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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 413

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 413
was, Whatever is worthdoing, is worth doing well, and the truth of it is shown bythe articles they left behind them, many of which are as goodto-day as they were a century ago. Another old-time handicraft is the knitting of stockingsby the women of the family, of fine wool and cotton forthemselves… … Rug-making After the Manner of Colonial Times _ace-ma king Often for their wedding wardrobe (the word trousseau wasnot then used) these were of white silk or imported thread,and if the lover happened to be a sailor boy, a shell patternwas used. A rose pattern was another favorite, or a dropstitch.…

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