Three hundred decorative and fancy articles for presents, fairs, etc., etc. ; with directions for making : and nearly one hundred decorative designs (1885)
Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900, White, Margaret E. (Margaret Eliot), 1823-1903 · Boston : S. W. Tilton and Co. · leaf 70
Hessian, are very use-ful to put down before chairs on the grass. A very coarseneedle must be used. Basket-Chairs. — The covered basket-chairs so oftenseen on the sands of French watering-places, called atsome places bourriches, are now being much used ingardens, and are capital for keeping off sun… … Fig. 27. and worked for the seats of these chairs, and also a smallpocket to hang up at the side to hold a book or pockethandkerchief. 62 THREE HUNDRED PRESENTS. Tennis-Ball Boxes. —Boxes for keeping the tennis-ballsin are now often to be seen, either covered with crash orcoarse linen previously…
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