, * 94 stitches. rsr Row: k. z, . p, r, sl, f$d., k. 2 tog., k. 5, repe.t froh k. r, reFat from . ro the end . to the last 3 stitch€€, wl. fwd., t. 2 of th. ro-. Repeat rhis row for s rog:, k. r. 2rsr Row: L. r, 1.2 tog., inches, decrealing one stitch in the stitcbca unbl mere ar. four fuI pat- k. r, wl. rwd., k. z tog., . k. 2, t.2 last row. Usi.g the No. 8 needtes, tcrft from thc commencrment. Pro- tos., wl. fwd., k. r, 19L fwd., k. z ros., proceed as follows:. cc€d .s follows:-rsr Rov,/: Knit reieat from ' to the end of the row. .rrsr Row.-Knit pl.in. zND al,.D plain. 2ND AND ALTERNATa Rows: 23nD Row: k. r, k. z tog., k.6, I wl. ALTERNATE RowS: k. r! purl to the last t.r, purl to the last stitch, ft.r. fwd., [.2 tog., k.5, rep€at from' to stirch, k. r. Row: L. r, . k. 1, wl. Row: t l}1. fwd., the last stitches, k.2 tog., L.r. 3RD . 3nD t. 4, L. 2 tog., 3 fwd., t. 2 tog., k. z, repeat from to k.5, rep€at lrom ' to the end of the 25rrr Row: k. r! k.2 tog., krit plain the lalt stitch, k. r. srH Row: [. r, row. sTH Row: . k, 2, [.2 tog,, wl. to the end of the row. ?7rs Row: . [. r, 1.2 tos., sl. fwd., k. r, wl. fwd., k. r, wl. fwd., k. 2 tos., iepear i. r, k. 2 tog-, k. r, . Pl. fvd., . . f d., k.2 tog., L. r, repe.t f.om to from to thc last 4 stitcb$, k. r, k. z &. 2 tog., k. 5, rep€at froD ' to the la8t 3titch, k. r. 7rH Row: Lik€ tog., t. r. 7rlr Row: 1.4, . wI. fwd., tbe last 5 stilch€s, wl. fwd., (k. , the Jrd row. 9rH Row: Knit plain. k. 2 tog., k. 5, repeat from. to th€ last tog.) hrice, k. r. 29rH Row: k. r, rlfir Row; &. r, . wl. fwd., k. rog., k. 2 tog., fwd., tog., . r 2 6 stitche3, wl. fwd., k. 2 tog., k.4. *. r, Nl. k.2 L. S, repeat from to tbe last stitch, 9rH now: Knit ?lain to the last 3 k. 2, &.2 tog., $1. fwd., k. r, sl. fwd., k.r. r3rn Row: k.2, * wl. frvd., stitch€s, k.2 tog., k,r. rrrll Ro$r: k. 2 tog., repeat f.om . to the last k. 2 tog., t. 2, k. 2 tog., wl. fwd., k. r, t. r,'wl. f\"d., t.2 tog., k.5, .epeat stitch, k. r. 3rsr Row: k. r, t. 2 tog., repeat from r to the €nd of tlrc row. from to the last stitch, k, r, r3rH k.6, * wl. fwd-, k. 2 tog-, k. repeat ' * S, rsrs Row: Like the r rth row. r6rs Row: k.2, wl. fird., k.2 tog., r k.2, from to the last 4 stitches, wl, fwd., Row: k. r, purl to rhe last sritch, k.z tog., sl. wl. fwd., (i<.2 tog.) twice. Row: Knit .*. .. .. fsd., [.r, 33RD k. r, Rep.at from to rwic.. !. z tog., repeat from . to the last 5 plah. ln the next row k.45, t. 2 rog., ru.n. stitchd, k.2, k.z tog., k.r. rsrH 35rlr Row: [.4, . wl. fwd., t.2 tog., Continu€ in patt.rn on rh.se 46 Roq/: k. r, . wl. fwd., k. z tos., k. l, L. 5, rep€at from . to the la.t ? to Ktrittitrg & Crochel Guild Ociober 1932 ltitches, wl. fwd., k.2 ros., k.2,k.2 the last stitch, k. r. rorH Row: k..2. inch*, decrcasing one stitchatthc eDd tog,, L. t, ITTB Rov',:'k. 2, t,2 tog.. fwd., k. z tog., t.5, repeat from of the last wl. fEd., .'wl. row. Now witb No. 8 k.r, wl. Iwd., k.2 toe., to the last 5 stitches. rel. twd.. (k r. needles, r€peat from .. to .., a! repeat from . to the last . 3 stitches, tog.) twice, k. r zrsr Row: k. r! k.2 giYen for the front, fiye time.. t.3. 39rH Row: k. 4, wl. fwd., [.2 tog., . wl. fwd., k.2 tog., k.2, k.2 Proceed as folloss:- tog., . k.sr repeat ftom io the last tog., wl. fwd., K. r, repeat from . ro rsr Row: Calr ofl sritcbc., 6 stitches, wl. fwd., !.2 tos., L.r, ? Loir the last 3 stirch€s, k.2 roq., k. r. plain to thc eDd o[ tbe ros. zND L.2 tog., t. r. Row: Knit plain. * 4rsl. 2.}RD Row: [. r, wl. fwd., [. z ros., Row: Cast ofr 7 stitches, purl to rh. 43RD Row: k. r, wl [wd., 1.2 toq., k.5, repeat troo . to tbe Ir$ i€pert trom . r Iast sdrch, !. r. 3RD Row: k. r, 1,2 k.s, !o thc last-8 3titche, k.z roq., k,r, 2(TB Row: tog., t. r, . Fl. fwd., 1.2 tog., L. .titch€s. wl. {wd., t. 2 rog., k.2 S, l. .], k. r, k.2 roq., k;ir plaiD r; rhe l6st r€peat from. to rbe last sr;tch.!, wl. tog., L. r. 4SrH Row: k. z, wl. fwd., ititches, S I k.2 rog., L. r. ,?rB Row: fwd.. (k. 2 tog.) twice, k. r. 4rc AND k.2 tog.,. t.z, k.2 tog., wl. fwd., k.4, . wl. fsd., k. , rog., t.5, repeat * AITaRNATB Rows: k. r. o'lrl ro rh. k. r, $1. fwd., k. 2 tos., repcnt from froE to the last.r sritches, sl. fwd., last sthch, [, t. 1.2 .to tbc lalt stitches, SrHRoi:1.r, 4 [. 4. 47rH Row: !.3 rog., k. r. 2qrH Row: L. r, k.1 tog., r, wl. fwd,, L. tog., . rel. fed.. roe.,Ir. t. z 1.2, t. r,. k.: s, repeet tog., . wl. fwd., k. r, wl. fwd., k. r k.2 tog., wl. fwd., !. r, wl. fwd., k.2 from . to thc ldt stitcb€s, wl. fird., . 7 rog., k.2, k., toq., rep.rt from ro to8., repeat from . to thc lest 8 t. tog., !.. 2, tog., 2 1.2 L. r. 4grH tb. last 3 stitches, el. iwd., k. 2 ros.. stitchee, k. z, toB., wl. r, Row: plain. k.2 f*d,, l. Kn;t lrcr:nowt.a,.wl. k. r. 3rsr Row: k. j, . wl. iEd., k:2 L.2 tog., Row: L.2 f*d., repear . k.r. 7Tn l.r, t. 2 tog., !. S, from to tog., k.S, repert from . to th€ last tog., k.6, . wl. fwd., the last ltitches, tog., 1.2 tog., l. S, 3 [.2 k,r. 9 stitcbes, wl. fwd.. 1.2 tog., [. 4, r€pcat from . ro thc last ltirche!, Row: . k- tog., .ljRD 3 53RD L. 2, z wl. fwd., t.2 tog., k. r. Row: k. r, L. 2 k.2 tog., !.r. now: h.2 L. r, rvl. fed., k. z tog., repear 9rB !.t, frod tog., kDit plaio ro the eDd of thc ros. tog., tnit plain to th€ last stirchcs, th€ lrlt 6 srirches, k.2,1.2 toE., . 3 'to 35rE Row: &.5, wl. fwd., k. 2 toq., L.2 tog., t. rrTB *ow: L. r, L.2 wl. fEd., Row: . r. k.2. 55rH k.a,. ;1. repcat lrom to the lalt j stitches, tog., k. r, . wl. fwd., 1.2 tog., 1.5, fwd., k.2 tog., repeat from . . !.5, to k. j. 37TH Row: L. r, k, 2 rog,. k. 2 .cp€at from . to th. last saiich.!, the last 2 stitches, wI. fwd., k. 2 tog. ql. 4 rog., fed., k. r, wl. fed , [. 2 tos., wl. fwd., k.3 tos., [.r. r3th row: Row: KDit plain. Row: . 57TH

On the Scrccn

. Sylvia Sidney, who 3Pra.9 into lamc on ihe ttcngth o{ hc, pcdormance "Ladies ol the 8i9 HoBe," 'nis an enthosi.stic knillca Here ihe i3 tn.PPed

. the sr.dne$ ol the.rcch.1 cap i5 demontlrstcd bY Susan Flemins, who cho$es one wilh 6 iaunry pom'pom on loP and a 6lled edqe in contral. ,,rarourl

lackie Cooper, lhe 5ha1l st., who i5 perhaps the be5t known oi Hollywood! younger gene,alion, believ4 in the ihenlou3 lile. He we6B a pull ove. knilted in 9.Y stripes lor his hohirg exercise5. Meto'caldwto- 3!3.,

a Attraciive Cla.k Gable i3 nover happie. than when i. .idinq til. He chodes a white kn'fl;d pull{ver wilh .omlonable pola

t2 Knittirg & Crochet Guild O.tob.r t9t2 entcf3 the K. ncxt row to form rid8€'. RcP.lt Cotrtinue hcrc without dec. bu! oo fhe "dlckytt from' to ' onc. Eore. Asair work the ne:t row of fancy lnitting, l,orl world of Smart women slriD of hcc pattcrtr and aSEio repeat p.ttero a! usual, thu! bringing ars fro; ' to '. but aftcr Lnittins tbe to 22. Cortinue unril strip ot lac. 6r6t row of stoctiDs'stitch' b€sjD paltern is mmplctc, thcD worl 5 rowr for arm-holca-bv crsting ofl itocline st. and I row for ridgt. .hlDins-at THE ktrittcd "dicly' for PcrrioS a si!. begiming of ncrt 4 rors. This ridge mrrls th. top of shouldcr. lwith a coat and slin or c.rdisao Worl thc ridgc iD the oe:t row,theo Fromhcre,continuinsiosroclitrs.r . girit madc its ddbut io Paris, but contiDu. to d€c. bY taLitrg 2 3r!, tog. besin to add sts. for bact of n€cl by lmait womcn oo thb aide of thc at besiming of the next 6 rows (66 casrins on 3 sts. at the cnd of rhc ocrl Ch.rltrcl have bccn quicL to see it. !ts. res[iD). Thh brioss vou to thc r D- roPs. Do rot work bacl o"d th. oGsibilides. t{erc i5 one of thcse ftst row oith. ncxt strip of lice P!t' iait set of cart-oo sts. but plcc .ll orl ilttte bachleas pristcoats carried out tcrn. After completiog 9 rows ofthb' a stitch-holdB utrtil 2nd shouldcr in fine Aneora wool itr a siDslc lac. commence shapioq for nccl a! follow8: has bc€rr wortcd. zND sIrouLDaR: oattern. I't is a chrrming littl. afiair, rsl now: 33 st! onlYr turn' Joir wool to nect edgc, cast ofl 3 !ts-, i. p. 2ND Row: all sts. ;ith its polo collar and PoiDted front. l..Yinq rem.inins sts. on. shtcb' to .nd. t. 3nD Thcr. is r bdret to match. h"ld.'_ notil Gbt-shoulder ha! b..n Row: C.st off 3 at!., t. for ridric MaTERI Ls:-3 sleiDs of Beryl Atr' comDleted. zND nOW: cast ofl I sts. 4rH Row: Pattertr, .oding 1.2 tog sor. Wool. r Dair of No. 8 Ino! hDit- k. t6 cDd. ?RD Row: L. for ridge four dmes, t. I. srH now: Calt of iinc occdles,'r Inor crocbet hool' arn now: Cist oE I sts., !. 2 tog. 3 st!., p. to eDd. 6rfl Row: Patt.rn Nol rz. and a sct of stcel knitting iour dm.! in.tead of tsicc, continuc acro!€ as usual (22 3titchcs r.rDa;') needles, No. Iz, also two colourcd in Dartcrn to end. sTH Row: P. ,ll Continue wortiDg to m.tch 6'.r buttons of mediuE size, I ved whiic !t.._ 6T8 Ros,: Crst ofl 3 sts., l. r, shoulder, but c.!t on sts. for bgcl of p. .ibbon. aDd ha[ t yard of white nct. 1.2 tog., pattern to cnd (23 st!. neck st end oJ Lnit rows, then bacl Tnriror:-6 st!. to thc incb in rcmain). over last lot of calt-otr st!., p. to cDd N'Bxr Row: h. acros! all Et8., cast oo

on rtit.h-hold.r {88 sts.onnccdlc).Wort 4 rows 6toclinS st., BRIEF AN D BACKLESSI cast ofi looocly. continud 6 dc. 31

widtb, 7 rows to tbc itrch iD dePth. MrasuREMsNTs:-Leoqib from toP of shouldEr io lowcr edsc, 16 irchc8. Size aU round utrdcr arms, 32 inchcs. ABsR!flrrloNs:-k. : koit; P. : ptrrti sr.:stitchi cb.:chaio: d.c.:

WAISTCOAT Besin waistcoatbycasting on Jo 3t3., rhen- alw.vs wortine in stoctinq stitch (i...,-r row plain, r row purl' altcrnately). inc. by sorking tsice rnto th. hrst stitch ot ev€rv Initt€d .ow, rnd twice into the last stitch of evere purl row, until you havc 44 st!. in ,il. Place these sts. on a stitch' holdc!. then wort aDother Piece io the sam. w.Y, bul this dme rev.rac wort by inc. at end of every k roq, and *sinninp of cverv o. row. Now t. tail ovcialt stitchis. includiDs tho3. on thc (88 sts. in .I). K. th. .ext row (to form a ridgc otr right side of work), theo commcncc l2ce Dattern thus:- rsi Row: k. 2 toq. twice ' m. t L. r thrce times, m. r, then k. 2 tog. four times. ReDcat from ' endiDg I(. 2 tos. twice i;stead of four tiDc!. zxo n"ow, p. all ats. 3RD Row: As rst row. 4iH Rovt: p. all sts. 5rlr Row: k. plain. 6rH Row: t, Plain to Thcoc 6 rows worked four tim.s form ooe strip of the lrce PatterD. Haeine comDlet€d this firct P.ttern BtriD, wo-rt ' i rows stothing'stitch, Knittirg & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT FOR THE RISING GENERATION

Brother an.l slster (K. r tim$, Two-vear-olds lead their clothes a shades Row: D.. P. rD) four outfits ln two Casr o0. I tifet Hand-knitted ool- K. rD., P.8L., K. rL. rtrcnious stitches .tand uP to it better than most ot green RrcBr FRoNT,-C.st on 7 lics and th€ remai ng thio$ aDd have tbc gtcat rdvantagc ifl L. tnit 32 \ritbout weisht. stitches on to th€ end of the same of iviae warmth follov/s:-rsr Moicovci. there ia "qive" in a n..dle. Proceed a5 laitted garment (h alows for Roev: K. r. purl ro the latt :l stitche, 8rH Row: K. IL.. P.3IL., break ofi K.3. zxo iow: Knit plain. Repeat " rhe liqht, (K. ID., P.rD.) three the rst lod znd rows once. 5rH Row: Thir-icrser and Lnicler 3.1. with a -K. K. rL. boY aod a times. rD.. P. 1rL , Cast ofl 4 stikhes, K. ,. purl to tbe crp to ;stci tor the small ERoNr.-WorL on theGrst bar€t for his sbter, meet! a v€ry LBPT 39 last 3 stitches, K. 3. oDc€ stitchB as follows:-Isr Row:K. iD tbe next and d.finit need for wirt... 32L' at tbe arD-bole edqe (K. rD.. P. ID.) rhree times, K rD every alteroate row unril JI sritches 2ND Row: (K. rD.. P. ID.) !bree r€mrin (le.pins a border of 3 stitches THE BOY'S SUIT times- K. iD.. P. 1rL., K. rL. in phitr knittins at the froDt edgt). (K. P. ID MarB.RraLs:-6 ozs. White H€ather rRD Row.-K. rzl-., rD , ) WorL ? rows *ithout shsping, theD rrH Row: A! 2od Scotch Firy€ring, 4-ply (the original ;h'.. ri-."- K.1D. ioin iD rhe dark wool and Proceed ,! Cas't ofl stitcbes. wrr worled with 5 ozs. light giee.- .o*.

P.2D., 16 L., K.rL. 3RD Rowl K. r. Continue in stocking st. until TtrNSroN:-6+ sls. to tL. inch, K. rsL., 2D., (K. rD., P. rD.) t.n rhe wort mea$rres 2 inch.s ftom measuled ovcr the plain, smooth rime., K. tD., r5L. 4rH Row: K. rL.! the commencemcnt, ending with a fahric. P. rrL.. rD.. (K. rD , P. rD.) tlvelv. nnrl roN I)ecrease once at each Usingda.k glcenwool,cast on gI srs. t;m.s. K. rD., P ?D, r2L.. K. IL. lnd or rhe needie 'n rhe next and Knit 8 rows in moss pattern, decreas' srH Row: K. r2L., rD., (K. rD., every follorving 6th row unfil ing once at eod of 8th row. Break ofi P. rD.) fourteen times, K.2D., r2L. 66 stitches remain. drrl wool, join in light and continue 6rH Row: K. rL., P. rol-., rD., Shape {or the back as fouows:- in srockinq st. (knitlins r st. plain ar (P. rD.. K. rD.) Gfteen times, P.2D., lST ROW| K, r, P.49, turn. 2ND AND beginning and €nd of pu.l rows, to IoL,, K.IL, Rows: Kn;t Plain to the s;v€ a 6rm edge) utrtil work measutes Shape forthe sboulder as follows:- end^L',rERxA',rE of the ro1r. 3RD Row: K. r,P. 39, 3 ins. from the beSiDning, cnding IST ROW: K.IOL,, ID,, (K, ID,, turn. 5rH Row: K.r, P.29, turn. Nirh , s,'rt ..w Proceed rs folloss: P. rD.) sixteen tines, K.2D., rL., 7rH row: K. r, P. rg, turn. grn Row: rst ro'i: K.z, r P. I, K. I, repeat turn. zND now: P. rL., lP- ID,, K.r, P.9, turn rrrH Rowr K. I, from * to end. Repeat this row ro Ii. rD.) selenteen tim€s, P. ID., IL., purl to the last stitch, K. r r2rH times. This band oI ribbiog is to rurn. Row: (K.rD., P.rD) Row: I( 2. * P. r. K. r, r€peat from give the cap a good fit, and is hidden 3RD * lourteen rimes, turn. 41H Row: to the end of the ro\1. Repeat the 'No* (P. rD., K. rD.) nine times, P. rD., r2rh row 6ve tim€s. rSrH Row: K.2, continire in srocking sr. until turn. (rlr Row: (P.rD, K.rD.) . wi. fwd., K.2 tog., P.r, K.r, Nork measure. Tl ins. from com- lourteeri times, K.9L. Cast ofi. repear irom * to the end of the row. mencement, beginn;ng aftei the rih- THE SrEEvEs.-Using the light green Reoe.i the r2th row thr.€ times. bing with . K. row, so that smood) Nool, cast on r8 stitches. worft Cast ofi. s;de of srockins ,t. is reversed. End i. stocting st. 2 stitches THE LE.r LEc. Using the dark with , purl row and proceed to de- green cast on crease ior top of cap as fotlows: at the end of every row until there arc sool, 5l st;tches. Work * 5+ stitches on the needle. De.!ea3. ro LUrrespond sith lhe r;ght leg, rsr Row: ' K. 2 tog. repeat from on.e at Each end of ihe needle i! thc worlLnq the shafings rnd casting ofI to end, zND Rowr K. r, Purl to th( 5th and €very {ollowing 6th row u.til at the opporite erds of the needle. last st., K. r. 3RD Row: K. plaii- To MAKI UP TI]F JERSEY AND 4rH Row: As 2nd ros. srH no\\r a damp cloth and K. K. 2 tog., repeat from t. Work 3 row3 without shaping. ln thc KNrcxERs.-With ,. ' ' nest row. K.3, K.2 tog., repeat hot iron press carefully. Sew up end. Reoear from zDd ro (th ro$ tuom . to th. end ot th. row. Procccd the side, shoulder and ileevc seams of once. Bieak off wool. run ihe rnd as followsr-rsr Row: K.2, * P. r, theJersey. Sew in thesleeves, placing through the remaidng sts., draw ut Il. r, rep€at from * to end. Rep.at leam to seam. sew thc 7 casGon and {asten s€curely. Press vork Niilr this rotr lhirteen tim€s. rSrH Row: .titches in Dosir,on on thc wrone side. damp cloth and hot iron and sew ut) Kflit plain. r6rH Row: K. r, purl to Sew on b;trcns io corr.spoDd w;th .ontitued on ?a?e 3t rhe lasr {itch, K r. R.p.at the r5th th. hutton-holes. Sev up the front rnd r6th rows thrce timcs. Break ofl eDd back seams ol the knickets. Sew fie liqhr wool a.d join the dark. up the leg seams. Thread .lasti. 2jRD Row: K r, incr.asc once in th. through th. holcs at the \eaist. next stitch, kn;t plain ro end. 24rH Rox,: K. r.' P. r, K. r, repe.t from THE BOY'S CAP * to .nd. Repelt rh. 24th roN 6vc llAlERr^Ls:-2 ors. "White Hea- ther " Scotch Finger;ns, 4-ply (orieinal ras*orked $,ith r oz. e,ch oflight and rF]E KNICKERS darl qrecn sha,les t4oo and t4o:). Usi.B thc dark green Nool. cast o. T\ro lnr\ kn,rl nq needles, No. S \3 stitches. Knit 8 rows in moss lh^suREiIrNr:-width all round pattern. Break ofl the dark wool and brim f$hen strrt.hed), Is ins join in the lig\t. In the nexr row K. a, r K. I, in(erse once ;n the ne\r stirch, reteat frof, r t. the lisr st;tch,

woolliesarc qu ie lhe best thing 1o, very sm.l people lo wen, ih,oughoui lhe winle, rhese jersey and knickq sets a,e so all,active-and p ar ned with aneye lo the ,ea lypr.clicalas wel I

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AND-MADEI ll me.nr such a loli th.t ad- jeclive, i. lhe5e days ol ma$ prcduclion. Pa.li.ula,ly wherc arc concemed. ir me.ns lhe diffe.en.e belween'ugs the st€rcolyped and the di5linclive, beleeen shoddinesr and almost *er- lasling wear, belween somelhinq lhal ii duplic6i.d by lhe ihousand .nd something that exprcsret

Mo,e and hore wohen aG dircoveing the {ascin.'ion ol rug-making-indeed in hundrcds ol hou5ehold3 it has been adopted efi fanille. When revernl people acqune the habitoladding' a few knob in any spare momenhr il is ahazing how quickly the pile .,eeF across lhe canvi!. Not . lew prcsent-day about'to-b+w€ds al6 making the rugr lor $en futu.e home between them-omeiimei the nnir capet, loo! The rug on the lelt is a padicularly chaming design Ior drawingioom or bedrcom, and even a beginner will have no difficllty in wo.king il our tom lhecoloured cha opposile. Every sh.ll squ.ie rcprcsenfs. knol, .nd . knot is wo*ed thouqh every hol6 ih the c..vai'on l,o e.ch ,idge ol double th,eadi.

RUG-MAKING_IHE MODERN HOBBY

A HAND-MADE ,. wilh ih. Ac'es, o1 hi' oid p,btic school or colloge wo*ed inlo il h a new ided lor d man s r@m. The one on th6 right bea6 lhe Harow cen- 5l..- cilled cnnv.ses .an be had with the creils ol mon public s.hoolt and colleger in lhen corecl colou,5 most needle- worl lhops stock them or c.n oblain lor you theo.eyouwanl. It seem5 a liltle eaiy to be thinking aboul Chrislmas, bul this d@s su99e5t n good ide. lo, a "speci.l" p,esentl

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wf,'ir:I%Jl!+f: free transfer! lr lends its.lf to the gayesr kearments, and It Salns its.ffecis wirh so litrle work-an lmportant Point in these da),s when few women have iime for lnrrl.ar€ stitchery, Moreover lr ls speclally d€slgned for em- broldering in wool, whlch ts a most attracriv€ way to srike a not€ of colour in'furnlshlng accessorles for a dmole modern sertinq. We plann€d (hls (ransfer pri- marllyforhousehold rhlnp!.bur rhe small motifs of it are lakii- ating for .hildren'r clothes, :i coo, especjall), if you work chem wlth the new Whtre Heather Rayon Emb.oiderv Wool. wtrici trrq e rt.a,i of silk running through ir.

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lT ! an ittra.t !. ,o l.-r,." .1.. , ..m.i*P'de: r'..i room ser al to match. Thc colour'phoro on th. oppos re page shows the motifs worked on lalrndry ba8. dressing iabl. set. handker.h ef sa.het in.l nighrdress case, and !he co our schemeitsugSests ischarrn n8 b ues and mauves predomin- ating, wirh riny rouches of oranSe to "lif.' rhe whoe ef{ec!. YoLr m ght work a bcdspread to match as we ll

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*tx r o.ar ge a.o b,owr rones go w,(l IoLr dFCo,au?e scl e1 e t.f the colour ar.anser.rr on r-e lefr aoove The (ush on makes clever lse of rhe sma I morifs of ihe transfer. dividlnS rhem wi!h lines of running srirches. ) Llke rhe orher rhings showi on these two piges, ir ts Tade d rca.re ,s absLrd / nexpe;sive and males a Derre.t baclgrounc for 8ay *ool emo.oiderl Tl'e blue ano mauve colour scl^ere ( used aga'r or rli" nrescreen, the panel on the arge s.reen, and ihe second cushioi and.haiLbi.k The llrrtralion at the left shows yo! a ctose-up'oflhe .aflous rorfs. Derar.s o, aork,i'q are or page 2t ,oger".r wirl- pa'r.Llarr or -""s..;e"r' ,"a q,i"r'r'e. of matcrial for rhe rhings thar are tllusrrared

Knitting & Crochot Guild STITCHCRAFT

A POUFFE that leads a DOUBLE

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comfortable fireside seat and capaclous hold-all

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with tiny rooDs have MALLER hou!€s aDd flats E establish€d th. vogue o{ two-in-otre furniture. Here is a poufe desipcd for double duty. It opens like a mi lture box ottoman to rev€al a capacious interior TRANSFE R which will hold thc dozem of magazines that most households ac@mulate, the piles of socts and stockings awaiting mending, or, in the little house wh€re the.e ig three colour schemcs a baby and no omcial day nurse.y, the collection of toys that need to be Lept somewhere eeily reached by th€ir BRE are the

Any c5rp€nt.r would quite cheaply put together the of White He.ther I wooden box which isdre found- ation for the poufe, or if yoD l are handy with tools-as so many won€n are nowadays- pases r8 and 19. you could construct it yoursclf without much dimculty. The original poufie, a! you will sec from the measurements in the red (5384), bright diagram, is fairly large, but it blue (a6,) and is easy to adapt the size or evetr to alt€r the shap€ and make it an yellow(5367)out" oblorg afair. lined in blacki The ourside of the poufie is embroidered on heavy (an\a, wnh Cnome rug wool. which ts rhick and covers hlue (s4o7) and the ground quicl.Iy. You will ned ,l yards of 36 ;n. crean (7414); Goblifl canvas, and or Cnom€ rug wool r oz. No. 289 (Adoois blu€), , oz. No. 293 (o.anse), r oz. No. ,36 (so+). (Iaburrum), 3 ozs. r"o. 34r (malachite green), 6 ozs. No.557 (rhinoceros), 7 ozs. No. s2 (black). 32 ozs. No. 29r (sre€l blue). An alternative id€a is to cove. the top only, .nd either enamel or blue (5409) with stain and polish the sid€s. The colour chart opposit€ shows (7430) outlined only the exacr rop of the pouffe. s;B black, green(5oa) When cdtting our the .anvas you must allow elso for the sides of L rhe top. Thesesides are r.i in. wide. L-- Cut a squcre of canva :7 \ 27 in., and embroider tbe side. rshape indicated by dotted line) in blue in rhe sme (7068) and blue- vay as rhe rest oi rhe baclground. The surplu. canva. srey (5367) with lel( un,orered ar the corne.s ir, couree, cul away 1Jt€r ivhen these are mibed. ^f (7430) outlined Ordinary fioss stitch is us€d for the whole of the top and tor the panels in the side secdons- The reminder fawn (+87) md of the sides is in knotted stitc!, which cov€rc the groutrd orang€ (?o74); more quicuy. Diagram C illustrate. the method of leaves in green $orkins kno(ed srirch. ,r rs embroidered irom letr to (5o4). Edgings buttonholed lvith blu€-sley (s367). nghr, IJeg,nning in rhe top left-hand corner ot rhe space Orange and brown colour scheme ofiuahion on page ro be 6lled Biing rhe s;ol up rour hol

flttlng ln knittlng . . . alhese undies .re prool 'h.t wooilies th.t are sensib e need .ot ook it. lhey .re ped.h co oured and lit lke a dr..m. lnshuctions ,or fraki19 them on ihe opposite page

17 Knitting & Crochet Guild t932 Hand-knltted undles LET'S BE S ENSIBLE I can be sllm-flttlng as sllk

-rHlS is the loveliesr ser or sinter purl NArP Rows: k.r, 'irow:ro the Ia( 1og., $1. fwd., ii. 3 tog., wl. f$d..I.2 | "beneaths-" The veqr is nr* rh. stirch, k. r. :tRD k. r, p.z, tog,, w.r.n.! p.2! k. !. 23RD Row: right length, i! fined in to th€ waist w.o.n.. k.2 tog., wl. fwd , k.I ros., k. r, p. 2, $.o.n., k.2 tos., wl. fwd.. and rises in twopoints front andback, k. r, (p. 2, k.7) rhree rimes, k. r k.3 tog.. p. ,, k.6, k. -t rog., $1. fwd., which means the srlaDs won\ !li. tog., wl. fwJ., k. 2 roq., w.r.n.. D.2. k.2 tog., w.r.n., p. 2, k. r. rlrH Ro\x: There is not a scrap'of supernuoris t.L 5rH now: k. r, p. z, w.o.n., k. z k. r, p.:, n.o.n.. k.2 tog.. \!1. fwd., fultress the in brief little trunks. ros., wl. fsd., k.3 iog., 1p.2. k 5, k. 3 tog., p. r, w.o.n., k. 2 tos., k.1, The s€t is knitted i. e wool thir k. 2 tog., w.r.n.), tsice, p. 2, k. 6, k. l k.3 tog., wl. fwd., k. 2 tog., iv.r.n., has the "feel" of thick.ilk-it is tog., wl. fwd., k.2 tos., w.r..., p. 2, p.2, k. r. 27rH Row: k. r, D. r, actually woven sith silk in it, as a k. r. 7Ts Row: k. r, p.2, w.o.n., k,2 w.o.n., k.2 tog., wl. fwd.. k. 1 roe.. matter of fact. You can get it in all tog., wl. f\,!.d., k.3 toe., p. r, (k. ?, [.4. k.J tog., wl. fwd., k.z toi, the prettiest lingerie shades. p. 2) twjce, k.5, !.3 tos., w]. fwd., s.r.n., p z. k. r. zgrunow:k.r,p.z, M^rERr^!s:-7 ozs. HalcyoD Non- k.2 tog., w.r.n., p. 2, k. r. arH Row: w.o.n., k., rog., ql. fvd, 1,. r ros, Shrink knitting yarn, 2-ply(vest 4026., k. t, p. r. w.o.n., k. ? ros., wl. fwd., k.2, k.r toA., wl. fwrl., k.2 tos.. kn;ckers 3 ozs.) Two No.8 and two k.3 toq.. wl. fwd., k.2 ros., (k. (, w.r.n.. p. r, k. r. 3rsr Row: l . r, t. r, No. ro"Inox" knitting needles. Iyard p. ,, w.o.n., k. , ros..) rwice, k. :, h.3 w.o.n., k.2 tos., *1. frvd., (k r toe.) tog., wl. fwd., k. 2 ros., $.r.n., p.2, hvice, $1. fwd., k. 2 ros., $.r.n , D.2, IUEASUREMTNTS:-The vesr: lensth k. r. rrrH Row: k. r, p. u, w.o.n., k. r. j3nl) Row: k. r; p.:, w;.n , irom top of shoulder, ,6 ins; widrh k. , tog., w,. fsd.. k. i toA., k. 6, f. z, (k., ros.) four times, $...n., D.2, all round, t2 ins. Theknickers:lenqth k.7, p.z, k.3, k.3 tog., wI. fxd., k. r. j5rH Row: &. r, p.:, rv.i,.n, olseam to lower edge ot guss€r,-r4 k. : tog.. w.r.n., p. z,lr. r. rlrHnol\,: k. I tog., k. j tos., w.r.n., p. z, k. I ins; lensth of I€s seam, 1l ins. k. I, p. r. w.o.n., k. z tos, wl. fwd., 37rH Row: k.r, F.2, (k.2 tos.) ABBEEvT^rtoNs: t.:&nitpl.ini k. 3 tog., t.3, [. : rog., w.r.n., 1'. z, rsice, p. r, k. r. 39rH RoN: k. r. f .,, p.:pu.li tog.:together; wl. fwd. k. S, k., tog., w.r.n., p.:, I:.:, k.1 (k. 2 tog.) twice, p. r, k. r. 4rsr now: *ool forrvarC; w-o-n.:\ool over toq., wl. fwd., [. 2 rog., w.r.n., r,.2, k. r, (k. 2 tog.) twice, k. r. 43RD Ro$: needlei w.r.n.:xool round oeedle. k. r. rSTr{ Row: k. r, p. z, w.o.n.. (k., tos.) twice. Cast ofl. TENsroN: r patt. to rl inches. k. z toe., *1. fwd., k.I roe., k. a, r,. 2, Join in the wool .r rhe neck edre ,n FRoNT AND BAcx. BolH ALtxE.- k. p. ,. k. I, I j tog.. $t. f$d., l, , stitches on stitch holder and Dr;ceJ Using the No. ro needles, .ast on ', ,, k. r. rtrH Ro\\; .s tolloss'-rsrRow:k.,. n r;r,.".', . 9? stitches. rsrao$:lt. z,. p. r, k. r, k.2 toF., \r l. frvd., k., tog-, \rl. lwd., k.3 rog., L. r. * repeat f.om . to tLe end ol rhe roN. k. 1 !o9., k. !, w.o,n,, L.2 iog., (f.r, $.o.n, k.z tog., k.5) rhr.e Repeat this row for 2 i.ches, then k. 5, p. :, k. times. !.2, k.1 roq.. Nl. fw.1., .L chanse to No. 8 ne€dles, Frocee,linq toq.! !Y.r.n., p.r, k. r. ?ND r\D AI-T!RNA1li Ro\r,s: k. r, purl to the l.sr rsr Row: k.I, rp.2. k.7, repeat r f.om rog., l<. 2, P. stitch. li. r. iRD ron: [. r, p :, to the last stitch, It t. 2ND rND \v.o.n., k.2 tog., $1. f*d., k.1 iog., \L-TER:_ATE Rows: I, pnrl to the last ]i (p. ,, k. 7) tbr.e times, f. r. k. 1 toq., sritch, !. r. *.3RD Ro\1it. r, * p.2. \rl. * ftrd., l. 2 toq., s,r.n., n. z, k. r. \v.o.n., k. 2 tog-, k. -i, .e.€at frdm to 5rrr Row'h. I, n 2, q n.n., i.. toe., the hst stitch, k. r. Row: Likc 5r'rr wl fLrd., k 3 tng , I. r (k. s, k. : tis. rhe r:t rn!v. 7flr Ro\: k. r. ' f. r, \u.r.n., p.,) rwice, k. !, k.2 t"s., $1. t < l. r tos.. \,r n.. rcne2t from i h fNd., k. r roq., sl. fsd, k.: t.e . thc last ro stitches, | 2, k. j, k. 2 rv.r.n, D ?, k. r. 7rn Ro$' k. r, f.:, toz., Nl. f1!d., ll. r. 9rH Ro$,: Li,ie w.o.i., k.: roa., \vi. frld , l. r ros.. Lhe rst row. rorH Ro\Y:** t. r, turl ro (k.7, p. 2) tNice, k- 6, k.3 tog., sl. *rlhe l.sr t*stitch, k. r. Repcit from fvd., k.? toq., .v.r.n., p.z, Ii. r. ro el.ven lilrrs. then Nit,' 9rH Ro\'. k. r! r,.:, .v.o.n., k.2 tu!., No. ro nee,lles, work,l rl,$s iD rih $1. fNd.. k. I tog., k. o, p.:, rv.o.n , il (I r, !.,). Ch.nenrg ro No. 8 k.2 roA., k. i, n.2, w.o.n., 1.2 roe.. necdles apan) rrorl in D^itern.s ** ** k.3. k.: tog.. wl- f\vrl., k.2 tot., hcfolc, repealine fro, i ro fii ! w.i.n., p.2i k. r. rrrtl Ro!r': k. r, tjmes. l'roccd i,ll,rr.: rs 1.. z, w.o n , k.: toe., \rl. h\d., k. r !s-r no$: h. 1, 2! \ .o.n., k- 2 nrc., t. tog., k. 5, I z, k.7, 1'.:. k. a, k. 1 !,1. f\!d., k. tog., k. :, * p. z, w.o.n., 1 * rog., sl fwd., k. z toq.. u.r.n., p. z, k.2 tog.. k.5, ret.ar koni tlricc, k. r. r3rH Ro$: k. r, $'.o.n lF YJU ARE NEW th" t.2, , f. r, k.3 toq., \Yl. frrd., k. ? toq.. rc k. 2 ros., \1. t$d., k. I roq., (1. ,. k. , \y.r.n., p.2, k. r. Tuft he(, puttins ttrs.inari.g ho5b./ of knntine, sMl rog., \1.r.n., p.,, k. r) t$ice, k. i the remaining stitclies on a stitch or rh. abbreviations miy puzzl. you, hg, sl. fw.l , k.: tog., s'.r.n , o. J, holder, and continne on these 46 Turn 16 pr8. 26 ir !h.y do I k. r. rrrfl Ro\': f. r. o. z. w-o.n siitches.s folld\ls: ,anih,:t ht hax" -,: 71 Knitting & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT

MAI(E A RECO RD of your HCLIDAY

THE ou,inr lirle tra'n embroidered rn .rosr"tilch on Heather e'nbroidery wool (key to the colours below). The I this b'ook is highly symboli.dll loslhereru(",,) )uu a.tual ilbum used for rhe original .ame trom the sixpenn) Lack lo aeaside or c^urrrt' or.ruisinE liner whereler you stores. Get one wnich has pages punched and held spent your holiday this year-any time you care to make together by a cord passed through. Untie the cord of your album and take ofi the cover. You mry make thn book ju.t 1o hold )au, holiday Lay this Rat and cut a piece of crash an inch larger all .rapshors. Or rou may be more rnt

Befor€ covering the al- bum, hy the crash i. position and mark holes for the cord to pass through. tsuttonhole these

Makc a corl bI crochet- rns a chain lvith two strands of green and one of black$ool, pass dr.ough the holes in cover aDd leaves, ind ti. at rl e front.

IHE COLOURS USEO :rl; I No.5? .:I Bl.ck. I Red. \o 7077

tr Crrv. \o. 5r r 24 Knittitrg & Crochet Guild October 1932

SCARLEI AND IVORY a dre$lnt4aDle set of modern ch.rm

LIERE is a set ot mats ro bring sho*n in the diagram. The 6rst I lyour drea!ins-table up-ro-datel row worked forms the halves of a The faschating diagonal de{isn dirgonal .ow of snall squar€s (th€ is fun to worL,0d so €a.y,too,for diagram shows a second row just the material we r€commend for it begun, completins the squares). has s small r€sular hole in the Bringtheneedle weave, so that you can do your cross-stitch without anyeye-aching couDting of threads. This fabric, linen hw canv6, to the right. ie a nodern version of an old- Bring it up a- z fashioned one, and it comes in a gdn .t the hol€ Bubtle otr-white shade that is particularly lovely in con- vertically below where you besan (dotted l:ne shoivs rhe junction ivith briliant cotour. "l;e" of the thread) ind inserrir point The Deedle in Ardern's "Star Sylko" is used for the embroidery the diagram shows hoq the next stiich is'. mrde. For lhe jllustrated mats are worked in scarl€r.shade 796, bur rhere seconq rcs, ro complere the squlres, bring needle up are he.ps of marvellous colours to choose {rom in this at pornt 2 and continue worliing as sho$n. thr€ad, so you can use a shade that will stril€ just the A row of four-sided stitch right note in your deco.ative scheme. You will ne€d three is worked on the straight small balls of "St2r Sylko," size s, half a yard of Java I round each mat (from rishr linen canvas, and a blunt-€nded n€€dle. .(:r_.]: to lefr; rhe small diagram The large mat in th€ illustration measures zr in. by at lefr shows how ths is rr in., ald the small on€s 7t in. squar€, but of course e- done. Bring up thc necdl€ these meaurements cafl be adapted as required. The at point jndicared by arrow. inserr iD hole verlically crGs-stitch b.nd on the small mat, and the 6ret of rhe aboee, briDg up again at hole horizontally ro the thr€e on th€ luge m,r, should be begun abour 4, in. from lefr of point of .ommencemcDr. Insen at point of com- the corner. Le.ve a snull margin ol material for rurning mencement and bring out .i hole diagoDally .opposire in after. Folowirg the chart, work scven repeats of the (see pan I of dirgram). ContiDue as shoen in , and 3 pattern. On the large mat. sork tEo oore bends about of diagram. Finally, tun urder the margin of material .long thc The corD.r bounded by the cross-sritch band is now outer lin. of stitch;ng and maLe a lmlll h€m on ihe srcng frlled io with four-!;ded stitch. worl.ed diagonally, as Eide, s[p-stitchinq it Dcarly. Ktrittitrg & Crochet Guild a5 STITCHCRAFT THE AWARD OF PARIS THE LONG AND SHORT OF ITI hntihuod lton ldpc ; Polnts that mlght puzzle you

THIS column is not for rhc erDcrrsL I This is for all vou Deoll. $h. hav.n't been knhrins vc'y 6ns, and knoe how to k. and D. but fel a lille vague about the reat of the abbreviJ- tion alph.betl STITCHCRAFI'S in structions ar€ so comDlctelv cl€ar that vou will romp throrigh aily gar ment in th. book with this colrrmn ro rescue you $hen you come up asainsr snmethrng 1'ou haven\ enciuitered

i\Ioss-srrrcH. usually shortercd to m. st., is a pretry sritch, and very easv, being simply row of L. r. p. i. TIie nnly point toremember is toitart each new row snh k. r if previous row ended k. r. and Eith p. r if lre!ious rns ended p. r.

DE.RE^srNc i5 usuallv achieved bv knitting (or purlinei two gritcheir together. If instrucrioN tcll vou ro dec. once in a cenein row, k. t6e. znd and sritches. To dec. rwicein The material of th€ dress is of lrd the row, k. toe. znd and 1rd sritches and thin, Ioo€€ly wo,cn rexture, bearing also rnd a;d Jrd from-end. hcre and thef€, widely spaced, a knot sm.ller and ir lower rclief INcRE^ElNc lrhe DhiD variety) is than the embroidered wool o... achieved by knittind into a stitch and, before slippinq Th€seare,of course, not work.d in ii ofl kdtting asain into the by hand but .otrstitutc part of the fsbric. A br;ghr accent of is hed in a vi;d r.d h.lr or WooL FoRw^RD. usudlv shoftened silk, b.cked sith leath.r for to wl. fwd.. is r met'hod or in- creasinp (oo a ldt row onlv) that mak€! ihole in thc fabric and ii il'c-- fore u!€d for p.ncro!, Brinr thc wool .hosen from Chant,l's betwe€n the needl€€ and ttl€ it hacL oeer the needle to ttritthe rext stitch. collection is a hard-lnit blouse ill,st'"te" this seasoD's f.a- 'i'hich WooL RoUND NEEDLE (abbreviated ture of uEing large nasse. of con- usua[y to E.r.n.) is th. same idea t.asting colour on bodice, corsage, as wl. fwd., occurina on a Durl row. or btouse. Th. bact and sleeves P6s the wool over t[c needh, lr;ng it back betrveen thc needles ,nd are of dark brown closely knit wool in ffne texture, A heavier wool in creamy white in.n open, rathcr WooL ovER NEEDLE (wrirteD w.o.n.) ;s Porous stitch, makes the cos'l- a method of incressing and at the drap.d front of thc bodice. Awide same time naling a hol€, between blown leather b.lt links this intcr- knitting one stitch and purling th. next, or u.d llfrra. It simply means €sting blous€ (sketch€d above) to thc taking the wool or,"r the ne.dle for the well-cut ski.t of brown homcspun. chanse of stitch, instead of between. 26 Ktrittitrg & Crochet Guild O

DOUBLE LIFE DRESSES

Dreeges made from 'Celanege' fabric are adepts at the art of :n leading a double life' That i8 to aay they wear twice u long ae other dreeses . . . IooL .:.", twice ae elegant. Vhcther vour favour falls on Satin or Georgette, Marocrin, Crepe de Chine or Taffeta, you rvill find Your faYourite fabric lovelier, more durable, more economical, when made from t C,elcneee.t

*lAl, A SELECTION OF ' CEI"ANESE ' FABRICS. Phanaom Ccladore, Crepe. Crcpe Sotin Phoratomsotit . Beouti. Crepe 9uedc. Crepe Satin, l.rpper, ctc, (( --ls rt made from TRADE MARK ,l)

a 27 Knitting & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT

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Ardem! " Star Svlko " J6st -

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a wonder/u/ range ' colours

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and remarkable durabtltty

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A FREE TRANSFER '.s''-;:'-:"' IDEAL .sTAR. SYLKO MERCERISED EMBROIDERY is sold in bal.ls, sizcs 8 and lz (No. also 1, 1, THREAD in small skeins) by drapcrs and nccdlcwort shops aa Knitting & Crochet Guild O

IRISH CROCHEI COLLAR AND CUFFS .ortim?d fron W. a

pleting picot, make 4 ch.. r rr. 3 ch. (to stand for rst tr.) then work into the rirs and sliD stitch to the D. betwer nexr 2 peral groups, 4 ch., as Iolowsr-3 ch., r d.c. into rrd d.c. at side of 6rit morif.' 6 d.c. into rini, I p., { c}., repeat lron . all round, round top of smallcircle, r ch., r rr. slip stitch to rhe first d.c. worted, ending by slip-sr;tchins the last 4 ch. ilro n:xt 2 ch. Ioop, 2 ch., r rr. rnro then slip stitch to side p. of se.ond to th€ 3rd of the 7 ch., with which th. 2nd d.c.,3 ch., r tr. into 3rd d.c., r ch., motif and fasten ofi neady. Repe.t round bega!. Tbis finishes th€ moril. r tr. into 3rd d..., 2 ch., r tr. inro between all th€ roses. Now, lc.piDg the right side of the (i.e., TIrE LE,rvEs- There are 26 of motifs uppcrmost the side on Rep€at all round; fasten ofi neatly. these round which rhe collar, made and ihe chain edge shows *t top of THE ColLrR: This is besun at attached sts.), jo;n as follows:-ro ch., r d.c. start to the roses together the iNide, but the firn €dse for into znd ch. flom hook. se*ins r d.c. iflto to the frock is added later. next ch., then r tr. into each ch. to 6 a Begin with r5o ch. ({,orkins wort ch.,jo;n into rils and worL 9 ch. to within 2 sts. of end. Work r d.c. 6 d.c. the inch) and 6 extra ch. to irto this ring. Slip stitch to the turn. into rhe 6Bt of these. thcn 1 d.c. into p. on the left'hand side of the 7 ch. rsr Row: r d.c. into rrth ch. from the next whi.h is,ls6 ih. Lqr Nnw that began the last rourd of the fi.Bt hook, ch., r d.c. into same. st., . 3 turn and rvork down the other side of motif you are using. Work 6 moie 6 ch., mi$ 4 srs., r d.c. into the ith, the foundation ch., putting r d.c. into d.c. into rhe r;ns, join \rhh a slip r ch., r d.c. into same sr. Repeat f;om the rsl st., r tr. into each join . st. to within stitch to the tust d.c., and on the to end, finishins wirh 6 ;h. and a 2 of the end and r d.c. into e.ch of s€cord ros€ motif by slip-stitchins slip stitch into the last st. of foun- th€se. The first leaf finishes on€ of irto side edge of p. on rhe right-hand detion ch, 2ND Row: < ch.. r d.c. into the rounded ends of rhe collu. Slip side of the 7 ch. that bcgan the lalt first loop of 6 ch., . S-ch., r p., 5 ch., stitch to free p. at side of fiEt motif round of it F,.icn ofi wool n.dv r d.c. inro znd loop of 6 ch., i ch., and fasten ofi securely. With needle Cootinu€ in this way, alwayljoining r large p. (made wirh 8 ch. instaad of and thread, sew other €nd of l.lf to cach circle to thc lefFhand sid€ of thc the usual 3) 5 ch., r d.c. into the next the first 6 ch.loop rode in the second Iast motifjoined and to the right-hand 6 ch. loop. Repeat from . all along. iow of open$,ork loundation ofcollar. p. of th. next motif to bejoined unril Br€ak ofi wool atrd fasten n.atlv. Yotr The second dl are comect.d into a dng. should have r3 small picots ind rz leaf must be slip stitched to the next Nowjoins/oolto righchrndside.nd l.!9. picots altogethe.. tr. to the out ! edge of p. attached to first small circle. The work as follol"er d.c. cech Wort one of th. rose motifs €xactlv 4 into 4ch. third l€af slip-stitched thc spacc; d.c. into ch. of th. s for the cutrs, but aft.r 6nilhins is to r Jrd tt opposite tr. of the s€cond motif, and ch..t b.ginning oflalt ofeach 6nt 2 p. of lasr round, male 7 rou ich., the free ends of th€8€ two lcaves arc rosei over each of the picots to which and inst.ad of making the p., Jrd stirched togerher sirh needle and smau circles are attached. 2 ch.i catch rc rhe sidc edge of the fust wool. ,, mor€ leaves are .dded in r d.c. into €ach the d.c. small p. of the openworL foundarion of 6 pairs in this way, and thc last leaf round out€! edge of circles. Blcak otr ofthe coflar. r'inish the rose motif in 6nish6 th€ second rounded end wool rnd finbh off Derdy. the usual way. Make and atEch r2 i'r the same way as thc firct one. The second row of small circles ie more motifs ir the same way, €o rhat -ortcd in exactly thc same way, but to each small D. of the colltr rotrn- Fjnally, to give rhe colld a firm attached to the side Dicot!. thus leae- dation is joined' a motif. edg. to s.w to your frock, wor! ing one picot free at'top of each roec. Next nake aad attach the small rou.d the insidc, putting S d.c. into An edge Ior s€*iDs on the cufi is circles between th€ roses. Make each space and r d.c. into eacb group made by working over the row of 6 ch., join inro a ring. Wort I d.c. d.c. Join wool in the 2 ch. Ioop to into ring, slip stitch to side edse of Press the collar and c fis \r€ll with the risht of ,sr sm,ll circle Work the 6rct large p. Work r more d.c. a hot iron ova a damp cloth.

RUG-MAKING_THE MODERN HOBBY .dnnu.d lron lase t6

In addition to the catrvas and th€ round the and cut alory th€ The diagram shows clea.ly how the wool (quantities given b€treath chart) groove wh;ch lies alo.s ofle side. An knot is made. The imporrut thiDq you will reed a gauge to enable you old razor blade is easier to use than to remember is always to worL in the to cut the wool into exacdy equll $me direcrion, otherwise rhe pjle of lengths, and a hoo& to worl with. A To begin the rug, fold over two rhe rus Iill tie badly. Give th; .nd5 stroEg steel crochet hook can be us.d, inch6 on the right side at each end of of rvool a sliShr tuC after making each but the koitting goes more quiclly the c.nvis. Work into the donhl€ knot in order to tighten it. with a special rug hoot, which, thicLness. The selv€dses of the can- When you have finished tbe rug, together *ith the gauge, c.nbebought vas fotm the sid€s of the .us and *ill gi\c it a thorough rubbins sith th. ftom almGt any fancr.wor! shop. therefor€ not need to be folded. It is hand in one direcdon to ramove the It i! best to prepare a quantity of €asier to worL into th€ double loose fibres of wool, and go ov.r it wool before you bcgin th€ actualflorl. thichnGs if it is falten€d down wnh a pair of ro makc lurc W;nd the wool evcnly and tishtly rt intervds with tnot8 of wool. that the surrace is p€rfectly .ven. 19 Ktritting & Crochet Auild STITCHCRAFT STITCHCRA;T GOOKING PAGE o I -a-. ,? += ddings wit

THEY are sadly stodsy, uninspired SYRUP CHARLOTTE esscnce. Put into grealed cade t afairs somerimes, those sensible 2ozs. bult€r. rlo,s. flour. r esg. moulds, cover with greased paper and hot puddings that appearonthefamily I @acupful milt, 4 st le sponEe steam for rhree-ouan rs of an hour- menu when the cold weath€r arrives! @ts- Grcud sinser, Pifth of Serve with hot c'usrard or chocolate which is a pity, siice rheycan baking Dowd€r, colden syruE. bejust Slics of sbl€ brEd, as delicious as cold sumner sweeh. Try these recipes (,ll of which are Lirc a thickly buttered cake tin with EDEN PUDDING finsers of st.I€ bread spread on both larAe appl€s, side with golden a 3 syttrp. Fill *ith 3 ozs. flour. a ozs. sua. 2i!bt€- HOT CHOCOLATE HEDGEHOG mixture @de as follows:-Cream .poonlul solden dyrup smlu rhe butrer and add rhe flour, egg, Easpoonful balina Dowd.r.' 2 esss. 2ozs. bu.ter. 2.2s. nour. milk, one tablespoontul qolden syrup Crat.d nnd o( r lemon. M'lk,r 2 ozs. castor susar. 2 ozs. bredd- aquired. Spi.e. od the crumbled spotrge cakes. S6lt, crmbs. 4 ozs. chocolae. r Peel rasp@nlul bakins p6*der. zoa. Flavour to taste with ground ginger and core the apples and chop almonJs. A littl. milk and l6tly add the baking powder. inro small pi€ces. Mrx qith rhe re- maining Cream together the butre, and Pour into the prepared tin and bate ingredients, usins a very little sugar. Melt the broken-up chocol,re in a quick oven for ao minutes. milk to moist€n sufrciendv. Butter ;n a saucepan wjrh a little milk. When a pudding bxin, pour in th6 mixture. quite smooth add to the butter and CHOCOLATE CASTLES and tie down with a floured cloth. at least suga. and stir in the breadcrumbs and I lb. breadcrmbs. 2iozs. co@a. Boil for two hours w€ll-beaten egg yolks. Sift rogetber ? ozs, €stor sug"!. 3 ozs. bufter, 2.sss. Milt as required, Vanilh the flour aDd bakins powd€r and add, FIG PUDDING and finallv stir in the srimv beareD ! lb- breadc.@6s. llb. shredded together b.eadcrumbs, whire, o{'egss. Put mirtrire in a Mix the suer. I lb. broM sus.r. ] Ib. chop!€d 6B!. 2 eggs. buttered mould and steam for three cocoa, and sugar. M€lt the butter and , cuplut hours. Turn out and stick blanched add to the dry ingredients alrernarely Mix together almonds all over. Serve with choco- with rhe well-beaten esqs, usins a the dry insredients and litde mill as well if necessiry. add th€ w€I-beaten esss and the late sauce made as follows: Dissolve milk. I bar of cho.olate in pirt milki add Flavour lvith a few drops of vanilla Put into a buttered basin and 1 stqm for three hours. pudding r teaspoonful of cornflour mixed to a This also delicious smooth cream with a little cold milki is nlrde s,ith dares srir over heat until sau.e thicke.s instead of figs.

BELGIAN PUDDING APPLE CAKE PUDDING ] cupfd bumer r cupful s€lr. 4 ozs. c.stor sugar. 4 ozs. bus€r. raising Rou. r cupful finetr 3 ozs. self-raisinE ltour. 2 ess. .hopped appl.. cupful Hanley's * etor mamaldde. susar. + .upful curr.nE. I €sss. Cr€am togeth€r the btrtter and Rub the bufter into the flouri add sugar and add the berten yolks of the the chopped applei srir in the sug,r eggs alternately vith the seu-raisinq and curranrs. Mix to a soft douqh flour. Sr;r in a larqe tablespoonlul of with the well-beaten esss. Turn inio marmalade aDd lastly add rh€ whites a shaliow burrered bakjns rin and of the eggs, whisked to a stifi froth. bale for abour three-ouart€rs of,. Grease sone small moulds and fill hour in a fairly hor ove;. when done wirh the mixture, leav;nA room tor it should be pufed up and solden sing. Cover with greased p,per and brown. Pur on a hot dish, splir open steam lor ooe and a half hours. Turn aod butter rhickly. SDrinkle sener- THESE out ud pour a little hot marmalade RECIPES lik..v.rrhinr.ls. ously with brow; su;ar, san-dsich in STITCH CRAFT .r.'..{,1, over each b€fore servins. together ag.in and serv€. 30 Knitting & Crochet Guild October 193 2 For Small Ilngers

A COVERLEI for lhe DOLL'S PRAM

OW that wint€r is nearly here, it pram, but pi.k, or maule, or pale would be a sood idea to Init this yellow $ould be ce, too. pram cover for the baby doll, to sav€ Cast on 60 stitches and knir plain him from catching cold $hen you for r4 rows. This is for the border .t take him out. It is easy enough to be the bottom, and the 11 rons make the very first thing you make after seven "ridges" on each side-you can mothe! has shosn you how to cast on count the seven in th€ photograph. and kDit plain ad purt. Now you start the smooth part in The pram cover is ro inches wide the middl€, which is l.itt€d i. $hat od r5 inches long wh€n the top is is called stockng stitch one rorv folded back. I expect this willjust 6t knitted and the next one purled. Iinit your doll's pram nicely, but it would the first 8 stitches of your ,5th roN be best to borrow m,,ther's tape- (for the borde4, thetr bring rhe \ool measure and male s:re If vorr sant betseen the ne€dl€s and purl to to make it wider, cast o. more stitches rvithin 8 stitchesofthe end ofthe row. -say 7o instead of 6o while fo: a P6s the wool back bet$een the Ionser pranl cover, of course you needles the last stitches lrtY and Init 8 Is a 4u.1 simply knit more rows ir the niddle to male the other border. K.it t5 plain right across for the next ror. \{ll;,;'\1:that Ask mother to get you 3 ounces of Repeat th$e two rows until your v{iss iI;s', Beehive double.knitting wool and t{o work m€asures r31 inches from the No. 8 knhting needles. The pram beginning, endingwith a plain knitted cover in the photograph is pale blue, ro,!v,then $ork 3 r ro$s inplainlnitti.g and it looks ve.y pretty or a darl blu€ (for the folded back top) and cast oll. sI a NEXT MONTH: How to knit a warm pull-over for \-ffi,

McVITIE & PRICE,S DIGESTIVE BISCUITS ore d.istinguished. for qll:/ity, Purity and Flatour.

Ktritting & Crochet Guild 3l STITCHCRAFT

WTH ANGORA TIE c@tinued llon pas. n

THE NECK k.2, purl to the last 6 stitches, turn. k.2, purl to the last 2 stitch6, k.2. Row: k. 2, tur.. 8Tn Row: k.2. Renear With the Fingering"BAND wool and No- 7rE ** thesetwo rowsrhree times. orH 8 reedles, cast on 2stitches. rsrRow: Repeat from to.. three times, Row: k. 2, k. , tog., wl. fwd., k.2 iog. Ircrase once in the 6rst stitch, k. r. then from the r6th to the rgth row rorH Row: k. 2, p. r, k. 2. rrrE Row: 2ND Row: k. 3, 3RD Row: k, r, in- once. Work 4 ro\rs in plain knitdng. k.2, k. z tog., I. r. r2rrr Row: k.4. cre.s€ once the next stitcb, k. r. Shape the second sho!]der. Repeet in ** I3rH Row: t. r, k.2 t69.. k. r. r4rH +rn Row: k- 4.srri Row: k. r, increase from to*. four times. then from Row: k. J. r5rH Row: k. r, k.2 toq. once in then€xtstitch, k. 2. 6rH Row: th€ r6th to the rgth row ofl c€. Proc€€d Cast otr. k. z,p. r,k.z. TnrRow:k.r, increale as folows:-rsr Row:1.2, k.2 to9., once in the next stitch, r!1. fwd., [.2 Init plain toend oftherow. ?NDRow: THE TIE tog., l. r. 8rH Row: k. 2, purl to the Using the Angora rvool and last , stitches, k.2. grs Row: L. r, No. ro ne€dles, cast os 2 stitche. increas€ the stitch, knit once in next Wort in rib of (k. r, p. r) increasiry plain to the end of the row. R€p€at once at th€ besinnrns of rhe needlc thc and gth rows three tim€s. t* 8th CAN WE in lh. n.yt and €v.rv ,l,crn,r. ..s r61H r71s Rows: Knit phin. until r8rH Row:^ND k.2, cast of 6 stitches, there are 6 stirches on the HELP ? needle. l. 2. rgrH xorrr L. 2, cast o. 6 Continue in r;b for lr ;nchcs, eDding at the shorr side of tbe sor!. Decrease once at the begiming of thc Work rows plain knitting. 4 in needle in the next and every alterD.tc 24'rH row: k.2, purl to the last 2 row until z stitches remain. Casr off. stitches, k.2. zsrs Row: knit plain. s4' Repeat thc 24th lnd 25th rows three MAKING UP THE times. r'. Repcrt from *. to .. With a damp cloth and hot'UMPER iron press thre€ timcs, then {rom thc r6th to the S€w up the rgth row once. Work rows ;n plain *ool to u!6 ior rom. rp.ci.l pulPos. carefully. side, shouldcr, 4 ,.. wrir. ro sTrTcHcRAFr ab6!i irl Ih. and sle€ve seams. Sew in the sl€cv€., knitting. advi.. or.&edi k t6.ly a] volr dk- po.al on any prcbl.m onn.ct.d Yilh placing seam to seam. Sev the nect Shape rbr thc ahoulde.as follow!:- band in position. Thre.d the ti€ rsr Row: k.2, purl to the last 2 AddB$ your isn r through thc holes. Mate two shon SIITCHCRAFT, Halrrax, .nd pl.a!. .n- stitch€s, tu l. 2ND lengths of crochet chain through ^xD ^LTEXN^TI clos. . n mp.d add.$6d .nvelop., RowB: Knit plain. 3aa now: h. z, purl hich to thread the belt atrd attach to to the last 4 stirch€s, tum. srH Rovr:

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k. 2 tog.. wl. fwd., k. .} to|. ,k. 3, p. z, w.r.n.! p. 2, [. r. 29rH Row: k. r, p. 2, L€nsth of les searn, 3t ins. k. 7, p. ,. k. 2. k. j tos., el. iwd., k. 2 w.o.n., k. 2 tos., wl. twd., k. r ioe., ABBRrvr^rroNs: k. : knit plaini p. tog.t wr.n., p.2, k. r. rTrH Row: k.2, k.3 tog.. wl. fwd., k., rog., :purl; tog.:togethe.; w.o.n.:wool k. r, p. z, w.o.n,, k.2 tos., wl. fwd-, w.r.n., p. :, k. r. jrsr Row:k. r, p. 2t ov€r needle; w.r.n.:wool round k. 3 tog., k. 2, p. z, w.o.n., k.2 ros., w-o.n., k. 2 tog., wl. fwd., k. 3 tog., k.5, p. z, w.o.n., k.4 tos., wl. fwd., k. 3 tog., wl. fwd., k. 2 tog., w.r.n., TENSIoN: r pattern to r+ irches. k.2 tog., w.r.n., p.2, k. r. rgrH p.2,k. r. 33iD liow: k. r,p.2,w.o.n., THE LEFT LEc.-UsrNc the No. ro Row: k. p. r, 2, w.o.n., k.2 tog., wl. (k. 2 tog-) four times, w.r.tr., p. 2, k. r. needles, cast on 92 stitches. rsr Row: fwd., k. 3 tog., k. r, p. 2, k.7, p. 2, 35rH Row: k.r, p.2, w.o.n., (k.3 k.r, I p.r, k.r, repeat from r to k.3 tog., wl. fwd., k.2 rog, w.r.n., tog.) twice, w.r.n., p-21 k. r. 1j7E end. Repeat rhis row for 2 inches, p. ,. k. r. ,tsrRow:k. r, p. ,, w.o.n., Row: k. r, p. 2, (k. 2 tog.) twice, p.2, rhen using the No. 8 needles, proceed k. z tog.. rl. fud., k.1 tos., p. 2, k. i. k. r. 39rH Row: k. r, p. r, (k. z tog.) 6 iollows:-jsr Row: k.r,. o.2, k. 2 tog., {.r.n., p. r, k.3 tos., wl. twice, p.r, l<.r. +rsr Row: k.r! k.7, repear from . to rh. last stitch. lwd., k.2 tog., w.r.n., p.z, k.r, (k. z tog.) twice, k. r. 43RD Row: k. r, 2ND AND ALIERN^r! Rows: k. r, 2lPD Fow: k. w.o.n., k. r, p ,, 2 ros., (t.2 tog.) twice. Cast otr. pxrl ro the lasr stitch. k. r. 3RD Row: $1. tsd., k. J tog., p. r, k. ?, t. j tos., k. r, ;ncre6e once in rhe next sritch, $i. fwd., k., ros.r w.r.n., p. z, k. r. THE KNICKERS p. r, * w-o.n., k.z tog., t.5, p.z, 2ST H Row: k. r, p. 2, w.o.n., k.2 tog., MATERTAT-S: 3 ozs. "Halcyon" Non- repeat from * to the las1.8 sritches, wl. fwd., k. 3 tog., w...n., !. z tog., S hrinl K nitting Yarn, 2-ply. Two No. w.o.n., k.2 tog., k.3, increase once k.4, k.3 tog., wl. fwd., k.2 tog., 8 and two No. ro "lnox" kriltins in the next stitch, k. 2. 5rH Row: t.2r 1{.r.n., P.2, k. t. zTrHnow:k. r,p.2! needles. Lensrh of elasric. ' p.2, k.7, repeat from. to tle lrst w o.n.. k.2 tos., wl. fwd., k. r aoq., M! suirMlNrs: Lengrh of leg seam 2 stitches. p. r, k. r. 7rH Row: k. r, k.4, k.3 tog., wl. fwd., 1.2 tog., to lower €dg€ of gusset, 14 i.s. increase once in the next stirch, p. 2, 17 Ktritting & Crochet Guild October 1932

* k. 5, k. 2 tog., w.r.n., p. 2, repeat TH! PrcHr LEG. With the No. ro from i to the last 9 stitches, k. 6, r€€dles, cert on 92 stitches. Wo.k w.r.tr., p.2, k. exactly as givo for the left leg until FOR THE Keeping the continuitJ, of this pat- the shaping for the brck is reached. tern, work 3 ro*s without strping, Worl r row in patte . Shape for the .lso after each of the following rows back ls follorvs:-rsr Row: k. r, pull PRACTICAL until the 35th roiv is worted. rrrir to the last 10 stitches, turtr. zND ^ND Row: k. 1, increase* oDce iD the next AT,TTRNATE ROWS: work in pattern to sdtch. k r, p.2, w.o.n., k., rog., the end of rhe row. 3RD Row: k. r, WOMAN k.5, p. r, repeat from ' to the last purl to the last 20 stitches, turn. ro stit.hes, w.o.n., k.2 tog., k.5, Coniinue in this nanner, purling A wcl-gr.d.d rans€ o, coro!..d wools, increase orce in the next stitch, k. 2. ro stitches l€ss in everv alternate row .ofionn linen.. rdnv.s.s, l.ix, animar r5rrr Row: k. r, increase onc€ in.he untjl ro stitcbes renrain, ending with ban., .nd .the' next stitch! k.2 tog., w.ri., p. 2, patern Continue xorking qualiiy to ruil .lr userr :el.cred .nd ' a row. pDv.d k.5, k.2 tog., w.r.n., p.2, repeat to coEespotrd wirh the left leg. by .,p.n a I * k. THF G.sq.r 8 needleg. o1h.r .quipm.nt for from to the last rr stitches, S, -Wirh No k.2 tog., w.r.n., p. r, increase once cast on 2 stitches. ,sr now, Inc.ersi KNITTING in the next stitch, k.2. rgrH Row; once in each stitch. 2ND AND ALTER k. r, increase once in th€ neit stitch, NArE Bows: k.r, purl to thc Iast * EMBROI DERY k. 3, p. 2, w.o.n., k. 2 tog" L. 5, p. 2, stitch, k. r. 3RD Row: lnff€a. once rep€at from t to the last 3 stitches, in th€ frst stich, k. r, incr€as€ once RUG MAKING increase once in the next stitch, k. z. in tlc n.xr stitch, k.r. srH Row: 23RD Row: k. r, increase oitce in the h.tease once io the firs( stitch, k. I, next stitch, k.2, k.z tog., u.r.n., p. z, ircrease once i. the next stitch, SOFT TOY MAKING p.2,'k.s, k.2 tog., !v.r.n., p 2, k. r. 7rH Row: Increase once in th€ repeat from ' to the last 4 stirches, 6rst stitch, k.2 tog., w.r.n.: p.2, UPHOLSTERY, ETC. &. r, increase on.e in the nexr strrch, k. r, increae once in the next stitch, k. z. zTrx *ow: k. r, increas€ once in [. r- oiE Row: Indease once in the Vit. fot di'.d cdralosu. ol t.- the next stiich, k.5, p. z, * w.o.n., nrst siitctr, 1.3, p.2, k.2, increase dnd aip@atu cralt, * @niet Jomant k. z tog., k. S, p.2, repeat from to once in th€ next stitch, k. r. IIrIr n ntioniss in @hich dart to" ate th€ Iast 5 stitches, .o.n., k.2 tog., Bow: In$ease once in the firs! stitch, Oattidldtlt ifi.rett..l, ,ott Jree 2d. increase once in the next stitch, k. 2. k.4, p.z, w.o.n., k.2 tog., k-r, 3rsr Row: k. r, increase on@ in the in$.ase onc€ in the next stitch, k. r. DRYAD HANDICRAFTS next stitch, k.4, k-2 tog., w.r.n., r3rH Row: Increase once in the frrst DRYAD LTD,, D.Pt, 33, LEICESTER p.r,'k.5, t.2 tog., w.r.n.. p.r, stitch, k. 5, p.2, k. +, incr€ase once repeat from * to rhe last 6 srit.hes, in the flext stitch, k. r. rsrH Row: k.3, increa€ once in the next stitch, Increase ooce in tbe 6Bt stitch, l. 4, k.2. 35rE Row: k. r, ircrease once k.2 tog., s.r.n., p.2, k.5. increase itr th. rext stitch, r w.o.n., L. 2 tog., oDce in rhe next srirch, k. r. rTrH * FRAIiES FOR A1L k. S, p.2, repeat from to th€ last 7 Row: IDcrease once in the first stitch, stitch€s, w.o.n., k.z tog., l.2, in- k.j, p.2, k.6, increase once in the TAPESTRY WORK crease once in tli€ next stitch. k. 2. next stitch, k. r. r9rrl Rolu: Increase " l6rH Row: k. r, purl to the tasr once in the 6rsi stitch, p. r, k. 7, p.2, stirch, I{. now k. r. p. r. w.o.n., tog., k.5, increase once r. 17rH ' k.2 for CounteE. Stook. Gtc. k. 7, repe.t from ' to the last stitch, in the next stitch, k, r. 2rsr Rolv: t4.rurador.rs oir.p.ridon k. r. 38rH Row: Like rhe 36th ro$. Increase once in the 6rst stitch, p. 2, wood rork ol all d.s.rip- 39rH Row: k. r,'p. r, k.5, k., tog., k.j, p.2,k.1, p. r, increase once in tions. Enqriricssolicit.d, w.r.n., repeat from . to the lasr ro z3no Arti.l.r d.s..ib.d b.low the next stitch, }. r, *otl: mad. 3p.cially to thc in- sritcheq, p.2, k.5, k., tog., $1. fwd., Increas€ once in the first stirch, k. r, s$u.rons ot t4.$rs, Patons k. r. Repear from the l6th to the p. 2, k. 5, k. 2 tog., $.r.n., p. 2, k. 7, & B.ldwins, Ltd., H,lilax, 38(h rowonce. k. t.' p. r, p. r, increase on(e rn the De\t srirch, 2na an b. !.nt dir..tr. 4jRDRos: ant w.o.n., z tog., repeat rrom * to Roq': Incre.se onlr in the addrcs, C.rn.E. Paid, t. k 5, k. r. 2irH ar prl

FoR rrr! Col!^i.-Pick up all srs. rsr RoUND: 6 d.c. into ri.g. 2ND round neck edge, using No. r2 needles RoUND: 2 d-c. into each d.c. 3in and vork in rib of K. r. P. r alter- RoUND: As 2nd round (24 sts. in all) nately for 6 inches. Cast on loosely. +rH RoUND: Inc. by nak;ng 2 d.c. Press u.ell, but avoid pressing rib- into every 3rd st. all round. srH bins. Then with right side of work round: lnc. by working 2 d.c. into I to\rards you and commencing from every +th st. all round. Continu€ I top of light shoulder, work an €ven thus,,llorving r extra st. between irc. 1 !o$ of d.c. all round arm-hole, down in each succeedjng round, until you I side, across front, and up to opposite have a circle m.asuring 4 inches point at left-hand shoulder. work across. Break otr wool. u,c cor srrrcr-r 1 d.. into each corner st. and at the With No. 8 needles, cast on r38 sts. !|1flfl tNo points in centre front. Nliss r st. K. ;nto the backs of the sts. for first cach s;de of the ce.tre st. at inverted ro\r, K. next row to forn ridge, th€n arrracrive". oatrern ls in THIS lirtle V io exact centre. Work 2 more rows work the 6 rows of lace pattern (a! imirarion the imbroldercd I of as before, bDt mi6s r st. here md ther€ ;n {aistcoat) three times. Cast off of the same name- It is particu- stitch roDnd arm-hole edgesin orderto keep and press, ther run a draw thread larly charmlnS for jumpers, and ab- lvork Press well, avoiding the just flat. through cast-ofi edge of knitting and surdly easy to knit-th€re are ribbed collar. Back the waistcoat dralv €venly up to fit outer rim of two rows in Casi on a number of it. lvith net. Cut ribbon in half, sew to ciochet circle. Sew togethei on stitches divisible by 6, and 2 over. side seams at wrstli.e and fasten Nrong Round edg€ * side. the.ast-o! IST ROW: K, l, k.4, 1,2 ro!., wl-fwd., with a small buckle. ol knitting work rows d.c., st. ;nto repear rrom . to th. lat 7 3 stitch.i. l r, st., then dec. by missing every roth 2ND ROW: K.l, * p.,t p.2 tog., w.r..., IHE BiREI stitch. R€p€at the Iast 4 rows twice rcpat from to th. l.si 7 Commence at centre of crown. more, then work more roras st. siit.h6, p.6, 'k.l. 4 Make 4.h. andjoin into a ring with a into st. Fdt€tr off. Rep.at rhcs. two rows lor th. lctr3tn slip stitch. Every round must be Work 2 circles as for centre crown, joined xith a slip stitc!, then male but break of wool whe. circles tWHY NOT compil. a lhtl. r.Lr.n<. r ch., turn, and work each succeed- measure 3 inches across. Sew to side book ol nl(ch.s? A n.w on. .v..y opposite direcdon of bdret (see photo) and s€w button m6nth in STITCHCRAFT! ing row in the into cenhe ot each circle.

THE JOYS OF EVERY EXPERT NEEDLEWOMAN . PENELOPE" ALL-BRITI'H TRACED ART NEEDLEWORK Exic.siv. r.trs. oI:rtl.l.s t6..d ..ad, lor .nbroid.ry wkh up-cdat.dcsilnrlnPou.h.r!.r Runncc, Ch.ir Ba(k!, Curhion Cov.B, TEy Cl6rh3, Nishtdr6s Ca.s, . .t lT wrLL BE A Prrr ir tF. n.{..s.nt 3.yl "sord o!r" lh.n Th. rollowins .mbroid.ry mitcrirls .e lrou k ror rh. Nd.mb.r SITICIiCRAFII we.,. pr.n- [email protected] r -Cotrt Pur. Emtr.la.ry ninq so m6ny.rt.dlve lhingsrd it jump.r.nd 8llti P.o.lop. rDr.; Gry.i.l artliclrl Elll rinb .oai.. , . , .dv.nc. iddr .nd -!d.dinrruclrons ,or th6. and torrmo A.0n.l.l Emliou.ry Alt; impon. Ch slmas p6.Gnii ih.r you liL t m.k. your P.n.loD. Z.thr Ellrlrold.r, wool, PanF Flt . , , , . cha, lor . r8cin.iins nu6.ry rus, vhici .ko loDa TrI€1ry d Gr.r.l wooli. suppli6s adobbly qu.inl lirtl. .o$in.h n.tir! . , .. , . Th.s. matcrlal3 mikc yolr N.cdl.worl i pl4ur. .nd a most lEcin.tin8 p6timc. MAXE suRE or your (cpl no{ byod. nqi'rrcmyour I ln.s.q€nr, O,, berre' rtill,rirr upand po5r rh.coupon lBlGG8 Tf,A 8lEi8 ar. ale r..om- "PEEIEGT'(fic b.low..d en3ure,ec.ivins STITCHCRAFToonth by monrh m.nd.d for

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THE RISING GENERATION EXCLUSIVE, .mt;tued llonr PaRe 4 YET INEXPENSIVE THE GIRL'S SUII ' (k. r, P. r) 6ve tiDe!, k 3 tog., ,EnsEr. Thii is ex.ctly the s3me ts (p.r, k.r) five tim$, p.3 tog., the iers.y for the small boy, e'cept rep€at from ' to the last r7 st!., then rh,t it btrtrons th. oth.r \rav. The (k. r, p. r) 6ve times, k.3 tog. cao followed'exactly instructiotr! be (p. r, k. r) twice. 51n! 6rr{, 7r1r up to the 6ib row of Placket. .fter Rows: As 2nd row- 8rII Row: which they 6ust he r€versed-.., ' (1. r, p. r) four tim6, k.3 tos., the right ftont is knitted otr the 39 3t (p.r, L.r) four timee, p.3 tos,, and thc lcft front oo thc a2 st. that repeat f.om. to the last r5 stitches, reroaiD, plus the seveD flhicb are calt (k.i, p.4 fou. timai, k.3 tos.! on to fom the underneath pan of tbe (p.r, k.r) twice. Repeat the 2nd opeoing. ro1, thr€e times. r2rs Row: * (k. r, KNrcRms These exacdv lhe ,re p. r) thr€e times, k. 3 .o9., (p. t, k. r) same ar th. boy's knickers. rhree times, p.3 tog., repeat from-. to th€ last r3 stit.hes, (k. r, p. r) THE GIRL'S BERET thre€ times, k.3 tog., (p. I, k.r) MATssrALs, TENsroNs, MBASURE- rwic€. Rep€at the 2rd row thr€€ produftlon, a pecuhar excellence 6l boy's caP. p. MENrs, .5 for the times. r6rll Ro\r:'(k. r, r) twice, Chocolate coatinR, and an lndividual With darL green wool, cast on k.I tos., (p. r, 1.. r) tPie, p.3 tog., dlstrntulsh pattern quality ln thc cen(res, 8? sts. Knk 4 rows;n mos repeat from. to the last rt stjtch*, Cilf onr Chocolates. No. lO Asson- wool and join the Bieak oE drrk in (k. r, p. r) twic€, k.3 tos., (p. I, k. r) ment ls a selection comPrising ten Iight. Srn Row:'k- I, i twice. Repeat the 2nd row three cntres whlch please the palat€s of increase once in next st., L.2, it ftxt times. 2ors Row: L. r, p. r, 1.3 who have sampled the last 2 st!., ' rhos. connolsseurs st. Repear from ' to tog., p. r, k. r, p. 3 tog., repeat from evcrythlng and have a flalr for the k. 2. Coltinue in stocking st. unril . to the last 9 stitch6, L. r, p. r, k. 3 wort measu.e€ a ioch€s from b€gin- tog., (p. r. k. r) tsic.. Repeat the ning, coding with a purl tow. 2nd row three times. 24rH Row: ' Break otrlisht wool and join in thc k.3 tog, p.3 tog., repeat from ' to The 'Selea ol Selcctions' darl. Proceed to wor! crown of b6rct the la.t stitch, t. r. Break of thc in moss pattern, as folloes:-Isr wool and ruo the erd through the at 4/- pt lb. Row: Knit plaio. 2ND now:'I(.r, .emaining stitches, draw up snd falier p. r! rep€at from ' to the Iast at., otrsecur€ly. Press l,itb a damp cloth l. r. Row: As 2nd row.4rtr Row: a hot irofl, and sew up seam. 3RD CLIFTONS A POUFFE THAT No. lo LEADS A DOUBLE LIFE ASSORTMENT cnthued fron page zr Frcn Good Class Confectione$. last row! of knotted stitch are fillcd in with short Btitches (A-B in the sketch). CLITIONS CHOCOLAIES LID, When the €mbroidery is finished, LEVENSHULME, MANCHESTEI. join the four sid€. together with two rows of overstitching in blacL, palsing first up and then down each join, so that the stitches cro8s. Makc a pad of unbleachcd calico THERE erc Rv. s@d r6on! wh, ,o{ stutr€d with kapok for thc seat of the I rhould sk lor'INOX" Knlldn3 N..dl6 .id Crcch.t Hooli rt you. wmkhop. TEA.TABLE SILVER. poufre, and fasten to the woodetr top Th.y rrc ol : m.6l whl.h wlll not toll Norhino rev."lq a hou*hold with . fe$ t3cks. Place the embroidered d.liet ly @lour.d woolti th.y .r. lllht h ." intii,atelv as the wav rhe carvas face downn'ar&, put tbe padded w.l8hr; fi.y ber th. taut. nuhb.r pl.ln 'oolished Use rr lirht; th.lr comprrc silvet is lid on top .nd pull the €xtra canvas to rad Drlc* 66r Goddard s Plate Po-der. r.vouEbly wl(h olhcrn4dle: rnd lhcy.R fam8 for n€ty-five yeaB evenly and firn y over to th€ ba.t, E6nm.nd.d b, Prtonr a Bddwinr it with securing tack. S.. tn. r.n. INOX ar aorry Lire the lidaod the box with mater- ona compat. th. pri.. Goddard's ial that matches ihe wool used for the ^.eill. Ptate Powder embroidery-furnishing rep vould b€ a good choice-ard finally hhge soLd o.n"h.c /.r.!41 z. Md,l{(dd t I ^b{"-bJcqdd. Jd sor L.,qE. the lid to the box. It i3 aSood ideato .dd haDdle! of cord at the sid€ by o may which to lift th€ poufl€, or You XI{ITTI T{G T{ E EOLE9 pr€fer to mount it on small c$teB. AiID CROCHEf H.'c,Xlt 35 Knitting & Crochet Auild Knitting & Crochet Guild STITCHCRAFT LET US BE GAY .ontiau.d hn tap. \

and worl ra mor. V, l.rvior 2 cb. zo timcs rouod . al inch widc srrD or bctw.cn crch. Wort on in oritcrt u c:rdbo*d, cunin!-dong .r. .nd i.Dd for frort. Ircr.$. r V in cvcry 5th birdiDs lound rbour half en ioch row (couDtirg d.c. !ow.) crc.pt from thc oth.r.nd. whcrc thi. comcs iDmcdirteiv eftci a d.c. row, whcn iacrcllc io ihc 6th THE CAP instcrd. (To incrc.lc, worl in.rtr. With whire eool,7 cb. Join s'rb 3 V bcrwcco thc lalt 2 V of rhe rd, llip.titcb. rsr nouro: I ih.. rr n., bclow). When vou havc 2. v m.L. joio with rslip lrirch (alwrFjoin.ach the ocrt two incica;nor .t it'. ."a "r rourd to Ert.. a complcte circtc). thc 7th row inatcad oi tlc rth. You 2ND nOUND:3 cb., r tr. into rsr 3r,, h.e. trow 27 V. Wort a m;r. rors. ' r tr., into n.tt st., 2 tr. iDto st. rftcr This britrs! you to tb. l.!t row of th!t. Rcpe.r from . qhitc {l round. 3nD bcfor. rhe 4th bro.d blu. RoDND: 2 d,rr, into cacb 6t, 4rB aotl\D: . t d.rr. into rat rt., z d.rr. ID this ro* d.cr.asiDs for top of iDto ncxt st., rcpcat from . I round. alc.Yc b bcgutr thua: rer row: SIio- srH RouriD: Witb r.d rool, . r tr. atitch to c.ntr. of r.r V, 1 ch,. 2< V. into c.ch of th. 6rst z 0ts.- 2 tr. imo 3 ch., t d.c. irto lzet V.- :r,.D niow: 3rd st., rcp.ar from .. 6ix nouno; Ioin orry eool ir r st v,3 ch., I tr. With oary Fool,9 d.r!. s.pu.t.ty, into lamc st, 23 V, edd witb I tr., thcn 2 d,tr. tnto cvcrY roth 3t. ,TII 3 cb., r d.c, i, hlt V. 3rD now; SIip nour.'o: 4 d.tr. scparatily, 2 d.tr. into otitch to c.otrc of j ch,, 3 ch., 21 V, .v.ry sth st. 8rH RouxD: Wilh whitr 3 ch,, r d.c. 4rH Row: 3 ch., r d.c. in rool, v all round, bcdoD;ns wirh a r6t V,3 cb., 2r V, cnd r ch., r d.c. ia 6 ,.tf ch., r tr. inro rst st., and Eis6iog onty," lr3t V. 5rs row: As 4rb row, rq V. z !t. betEen cach V as in iumpcr. t:ys Bobbr, 6TH row: As 4th row, 17 V. 7Ts Rowl grx RoUND: Aficr sliD stirchins rh. "\flhac you llkcd loiD whitc wool in thc 1 ch. befor. la3t st. of thc 8th rou'nd to com_olerc "rY.s 8ood for you, r.r v b.low. 3 ch., r f in fir.t v, rhclcircl., work 6 cb., r tr, bctivcca rhc thtoSs thar 16 morc ".ndIarc V. 8rs Row: Ar 4rh ros, thc rst 2v. Continue V, putliDg (w.rctood for you 15 V. 9rfl Row: A3 4rb roe, r? V. crch onc bctwccn thc 2V belor. thlngr that rorE now: D.c. with rcd sool. rrrn roTHr rrrH RouNDs. fu gth round. you Irkcd_ row: JoiD ehitc rool iD rst group of r2rH Rour\D: With nara wool, r d.c. "but thel neycr arc." 3 d.c.,3 ch., r l!. in lsbc st., rr v. irto csch V, r d.c. betE .n. r3Tr Hc admlts r tr., 3 ch., r d.c. in l.st V. This ror,'ND: With whitc sool, V rll round, that therc ts onc GDiBhc. th..lav. M.I. rh. r..nnil ni$ing 3 st. b.low irut.sd of 2. .xccPtlon r4Tr{ nouND: V r! qrh round, r(TH to thh sad fad : M^f,rNc UP-Press well siih r RouND: Afts cvcrj g V, worh-an aoth tood and d.slrdblc hot iron and damp cloth. Do not .!tr V into the ncn V bclow- This ls thc llquorlcc r! thh makcs them givcs you 4 incrc.sinss ir thc round. wholcaomcncls of thict. Place th. pi.ces to be join.d r6TH RoUND: ContiDuc V, b.inr crre- togerber and sew Rat, thus makjns .n ful not to miss ovcr thc cxn V iurt alxoost invbiblc aeam. Sew .houid.r made. rTrH nouND: With r.d w;ol, Itu.Kilsoils searE. thcD sle.ve.. Dut io carefulr d.c. as r2th round. r8rrr, rgrH,2orH, 'rf*rrcrro' matching sriprs. St;tctr sidc seami 2rsr, zzND RouNDs: With rhite *ool, .rd sleeve scsm5, the latte! ro within V as bcfore. 21Rn RouND: With nal1 ?oxrfftaor on. inch of the per c[(ts bottom. Wo.L .U *ool, d.c. rr rzih rouod. u4rx, z5ti, 4d. I lb. round cach cufl atrd uD rhe one inch 26rrl RouND6: Stjll usios DerT wool, lr.d. brwllklnsoN of Ponrclnct op€nios s foltows:-isr Row: Red 4 ch. to comm.ncc, thcn d.ti. all d.c. 2ND Row: Eluc d.c. 3RD Row: round, sr. into.t. zTTn RouxD: With Whitc d.c. Fidlb the mcl in thc r.d wool d.c. rI routrd- ORDER s.m€ way. For cord et waiot, rele a Turn up rhc cdSG ofthc crp,slopios "srlrcHcRAFT" slted crch of rcd, ehite rnd blue. it from . tum.up rI io. dc.p on on. and with s lrr8€ crocb.t boot, sor! sidc to t itr. dccp on rhc orhci. Catch EVERY MONTH rl yirds of ch. Tbrdd rhrouch the into position. Mal. i ch. 2+ in. IoDA rRol'l YOUR N EWSAGENT middlc row of rhc lccond PhitJ.&ie tritb r€d, whhc and blue wool .s for Oi USE THE SUBSCRIPTION from thc bottom of thc jumpcr, aid jumpcr cord. Scw a rarscl to onc f ORII ON PAGE !4 to cach cnd scw a tasscl ;rdc bv cod end ldtch othcr cnd to ccmrc wiodiDs a stmnd of cach coloui l',rkrd tat r^. Pra*,.tor,, P^bit & BdDwrx., Ln., Hnhr, t,) lt?vt Prrd Le. an'ErrEri.; Ln., 35 o Dnbtnh.A ol Bt drdd, | 911 EASY_TO-M A K E MATERNITY AND SO FROCK' \ ATT RACIIV E ;/

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