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Fancy work for pleasure and profit (1905)

Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 208

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FIG. 171. HAIR PIN HOLDER. Figure 172 is a small hair pin holder, thefoundation of which is a tiny Japanese circularbasket. Fastened on the inside of the openingare several pieces of narrow pink ribbon, on theends of which are fastened small brass rings,crochetted over with pink etching silk.… … DAINTY TRIFLES. 183 filled in with pink zephyr in tuft stitch; this is to receive the hair pins. Thecost should not exceed fifteen cents. TWO SMALL CUSHIONS. These small toilet cushions can be made so daintily, ornamented withso little expense attached, that it is a real pleasure to write about…

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