Part 7
Farmyard Curtain, The 107 Featherstitching 5 Featherstitching, Double 23 Feeder in Cross-stitch, A 25 For Dolly’s Bed 55 For Dolly’s Cottage Window 74 For the New Perambulator 67 For Ribbons and Bows 8 French Knots 91 French Seam, A 88 Frock and Coat for Dolly, A 90
Gathering 4 Gathers into a Band, Putting 4
Handkerchief Sachet, A Hardanger 34 Handy Work Apron, A 3 Hardanger Handkerchief Sachet, A 34 Hardanger Corners 41 Hairpin Work 44 Hearthrugs, Carpets and 76 Hemming 18 Hemstitching 30 Herring-boning 88 Housewife, A Red Satin 22
Invalid, The 14
Just Think 66
Kettle Holder, A 100 Knitting Bag, A 102
Ladder Hemstitching 30 Lambkin Bag, The 11
Macramè Bag, Making a 43 Mattress, Making a Doll’s 55 Mat for a Hot-water Jug, A 103 Mitre a Corner, How to 65 Mitring a Corner for Hemstitching 31
Night-dress Pocket, The Swallow 15 Night-dress Case, Making a Doll’s 61
Orchid Flower Bag, The 50 Ostrich and the Silkworm, The 81 Outline Stitch, An 58 Oversewing 28
Pale Blue and Heliotrope 43 Patchwork Quilt, A 63 Peacock Cloth, A 95 Perambulator, For the New 67 Pillow, Making a Doll’s 59 Pinafore, An Easy-to-make 17 Pincushion, A Butterfly 105 Pink Sunbonnet, The 20 Pleats, Making 18 Poems 10, 14, 46, 49, 73, 81, 104 Preparing for Visitors 104 Pretty Things in Woolwork 100 Putting Gathers into a Band 5 Putting Pleats into a Band 18
Quilt, A Patchwork 63
Red Satin Housewife, A 22 Ribbons and Bows, For 8 Run and Fell Seam, A 88 Running 88 Rug-making 76
Satin Stitch 71 Serpentine Hemstitching 30 Staple Work 44 Stocking Bag, A 50 Stroking 4 Such an Advantage 10 Sunbonnet, The Pink 20 Swallow Nightdress Pocket, The 15
Things in Woolwork 100 Threading Draw-strings in a Bag 13 Tucks 18 Two Dollies, The 73
Underwear, Making Dolly’s 85
What a Contrast 49 Whipping 58 Woolwork, Pretty Things in 100 Work Apron, A Handy 3
Printed for the Proprietors of “THE GIRL’S OWN PAPER & WOMAN’S MAGAZINE,” by CURTIS & BEAMISH, LTD., COVENTRY, ENGLAND.
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Transcriber’s Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Text uses both “Brighteye” and “Bright-eye.” This and other varied hyphenation was retained.
Page 21, “her’s” changed to “hers” (like hers, only just)
Page 92, “embrodiery” changed to “embroidery” (with embroidery thread)
Page 98, “Iridiscent” changed to “Iridescent” (Venetian Iridescent, Cut Tosca, or)
Page 109, “O” changed to “Of” (Of course, if your curtain)
Page 113, “Macramé” changed to “Macramè” to match usage in text (Bag, Making a Macramè)
Page 114, “Macramé” changed to “Macramè” to match usage in text (Macramè Bag, Making a)
End of Project Gutenberg's The Little Girl's Sewing Book, by Various