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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 159

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ilMfflHlB FIG. 133.—NEW STYLE RAG-BAG. 156 OUR homes; how to beautify them. CLOTHES-PIiq^ APEOi^. Fig. 134 shows a convenient apron with a receptaclefor clothes-pins. It is made of gray linen, bound withscarlet braid. Two pieces of the braid are stitched to-gether for a band to tie around the… … FIG. 134.—A CLOTHES-PEG APRON. or awning material may be used instead of linen. Whiteand cream-colored duck make very salable ones for fairs.In addition to the lettering shown in the engraving,outlines of the pegs may be scattered over the pocket. A RECORD CUSHION. Any one having washing done out…

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