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Our homes; how to beautify them. One hundred and fifty engravings (1888)

[Martin, George A.] d. 1904 · New York, O. Judd co. · leaf 114

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cent each ; they are applied with a warmiron, and worked in outline stitch with red or blueworking-cotton. In sending for the patterns, be sure DINING-ROOM AND TABLE DECORATIONS. Ill to ask for blue ones if they are to be used on white,and red patterns, if for dark colors. The carver^scloth. Fig.… … IlilillllllllWl taiWLJ) llliilHl II [WIIHI11111 llJllllMlliUlBliJiUllUkii 111 ILillk 11 I l|l FIG. 90.—A caryers tray-cloth. thicker than the plain linen, and therefore affords bet-ter protection to the table-cloth than those made ofthinner material. TEAPOT COSEYS. A Teapot Cosey is a most useful…

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