BUGLE
FRINGE
BY MRS . JANE WEAVER.
THIS pretty and fashionable trimming may are required, together with a narrow silk be easily made by following the pattern. Two cord for the heading. No directions are resizes of jet beads, and two sizes of jet bugles ? quired.
CRAVAT
FOR
GENTLEMAN.
BY MRS . JANE WEAVER.
IN the front of the number we give an engraving of a Cravat for a gentleman. The materials are a bit of cardboard, a small piece of narrow elastic, and silk or satin on the cross . To make this Cravat, cut a piece of card to the shape shown in the annexed cut, but larger ; cover it with silk on both sides, and sew on a loop of elastic for fixing on to the button of the collar of band of the shirt. Make card ; shape, and finish with a strap over the a neatly-shaped bow, and sewit upon the covered center of the bow.
BUGLE
TRIMMING
FOR
DRESSES .
BY MRS . JANE WEAVER. In the front of the number we give two designs for these pretty trimmings, which, at the present time, happen to be the rage for trimming dresses. Procure a broad silk braid or www LADY'S
galloon, and upon it sew the bugles, as seen in the design ; and for a trifle these pretty trimmings can be made, which in the stores sell for a high price. wwwwwwwwwwww ..
TOILET
SLIPPER.
IN the front of the number we give a pat- give a diagram, by which the slipper may be tern, in colors, for a Lady's Slipper. We also cut out. We think it a very pretty affair. 231
