
Tatting and Embroidery Patterns from The Modern Priscilla – July 1917

- July 1917 – instructions for knitting items for the Red Cross and WWI Soldiers – The World War One issue of The Modern Priscilla Housekeeping Magazine
- Tatting and Embroidery Patterns from The Modern Priscilla – July 1917
- 1917 fashions, advertisements, and articles from The Modern Priscilla – July 1917 issue
- Knitted Garments Used for Both Army and Navy – World War I American Red Cross
- Home Making a Business, and other pages from the July 1917 issue of The Modern Priscilla
- Filet Crochet Patterns and the Back Pages from the July 1917 issue of The Modern Priscilla Magazine
My head is swimming with lace doilies! Headlines from these pages include:
- Smart Accessories for the Summer Wardrobe
- Hardanger for the table – Embroidered in one color (oh my)
- White Embroideries for the Bride’s chest – a collection of useful linens
- A Fitted Piano Scarf with an elaborate Crochet drop
- Smart blouses for all occasions
- Cool muslins for the hot weather
- A Luncheon set made entirely of tatting – It is possible to make centres of Linen
- Collar Bags and Scarfs in Filet – Unnecessary but nice to have
- Block Printing and its application
Notable ads on these vintage magazine pages included:
- Coca Cola
- Iced Postum (tea)
- Campbell’s Ox Tail Soup “Just like finding money!”
As usual, I’ve scanned several to get the whole layout on my scan bed:
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