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Title: Doily Bouquet

Creator: American Thread Company

Release date: August 15, 2021 [eBook #66065]

Most recently updated: October 18, 2024

Language: English

Original publication: United States: American Thread Company, 1950

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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DOILY BOUQUET ***

STAR BOOK No. 71

Doily Bouquet

10 CENTS

Printed in USA.

Copyright 1950 American Thread Company

Basic Centers

For

Grape Doily

—Page 5

Violet Doily

—Page 6

Butterfly Doily

—Page 9

Holly Doily

—Page 13

Here is the very newest, the very smartest scheme for delightful table settings. A set of doilies with identical centers in different gay flower borders that will add a decorator’s touch to your luncheon table. We have designed the above four doilies with just that idea in mind. All four designs fit either of the two basic centers.

TABLE ENSEMBLE SUGGESTIONS: Why not make the other doilies in this book for a service of eight, all in White and bright flower colors?

BASIC CENTER #1

With White ch 12, join to form a ring, ch 4, work 3 tr c in ring keeping last loop of each tr c on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time, * ch 6, 4 d c in ring, keeping last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time (d c cluster st), ch 6, 4 tr c in ring, keeping last loop of each tr c on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time (4 tr c cluster st), repeat from * twice, ch 6, d c cluster st in ring, ch 2, tr c in 1st cluster st (this brings thread in position for next row).

2nd Row—3 s c over tr c, * ch 7, 3 s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 3, d c in tr c.

3rd Row—* Ch 9, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around.

4th Row—Over next loop work 3 s c, * ch 3, 3 s c, repeat from * twice, repeat from beginning all around, join.

5th Row—Ch 5, skip 1 ch 3 loop, 3-3 tr c cluster sts with ch 5 between each cluster st in next loop, ch 5, skip 5 s c, s c in space between next 2 s c, repeat from beginning all around in same manner ending row after last cluster st with d tr c (3 times over needle) in joining.

6th Row—Ch 4, ** tr c in next cluster st, * ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * once, ch 7, tr c in next cluster st, repeat from ** 6 times, tr c in next cluster st, * ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * once, ch 3, tr c in tr c.

7th Row—Ch 3, s c over tr c, * ch 9, s c, ch 3, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 4, tr tr c (4 times over needle) in tr c.

8th and 9th Rows—Ch 3, s c over same loop, * ch 9, s c, ch 3, s c in next large loop, repeat from * all around ending each row with ch 4, tr tr c in tr tr c.

10th Row—Ch 10, s c in next loop, repeat from beginning all around ending row with sl st in tr tr c.

11th Row—Same as 4th row.

12th Row—Sl st to 1st ch 3, ch 4, 2 tr c cluster st in same space, * ch 10, skip 1 ch 3 loop, 1-3 tr c cluster st in each of the next 2 ch 3 loops with ch 1 between, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 10, 3 tr c cluster st in last ch 3 loop, ch 1, join in 1st cluster st.

13th Row—Ch 4, 2 tr c cluster st in same space, * ch 6, s c, ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 6, 1-3 tr c cluster st in ch 1 between next 2 cluster sts, repeat from * all around in same manner ending row with ch 3, tr c in 1st cluster st.

14th Row—Work in same manner as 8th row ending row with ch 4, tr tr c in tr c.

15th Row—Same as last row ending row with ch 4, tr tr c in tr tr c.

16th Row—Ch 8, s c in next loop, repeat from beginning all around ending row with sl st in tr tr c (48 loops).

BASIC CENTER #2

With White ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 3 and work 9 d c in ring, join in 3rd st of ch.

2nd Row—* Ch 7, s c in next d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 2, d tr c in same space as beginning (this brings thread in position for next row).

3rd Row—Ch 3, 1 d c, ch 3, 2 d c in same space, * 2 d c, ch 3, 2 d c (shell) in next loop, repeat from * all around, join.

4th Row—* Ch 5, s c in center of next shell, ch 5, s c between shells, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 2, d c in same space as beginning.

5th Row—* Ch 5, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 2, d c in d c.

6th Row—Same as 3rd row.

7th Row—Same as 4th row.

8th and 9th Rows—Same as 5th row.

10th Row—Ch 6, d c in same space, * ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 3, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 3, join in 3rd st of ch.

11th Row—Sl st into loop, ch 3, 2 d c in same space, * ch 4, s c in next s c, ch 4, skip 1 loop, 3 d c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 4, s c in next s c, ch 4, join.

12th Row—Ch 3, d c in same space, 1 d c in next d c, 2 d c in next d c, * ch 4, s c in next sc, ch 4, 2 d c in next d c, 1 d c in next d c, 2 d c in next d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 4, s c in next s c, ch 4, join.

13th Row—Ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, * ch 5, s c in next 5 c, ch 5, 1 d c in each of the next 5 d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 5, s c in next s c, ch 5, join.

14th Row—Sl st to center d c of group, ch 6, d c in same space, * ch 5, cluster st in next s c (cluster st: 3 d c in same space keeping last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), ch 5, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c (shell) in center d c of next d c group, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, ch 5, join in 3rd st of ch.

15th Row—Sl st into loop, ch 3 (counts as part of 1st cluster st) cluster st in same space, * ch 5, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in next cluster st, ch 5, cluster st in center of next shell, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, ch 5, join.

16th Row—Ch 6, d c in same space, * ch 5, cluster st in center of next shell, ch 5, shell in next cluster st, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, ch 5, join.

17th Row—Same as 15th row but working 6 chs in each loop before and after each cluster st.

18th Row—Same as 16th row but having 6 chs in each loop before and after each cluster st.

19th Row—Sl st into loop, ch 3, 4 d c in same space, ch 6, * s c in next cluster st, ch 6, 5 d c in center of next shell, ch 6, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond.

20th Row—Ch 3, d c in same space, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, 2 d c in next d c, * ch 6, sl st in next s c, ch 3, sl st in same space for picot, ch 6, 2 d c in next d c, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, 2 d c in next d c, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, join.

SPIDER WEB DOILY

This doily may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35, Size 30 or 50

1 Ball White

11 Inches

Steel 12

or

“PURITAN” Crochet Cotton

Article 40

1 Ball White

13 ”

” 7

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

1 Ball White

13 ”

” 7

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls White

9 ”

” 13

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 20, Size 30 or 50

1 Ball White

11 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30 or 50

2 Balls White

11 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Pearl Cotton

Article 90, Size 5

3 Balls White

13 ”

” 7

or

“SILLATEEN SANSIL”

Article 102

2 Balls White

12 ”

” 10

Ch 2, 8 s c in 2nd st from hook, join in 1st s c.

2nd Row—Ch 1 and work 2 s c in each s c (16 s c), join.

3rd Row—Working in s c increase in every other s c, join.

4th Row—Increase in every 3rd s c, join.

5th Row—Increase in every 4th s c (40 s c), join.

6th Row—Ch 5, d c in same space, * skip 1 s c, 1 d c, ch 2, 1 d c (shell) in next s c, repeat from * all around ending row with skip 1 s c, join in 3rd st of ch.

7th Row—Sl st into shell, ch 5, d c in same space, * 1 d c, ch 2, 1 d c (shell) in center of next shell, repeat from * all around, join in 3rd st of ch.

8th Row—Sl st into shell, ch 7 and work same as last row but working 1 d c, ch 4, 1 d c in center of each shell.

9th Row—Sl st into shell, ch 8 and work same as last row but working 1 d c, ch 5, 1 d c in center of each shell.

10th Row—* Ch 6, s c in center of next shell, ch 6, s c between next 2 d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 3, d c in same space as beginning (this brings thread in position for next row).

11th, 12th, 13th and 14th Rows—Work ch 6 loops all around ending each row with ch 3, d c in d c (40 loops in each row).

15th Row—Ch 9, 3 s c in next loop, * ch 5, tr c in next loop, ch 5, 3 s c in next loop, repeat from * all around, ch 5, join in 4th st of ch.

16th Row—Ch 1, s c in same space, * s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, ch 5, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 5, 1 s c in last st of ch of next loop, 1 s c in tr c, repeat from * all around ending row with s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, ch 5, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 5, s c in last st of ch of next loop, join.

17th Row—Ch 1, s c in same space, 1 s c in next s c, * ch 6, tr c in next tr c, ch 6, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 6, tr c in tr c, ch 6, s c in next s c, join in 1st s c.

18th Row—Ch 11, * 1 s c in last st of ch of next loop, 1 sc in tr c, 1 sc in 1st st of ch of next loop, ch 7, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 7, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, join in 4th st of ch.

19th Row—Ch 11, * 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, ch 7, tr c in next tr c, ch 7, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, join in 4th st of ch.

20th Row—Same as 16th row but having 8 chs in each loop.

21st Row—Same as 17th row but having 8 chs in each loop.

22nd Row—Ch 12 and work same as 18th row but having 8 chs in each loop.

23rd Row—Ch 13 and work same as 19th row having 9 chs in each loop.

24th Row—Same as 16th row but having 9 chs in each loop.

25th Row—Same as 17th row but having 10 chs in each loop.

26th Row—Ch 14 and work same as 18th row but having 10 chs in each loop.

Continued from Page 7

27th Row—Ch 7, tr c in same space, * ch 10, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, ch 10, tr c in next tr c, ch 10, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, ch 10, 1 tr c, ch 3, 1 tr c in next tr c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 10, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, ch 10, tr c in next tr c, ch 10, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, ch 10, join in 4th st of ch.

28th Row—Sl st into loop, ch 4, 11 tr c in same loop, * ch 8, 1 tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 8, s c in last st of ch of next loop, s c in next tr c, s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, ch 8, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 8, skip 1 loop, 12 tr c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond, join.

29th Row—Ch 4, ** tr c in next tr c, * ch 3, 1 tr c in each of the next 2 tr c, repeat from * 4 times, ch 9, tr c in next tr c, ch 9, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, ch 9, tr c in next tr c, ch 9, 1 tr c in next tr c, repeat from ** all around ending row to correspond, join.

30th Row—Sl st into loop, ch 11, s c in next loop, * ch 7, tr c in next loop, ch 7, s c in next loop, ch 7, tr c in next loop, ch 8, 1 s c in last st of ch of next loop, s c in next tr c, s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, ch 8, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 8, s c in last st of ch of next loop, s c in next tr c, s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, ch 8, skip 1 loop, tr c in next ch 3 loop, ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond and joining last ch 8 loop in 4th st of ch.

31st Row—Ch 1, s c in same space, 1 s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, ** ch 7, tr c in next s c, ch 7, s c in last st of ch of next loop, s c in next tr c, s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, repeat from * once, * ch 8, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 8, s c in last st of ch of next loop, s c in next tr c, s c in 1st st of ch of next loop, repeat from * once, repeat from ** all around in same manner ending row to correspond, join.

32nd Row—Ch 12, * s c in last st of ch of next loop, s c in tr c, s c in 1st st of next loop, ch 8, tr c in center s c of next s c group, ch 8, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond and joining last ch 8 in 4th st of ch 12.

33rd Row—Sl st to center of loop, * ch 9, sl st in 4th st from hook for picot, ch s, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around, join, break thread.

ROSE RUFFLE DOILY

This doily may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35, Size 30

1 Ball White

1 Ball Light Pink

1 Ball Dark Pink

1 Ball Nile Green

9 Inches

Steel 12

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls White

2 Balls Light Pink

1 Ball Dark Pink

1 Ball Nile Green

7 ”

” 13

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 20, Size 30

1 Ball White

1 Ball Light Pink

1 Ball Dark Pink

1 Ball Nile Green

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30

2 Balls White

2 Balls Light Pink

1 Ball Dark Pink

1 Ball Nile Green

9 ”

” 12

ROSE—With Dark Pink ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 6, d c in ring, * ch 3, d c in ring, repeat from * twice, ch 3, join in 3rd st of ch.

2nd Row—1 s c, 5 d c, 1 s c over each ch 3 loop, join.

3rd Row—* Ch 5, s c between next 2 petals in back of work, repeat from * 4 times.

4th Row—Ch 1 and over each loop work 1 s c, 7 d c, 1 s c, join.

5th Row—* Ch 6, s c in back of work between next 2 petals, repeat from * 4 times.

6th Row—Ch 1 and over each loop work 1 s c, 9 d c, 1 s c, join, break thread.

7th Row—Attach Green in same space, * ch 7, s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts of ch (s d c: thread over hook, insert in st, pull through, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), 1 d c in each of the next 3 sts of ch, s c in same space between petals, ch 6, s c in back of work between next 2 petals, repeat from * all around (5 leaves) ch 6, join.

8th Row—Work 5 s c up side of next leaf, 3 s c in point of leaf, 5 s c down other side of same leaf, 8 s c over next ch 6 loop, repeat from beginning 4 times, break thread.

Continued from Page 7

9th Row—Start Petal: Attach Light Pink in 1st s c of the 8 s c group between leaves, ch 3, d c in same space, 1 d c in each of the next 2 s c, 2 d c in each of the next 2 s c, 1 d c in each of the next 2 s c, 2 d c in next s c, ch 3, turn.

10th Row—2 d c in same space, 1 d c in each of the next 10 d c, 3 d c in 3rd st of ch, ch 3, turn.

11th Row—Working in d c, increase 1 d c at each end and in each of the 2 center sts, ch 3 to turn each row (20 d c).

12th Row—Increase 1 d c at beginning and end of row (22 d c).

13th Row—Same as 11th row having 26 d c in row.

14th Row—Same as 12th row (28 d c).

15th Row—Increase 1 d c at each end and increase 1 d c in each of the 2 center sts (32 d c).

16th Row—Work even.

17th Row—Increase 1 d c at beginning and end of row. Repeat the last 2 rows once, then work 2 rows even.

22nd Row—Decrease in next 2 sts (to decrease: * thread over hook, insert in next st, pull through and work off 2 loops, repeat from * once, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), 1 d c in each of the next 31 d c, decrease in next 2 sts.

23rd Row—Decrease 1 d c at beginning and end of row, ch 1, turn.

24th Row—Skip 1 d c, s c in next d c, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 d c, 1 d c in each of the next 6 d c, 1 tr c in each of the next 12 d c, 1 d c in each of the next 6 d c, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 d c, s c in next st, break thread.

Attach thread in 1st s c of next s c group of 8th row and work another petal in same manner, break thread. Work 3 more petals same as last petal, break thread.

Attach Dark Pink at base of any petal and work a row of s c around each petal working 3 s c in top of each corner of petal, break thread.

Sew petals together from the 9th through the 16th row as illustrated.

LEAF: With Green ch 19, sl st in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts of ch, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 d c in each of the next 2 sts of ch, 1 tr c in each of the next 4 sts of ch, 1 d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 sl st in last st of ch, ch 1 and working on other side of ch, sl st in next st, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 tr c in each of the next 4 sts, 1 d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 sl st in next st.

2nd Row—Ch 1, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 3 sts, 1 d c in each of the next 8 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 sl st in next st, ch 1, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 d c in each of the next 8 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, sl st in each of the next 2 sts, break thread leaving an end. Work 4 more leaves in same manner and sew in space between petals picking up back loop of sts only and sewing to the widest part of leaf.

RUFFLE—Attach White in center of any petal, * ch 4, skip 1 st, s c in next st, repeat from * to within 3 sts of joining, skip 1 st, d c in next st keeping last loop of d c on hook, skip 1 st of same petal and 1 st on side of next leaf, d c in next st keeping last loop of d c on hook, thread over and pull through all 3 loops at one time, * ch 4, skip 1 st, s c in next st, repeat from * around leaf to within 3 sts of joining on left hand side of leaf, skip 1 st, d c in next st keeping last loop of d c on hook, skip 1 st on leaf and 1 st on side of next petal, d c in next st keeping last loop of d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, * ch 4, skip 1 st of petal, s c in next st, repeat from * all around in same manner working between joinings same as on 1st leaf.

2nd Row—Sl st into loop, ch 6, s c in same loop, * ch 6, s c in next loop, ch 6, s c in next loop, ch 6, s c in same loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 3, d c in sl st (this brings thread in position for next row).

3rd Row—* Ch 6, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 3, d c in d c. Work 6 more rows same as last row, but ending last row with ch 6, s c in d c and having an even number of loops in last row, break thread.

10th Row—Attach Dark Pink in any loop, ** ch 4, cluster st in next loop (cluster st: thread over hook, insert in space, pull through and work off 2 loops, * thread over hook, insert in same space, pull through and work off 2 loops, repeat from * once, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), ch 5, sl st in 3rd st from hook for picot, ch 2, cluster st in same loop, ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from ** all around, ch 4, join, break thread.

GRAPE DOILY

These doilies may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material for each Doily

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

9 Inches

Steel 12

or

“PURITAN” Crochet Cotton

Article 40

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

11 ”

” 7

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

11 ”

” 7

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls Shaded Lavenders

2 Balls White

2 Balls Green

7 ”

” 13

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 20, Size 30

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30

2 Balls Shaded Lavenders

2 Balls White

2 Balls Green

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Pearl Cotton

Article 90, Size 5

3 Balls Shaded Lavenders

2 Balls White

3 Balls Green

11 ”

” 7

or

“SILLATEEN SANSIL”

Article 102

2 Balls Shaded Lavenders

2 Balls White

2 Balls Green

10 ”

” 10

SMALL LEAF—With Green ch 4, 3 s c in 2nd st from hook, 5 d c in next st of ch, 3 s c in next st, ch 1 to turn all rows.

2nd Row—Working in s c work 3 s c in 1st and last s c. Work 1 row even.

4th Row—Increase 1 s c in 1st and last s c. Work 1 row even.

Continued from Page 10

6th and 7th rows—2 s c in 1st s c, 1 s c in each remaining s c.

8th row—same as 4th row.

9th Row—2 s c in 1st s c, 1 s c in each of the next 17 s c, 2 s c in next s c.

10th Row—3 s c in 1st s c, 1 s c in each of the next 15 s c, 2 s c in last s c.

11th and 12th Rows—Increase 2 s c in 1st s c and 1 s c in last s c.

13th Row—3 s c in 1st s c, 1 s c in each of the next 21 s c.

14th Row—Skip 1 s c, 1 s c in each of the next 15 s c, 2 s c in next s c.

15th Row—2 s c in 1st s c, 1 s c in each of the next 13 s c, 2 s c in next s c.

16th Row—Increase 1 s c in 1st s c.

Next 3 Rows—Decrease 1 st in 1st and last s c (to decrease: * insert hook in next st, pull loop through, repeat from *, thread over and work off all loops at one time).

20th Row—Skip 1 st, decrease in next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 6 s c, decrease in next 2 sts.

21st Row—Skip 1 st, decrease in next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, decrease in next 2 sts. Work 1 row even.

23rd Row—* Decrease in next 2 sts, repeat from * once.

24th Row—Decrease in 1st 2 sts, break thread. Work 3 more leaves in same manner.

LARGE LEAF: With Green work same as 1st 19 rows of small leaf.

20th Row—Work even.

21st Row—Decrease 1 st at the beginning and end of row.

Repeat the last 2 rows twice.

26th Row—Decrease in 1st 2 sts.

27th Row—Decrease in last 2 sts. Repeat the last 2 rows.

30th Row—Decrease in 1st 2 sts, break thread. Work 3 more leaves in same manner.

GRAPE: With Shaded Lavenders ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 1 and work 8 s c in ring, join.

2nd Row—Ch 1, 2 s c in each s c. Do not join or turn this or following rows.

3rd Row—1 s c in 1st s c, 2 s c in next s c, repeat from beginning all around.

4th Row—Increase in every 3rd st (32 s c), join, break thread.

Work 13 more grapes in same manner always increasing and joining in last row as illustrated. Work 3 more bunches of grapes in same manner.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC DOILY No. 1 SHOWN ON Page 2—With White 5 s c in next loop, ch 1, join to 6th s c of 4th grape to right of 2nd joining (to join: sl loop off hook, insert in st, pull loop through) ch 1, 4 s c in same loop, * 5 s c in next loop, ch 1, join to center s c between joinings of next grape, ch 1, 4 s c in same space, repeat from * once, 6 s c in next loop, ch 1, join to 5th s c from left of joining of next grape, ch 1, 3 s c in same loop, 2 s c in next loop, ch 1, skip 4 s c of same grape, join in next st, ch 1, 7 s c in same loop, 9 s c in next loop, 7 s c in next loop, ch 1, join to 1st point on side of large leaf as illustrated, ch 1, 2 s c in same loop, 7 s c in next loop, ch 1, join to next point, ch 1, 2 s c in same loop, 9 s c in next loop, 7 s c in next loop, ch 1, with 2 large points on side of small leaf to the right, join to last st of 1st row, ch 1, 2 s c in same loop, 4 s c in next loop, ch 1, join to last st of 3rd row, ch 1, 5 s c in same loop, 9 s c in next loop, repeat from beginning all around, join, break thread. Sew point of small leaf to center st of large leaf and opposite point of same leaf to grape, sew top of large leaf to grape as illustrated.

Stem—Attach Green in same space as 1st point of large leaf, ch 2, s c in 2nd st from hook, * ch 1, s c in s c, repeat from * 8 times or until stem is long enough to reach to 7th st to left of joining of center grape at end, join, break thread. Attach Green in 5th st of 1st large point of next large leaf and work a stem of 8 s c or long enough to reach the 6th st to left of joining of center grape at end, join, break thread. Work 2 more stems in same manner.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC CENTER No. 2 SHOWN ON Page 2—Work 19 rows of basic center, ch 4, * join to 10th s c to left of 2nd joining of 4th grape, ch 1, d c in same space on center, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, ch 1, join to 5th s c to left of joining of next grape, ch 1, d c in same space on center, ch 6, sl st in next s c, ch 3, sl st in same space for picot, ch 6, d c in next d c, ch 1, join to 5th s c of next grape to right of joining, ch 1, d c in same space on center, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, ch 1, join to 5th s c to left of joining of next grape, ch 1, d c in same space on center, ch 6, sl st in next s c, ch 3, sl st in same space for picot, ch 6, 2 d c in next d c, 1 d c in each of the next 2 d c, join to 1st large point on side of large leaf as illustrated, d c in next d c on center, 2 d c in next d c, join to next point of same leaf, ch 6, sl st in next s c, ch 3 picot, ch 6, 2 d c in next d c, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, 2 d c in next d c, with 2 large points of small leaf to the left, join to 1st st of 1st row, ch 6, sl st in next s c, ch 3 picot, ch 6, d c in next d c, ch 1, join to last st of 4th row of same leaf, ch 1, d c in same space on center, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, 2 d c in next d c, ch 6, sl st in next s c, ch 3 picot, ch 6, d c in next d c, ch 1, repeat from * all around, join, break thread.

Sew top of large leaf to grape, sew large point of small leaf to center st of large leaf, sew large point on opposite side of leaf to grape as illustrated.

Stem—Attach Green in 3rd st of 1st point of large leaf, ch 2, s c in 2nd st from hook, * ch 1, s c in s c, repeat from * 6 times, join to 3rd st from joining of center grape, as illustrated, break thread. Work 3 more stems.

VIOLET DOILIES

These doilies may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material for each Doily

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35, Size 30

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball Yellow

1 Ball Green

1 Ball White

9 inches

Steel 12

or

“PURITAN” Crochet Cotton

Article 40

”

11 ”

” 7

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

”

11 ”

” 7

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 20, Size 30

”

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30

”

9 ”

” 12

or

“SILLATEEN SANSIL”

Article 102

”

10 ”

” 10

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls Shaded Lavenders

2 Balls White

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Yellow

7 ”

” 13

or

“STAR” Pearl Cotton

Article 90, Size 5

”

11 ”

” 7

VIOLET: With Yellow ch 6, join to form a ring, ch 1 and work 10 s c in ring, join, break thread.

2nd Row—Attach Shaded Lavenders, * 2 s c in each of the next 2 s c of 1st row, ch 1 to turn all rows.

3rd Row—1 s c in each s c.

4th Row—Increase 1 s c at beginning and end of row (6 s c). Work 1 row even.

6th and 7th Rows—Decrease 1 s c at beginning of each row, ch 2, turn.

8th Row—1 d c in each of the next 3 s c leaving last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, ch 3, sl st in base of same row, sl st in each row down side of petal, repeat from * until there are 5 petals, join in base of 1st petal, break thread. Work 2nd violet in same manner joining tip of 1 petal to tip of any petal of 1st violet. To join: ch 2, sl st in tip of previous violet, ch 2, sl st in same space on violet being made. Work 16 more violets joining to petal of previous violet leaving 1 petal free at lower edge and 2 petals free at top between joinings.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC CENTER No. 1 SHOWN ON Page 2—With White work a row of 9 ch loops all around increasing in every 8th loop on center (54 loops).

Attach Green in loop, 4 s c over same loop, ch 1 and with the single petals next to center, s c in single free petal of violet, ch 1, 4 s c over same loop on center, * 3 s c over next loop, ch 5, sl st in 7th row on left hand side of same petal, ch 1, skip 1 st of ch, 1 s c in each of the next 4 sts of ch, 2 s c in same loop on center, ch 7, sl st in 7th row of next petal of same flower to right of joining, ch 1, skip 1 st of ch, 1 s c in each of the next 6 sts, 3 s c over same loop on center, 3 s c over next loop, ch 7, sl st in 7th row to left of joining of next violet, ch 1, skip 1 st of ch, 1 s c in each of the next 6 sts, 2 s c over same loop on center, ch 5, sl st in 7th row on right hand side of next petal of same flower, ch 1, skip 1 st of ch, 1 s c in each of the next 4 sts, 4 s c over same loop, 4 s c over next loop, ch 1, s c in tip of same petal, ch 1, 4 s c over same loop on center, repeat from * in same manner until all flowers are joined.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC CENTER No. 2 SHOWN ON Page 2—Work violets same as for Basic Center No. 1 but working 5 groups of 3 violets each and using ch 1 between joinings.

Attach Green in 1st d c of any d c group on center, s c in same space, 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 4, sl st in last s c for picot, 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c, holding violets with 2 free petals next to center, ** ch 1, sl st in tip of 1st free petal of 1st violet of any 3 violet group, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, ch 5, thread over hook twice, insert in 5th st from hook, pull through, thread over and work off 2 loops twice, thread over hook twice, insert in same space, pull through, thread over and work off 2 loops twice, thread over and pull through remaining loops at one time (a rice st), ch 4, sl st in top of rice st for picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, s c in 1st d c of next d c group, ch 1, sl st in tip of next free petal of same flower, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, * 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c, picot, 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 1, sl st in 1st free petal of next flower of same group, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, s c in 1st d c of next d c group on center, ch 1, sl st in tip of next free petal of same flower, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, repeat from * once, 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c on center, picot, 1 s c in each of the next 4 d c, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, cluster st in next picot on center, (cluster st: 3 tr c in same space keeping last loop of each tr c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time) picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, s c in 1st d c of next d c group, 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c, picot, 1 s c in each of the next 3 d c, repeat from ** until all flowers are joined.

FLOWER BOUQUET

This doily may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material

Quantity

Approx. Size of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35, Size 30

1 Ball Tinted Lavender and Yellow

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball Shaded Yellows

1 Ball White

1 Ball Blue

1 Ball Pink

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Yellow

9 inches

Steel 12

or

“PURITAN” Crochet Cotton

Article 40

1 Ball Tinted Lavender and Yellow

1 Ball Shaded Lavenders

1 Ball Shaded Yellows

1 Ball White

1 Ball Blue

1 Ball Pink

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Yellow

11 ”

” 7

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

Same Colors as in “GEM” Crochet Cotton

11 ”

” 7

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30

”

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls Tinted Lavender and Yellow

2 Balls Shaded Lavenders

2 Balls Shaded Yellows

2 Balls White

2 Balls Blue

2 Balls Pink

2 Balls Green

2 Balls Yellow

7 ”

” 13

DAISY: With Yellow ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 3 and work 17 d c in ring, join, break thread.

Continued from Page 10

PETAL: With White ch 14, insert hook in any d c, pull loop through, ch 1, 1 s c in next st of ch, 1 s d c in each of the next 3 sts (s d c: thread over hook, insert in st, pull loop through, thread over and work off all loops at one time), 1 d c in each of the next 9 sts, 6 s d c in end st, working on opposite side of ch, 1 d c in each of the next 9 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 3 sts, 1 s c in next st, sl st in same d c, break thread. Skip 1 d c, work another petal in next d c. Continue working in same manner all around. Work a 2nd daisy same as 1st daisy, joining it to 1st daisy as illustrated.

FORGET-ME-NOT: With Yellow ch 2, 8 s c in 2nd st from hook, join, break thread. Attach Color, * ch 4, 3 tr c in same space, ch 4, sl st in same space, skip 1 s c, sl st in next s c, repeat from * 3 times, break thread. Work all remaining forget-me-nots in same manner, always joining in center tr c of petals.

PANSY: All pansies are worked in same manner, ch 7, join to form a ring, ch 3 (counts as 1 d c), 2 d c in ring, * ch 7, 3 d c in ring, repeat from * 3 times, ch 7, join.

2nd Row—Sl st to loop, ch 3, 12 d c in loop, * 1 s c in center d c of next d c group, 13 d c in next loop, repeat from * once, * s c in center d c of next d c group, ch 4 and work 8 d tr c, 2 tr c, 2 d c with ch 1 between each st in next loop, s c in center d c of next d c group, 2 d c, 2 tr c, 8 d tr c with ch 1 between each st in next loop, ch 4, s c in center d c of next d c group, join, break thread.

LEAF: All leaves are worked with Green in same manner. Ch 25, s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in next st of ch, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 d c in each of the next 3 sts, 1 tr c in each of the next 8 sts, 1 tr c, 1 d c in next st, 1 d c in each of the next 4 sts, 1 s d c in each of the next 2 sts, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, break thread.

Starting with the large group of Blue forget-me-nots, work 6 forget-me-nots, join as illustrated, joining 3, to petals of daisies. Work 2 Pink forget-me-nots, join to Blue forget-me-nots as illustrated. Work a Shaded Lavender pansy, join to Blue forget-me-not. Work a Tinted Lavender and Yellow pansy, join to Pink and 1 Blue forget-me-not. Work a Lavender pansy, join to Pink forget-me-not. Work a Lavender pansy, join to pansy just made, same Pink forget-me-not and daisy. Work a Blue forget-me-not, join to 2 Lavender pansies. Work a group of 3 Pink forget-me-nots, join to Lavender pansy and daisy. Work a Blue forget-me-not, join to group of Pink forget-me-nots. Work a Lavender pansy, join to Blue forget-me-not just made and daisy. Work a Yellow pansy, join to Lavender pansy just made and daisy. Work 3 Blue forget-me-nots, joining as illustrated and join to Yellow pansy and daisy. Work 1 Blue forget-me-not, join to Yellow pansy. Work a Lavender pansy, join to forget-me-not just made and to 2 Blue forget-me-nots. Work 3 Pink forget-me-nots joining as illustrated and join 1 to Lavender pansy. Work a Tinted Lavender and Yellow pansy, join to daisy. Work a Blue forget-me-not, join to pansy just made. Work a Lavender pansy, join to flower just made and daisy. Work a Yellow pansy, join to pansy just made and daisy. Work a Pink forget-me-not, join to Lavender pansy and Yellow pansy. Work a Blue forget-me-not, join to flower just made and Yellow pansy. Work a Lavender pansy, join to flower just made, to Yellow pansy and to Blue forget-me-not of 1st group made.

Work 5 leaves joining to flowers as illustrated.

Edge—Attach White in free petal of Pink forget-me-not to right of Blue forget-me-not, work a ch long enough to reach next Blue forget-me-not, s c in free petal of flower, work a ch long enough to reach to next pansy, s c (if necessary a d c in order to keep edge round) in 1st petal of flower, continue all around until all flowers are worked. Then work a row of ch 5 loops over ch, ending row with ch 1, d c in joining (110 loops in row).

3rd, 4th and 5th Rows: Ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from beginning all around ending each row with ch 2, d c in d c.

6th Row: * Ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ** ch 5, skip 1 loop, 2 d c with ch 4 between in next loop, ch 5, skip 1 loop, s c in next loop, * ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * 5 times, repeat from ** all around in same manner ending row with ch 2, d c in d c.

7th Row: * Ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ** ch 6, skip 1 loop, 3 cluster sts with ch 3 between each cluster st in ch 4 loop (cluster st: work 3 tr c in loop keeping last loop of each st on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time), ch 6, skip 1 loop, s c in next loop, * ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * 4 times, repeat from ** all around in same manner ending row with ch 2, d c in d c.

8th Row: * Ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ** ch 6, skip 1 loop, 2 cluster sts with ch 5 between in next loop, ch 5, 2 cluster sts with ch 5 between in next loop, ch 6, skip 1 loop, s c in next loop, * ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * 3 times, repeat from ** all around in same manner ending row with ch 2, d c in d c.

9th Row: * Ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ch 6, skip 1 loop, 2 cluster sts with ch 3 between in next loop, ch 3, 3 cluster sts with ch 3 between each cluster st in next loop, ch 3, 2 clusters sts with ch 3 between in next loop, ch 6, skip 1 loop, s c in next loop, repeat from beginning all around ending row to correspond.

10th Row: Sl st to 2nd st of loop, ** ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook (rice st: work 2 tr c in st, keeping last loop of each st on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time), d c in next loop, ch 3, sl st in d c for picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, s c in next loop, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, ch 3, sl st in rice st for picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, s c in next cluster st, * ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, d c in next cluster st, picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, s c in next cluster st, repeat from * twice, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, picot, ch 5, rice st in 5th st from hook, skip 1 loop, s c in next loop, repeat from ** all around, join, break thread.

BUTTERFLY DOILY

These doilies may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material for each Dolly

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35

1 Ball White

1 Ball any Shaded color Shown

9½ inches

Steel 12

or

“PURITAN” Crochet Cotton

Article 40

1 Ball White

1 Ball any Shaded Color Shown

11½ ”

” 7

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

1 Ball White

1 Ball any Shaded Color Shown

11½ ”

” 7

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls White

2 Balls any Shaded Color Shown

7½ ”

” 13

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 20, Size 30

1 Ball White

1 Ball any Shaded Color Shown

9½ ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30

1 Ball White

2 Balls any Shaded Color Shown

9½ ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Pearl Cotton

Article 90, Size 5

2 Balls White

3 Balls any Shaded Color Shown

11½ ”

” 7

or

“SILLATEEN SANSIL”

Article 102

1 Ball White

2 Balls any Shaded Color Shown

10½

” 10

BODY: Top of Head—With Shaded color ch 4, sl st in 4th st from hook (feeler), ch 25, s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in each of the next 19 sts of ch, ch 1, turn.

2nd Row—1 s c in 1st s c, sl st in next s c, 1 s c in each of the next 17 s c, sl st in last st, break thread.

LARGE RIGHT WING: Ch 4, 2 d c in 4th st from hook, ch 1, turn.

2nd Row—2 s c in 1st d c, 1 s c in next d c, 2 s c in next st, ch 1, turn.

3rd and 4th Rows—1 s c in each s c, ch 1, turn.

5th Row—1 s c in 1st s c, 1 d c in each of the next 3 s c, 1 s c in next s c, ch 5 and without turning and working down long side, d c in next row, ch 2, d c in next row, repeat from * twice, ch 2, 1 d c, ch 2, 1 d c in point (lower edge of wing), working up opposite side, * ch 2 d c in next row, repeat from * 4 times, ch 2, d c in same space, * ch 2, tr c in next d c, repeat from * twice, ch 2, d c in same space with 1st ch 5, ch 2, join in 3rd st of ch.

Continued from page 11

Next Row—Sl st into loop, * ch 4, sl st in next loop, repeat from * all around, break thread.

SMALL RIGHT WING: Ch 4, 2 d c in 4th st from hook, ch 1, turn.

2nd Row—1 s c in 1st d c, 2 s c in next d c, 1 s c in next st, ch 1, turn.

3rd Row—1 s c in each s c, ch 1, turn.

4th Row—1 s c in 1st s c, 1 d c in each of the next 2 s c, 1 s c in next s c, (top of wing), do not turn.

5th Row—Working down long side, ch 5, 1 d c in next row, * ch 2, d c in next row, repeat from * once, ch 2, 1 d c, ch 2, 1 d c in point, working up opposite side, * ch 2, d c in next row, repeat from * 3 times, ch 2, d c in same space, ch 2, tr c in next d c, ch 2, tr c in next d c, ch 2, d c in same space with ch 5, ch 2, join in 3rd st of ch.

Next Row—Start to join wings. Sl st into loop, ch 2, sl st in 3rd loop to right of center from lower edge of large wing, ch 2, sl st in next loop of small wing, * ch 2, sl st in next loop towards lower edge of large wing, ch 2, sl st in next loop of small wing, repeat from * once, * ch 4, sl st in next loop of small wing, repeat from * around remainder of small wing, break thread. Work 2 left wings in same manner as right wing to the joining.

For joining work 4 loops on small wing, then join next 3 loops to corresponding loops on left side of large wing and finish same as other small wing.

To join wings to body, ch 4, sl st in 4th st from hook for other feeler, ch 4, sl st in 1st s c of 2nd row of body (top of head), 1 sl st in each of the next 2 sts, ch 2, sl st in 3rd free loop to right of joining of large left wing, ch 2, skip 1 st on body, sl st in next st, ch 2, sl st in next free loop of same wing, ch 2, skip 1 s c of body, sl st in next s c, ch 2, sl st in next free loop of same wing, ch 2, skip 2 s c of body, sl st in next st, ch 2, sl st in 1st free loop of small wing, ch 2, skip 2 s c of body, sl st in next s c, * ch 2, sl st in next loop of small wing, ch 2, skip 1 s c of body, sl st in next st, repeat from * once, sl st down remainder of body to point, work 3 s c in point then sl st in each of the next 3 sts up opposite side, ch 2, sl st in 3rd loop of small right wing to right of joining and join the 2 left wings same as opposite 2 wings, break thread.

Work 6 more butterflies in same manner.

IF YOU ARE MAKING SMALL CENTER (3½ INCHES) SHOWN ABOVE: With White ch 8, join to form a ring, ch 3, 13 d c in ring, join in 3rd st of ch.

2nd Row—* Ch 4, s c in next d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 1, d c in same space as beginning (this brings thread in position for next row).

3rd Row—* Ch 4, s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 1, d c in d c (14 loops).

4th Row—Ch 3, 2 d c in same space keeping last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, * ch 5, cluster st in next loop (cluster st: 3 d c in next loop keeping last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), repeat from * all around, ch 5, join to 1st cluster st.

5th Row—Ch 3, 4 d c in same space, 5 d c in next cluster st, repeat from * all around, join.

6th Row—Ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, * ch 2, 1 d c in each of the next 5 d c, repeat from * all around, ch 2, join.

7th Row—Ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, * ch 2, d c in next loop, ch 2, 1 d c in each of the next 5 d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 2, d c in next loop, ch 2, join.

8th Row—Ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, * ch 3, s c in next d c, ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 5 d c, repeat from * all around ending row with ch 3, s c in next d c, ch 3, join.

9th Row—Ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c keeping last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, * ch 4, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in next s c, ch 4, 5 d c cluster st over next 5 d c, repeat from * all around ending row to correspond.

10th Row—* Ch 5, skip 1 loop, 2 d c, ch 3, 2 d c in next loop, ch 5, s c in next 5 d c cluster st, repeat from * all around.

11th Row—* Ch 6, skip 1 loop, 2 d c, ch 3, 2 d c (shell) in next loop, ch 6, s c in next s c, repeat from * all around.

Continued from Page 14

12th Row—Sl st to center of shell, ch 3, d c in same space, ch 1, sl st in 2nd free loop from body of lower right wing of any butterfly, * ch 1, 2 d c in same space of center, ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 3, sl st in lower edge of body of same butterfly, ch 3, s c in next loop of center, ch 3, 2 d c in center of next shell, ch 1, sl st in 2nd free loop from body of lower left wing of same butterfly, ch 1, 2 d c in same space on center, ch 3, s c in next loop of center, ch 3, cluster st in next s c of center, ch 3, skip 1 loop of same wing of butterfly, sl st in next loop, ch 3, sl st in 4th free loop from body of lower right wing of next butterfly, ch 3, sl st in top of cluster st just made on center, ch 3, s c in next loop of center, ch 3, 2 d c in center of next shell, ch 1, skip 1 loop of butterfly, sl st in next loop of same wing (2nd loop from body), repeat from * until all butterflies are joined completing the joining of 1st butterfly.

Joining Motif between Butterflies—With White ch 6, join to form a ring, ch 1, s c in ring, d tr c (3 times over hook) in 3rd free loop of top wing on right hand side of butterfly, s c in ring, skip 1 loop of same wing, d tr c in next loop, s c in ring, d tr c in 1st free loop of lower wing of same butterfly, s c in ring, working up opposite side of next butterfly, d tr c in 1st free loop of lower wing next to the joining of wings, s c in ring, d tr c in 1st free loop of top wing, s c in ring, skip 1 loop, d tr c in next loop of same wing, s c in ring, join, break thread.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC DOILY No. 1 SHOWN ON Page 2—Work 12 butterflies as above.

Attach White in any loop and work 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in same loop, * ch 1, s c in 2nd loop from body of lower right hand wing of butterfly, ch 1, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in same loop of center, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in next loop on center, ch 1, s c in end of body of same butterfly, ch 1, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in same loop on center, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in next loop on center, ch 1, s c in 2nd free loop from body of lower left wing of same butterfly, ch 1, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in same loop on center, 2 s c in next loop on center, ch 1, skip 1 loop of same wing of butterfly, s c in next loop, ch 1, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in same loop on center, ch 1, s c in 4th free loop of lower right wing of next butterfly, ch 1, 2 s c in same loop on center, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in next loop on center, repeat from * until all butterflies are joined, break thread.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC DOILY No. 2 SHOWN ON Page 2—Work 10 butterflies.

Attach White in 1st d c of any d c group, s c in same space, * 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 1, sl st in 2nd free loop from body of lower right ring, ch 1, sl st in top of d c just made on center to complete picot, 1 d c in each of the next 2 d c on center, s c in next d c, ch 5, cluster st in next picot, ch 1, sl st in end of body, ch 1, sl st in top of cluster st, ch 5, 1 s c in next d c, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 1, sl st in 2nd free loop from body of lower left wing, ch 1, complete picot, 1 d c in each of the next 2 d c, s c in next d c, ch 5, cluster st in next picot on center, ch 3, skip 1 loop of same wing of butterfly, sl st in next loop, ch 5, 2 d c in 4th st from hook leaving last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, ch 1, sl st in 4th free loop from body of lower right wing of next butterfly, ch 3, sl st in top of cluster st on center, ch 5, 1 s c in next d c, repeat from * all around until all butterflies are joined, break thread.

Work the joining motifs between butterflies same as on Small Center.

CAMEO GIRL DOILY

This doily may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35, Size 30

1 Ball Cream

1 Ball Iridescent

1 Ball Pink

1 Ball Fuchsia

1 Ball Tinted Pink and Yellow

1 Ball White

5 inches

Steel 12

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

1 Ball Iridescent

1 Ball Pink

1 Ball Fuchsia

1 Ball Tinted Pink and Yellow

2 Balls White

7 ”

” 13

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

1 Ball Cream

1 Ball Iridescent

1 Ball Pink

1 Ball Rose

1 Ball Tinted Pink and Yellow

1 Ball White

11 ”

” 7

With Cream ch 4, s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in each st of ch, ch 1, turn.

2nd and 3rd Rows—1 s c in each s c, ch 1 to turn each row.

4th and 5th Rows—Working in s c increase 1 s c at the beginning and end of each row.

6th Row—Increase 2 s c at the beginning and end of row. Work 1 row even, break thread.

8th Row—Attach Fuchsia (substitute Rose for Fuchsia if “De Luxe” Crochet Cotton is used) and work 1 s c in each s c, break thread, do not turn.

9th Row—Attach Tinted Pink and Yellow, ch 3, 1 d c, ch 3, 2 d c in same space, skip 1 s c, 2 d c, ch 3, 2 d c (shell) in next s c, * skip 2 s c, shell in next s c, repeat from * once, skip 1 s c, shell in next s c, break thread, do not turn.

10th Row—Attach Fuchsia, s c in same space, 1 s c in next d c, * 3 s c in next loop, 1 s c in each of the next 4 d c, repeat from * 3 times, 3 s c in next loop, 1 s c in each of the next 2 d c, break thread, do not turn.

11th Row—Skip 8 s c, attach Fuchsia in next s c, working in back loop of st, s c in same space, * skip 3 s c, 1 s c in each of the next 4 s c, repeat from * once, skip 3 s c, 1 s c in next s c. Work 1 row even in s c working in both loops.

13th Row—Decrease 1 s c at the beginning and end of row (to decrease: insert hook in st, pull loop through, insert in next st, pull through thread over and work off all loops at one time). Work 1 row even. Repeat the last 2 rows once, then work one more row even, break thread. Do not turn work.

Continued from page 14

18th Row—Attach Pink, ch 5, s c in same space, * ch 5, s c in next s c, repeat from * 4 times, ch 5, s c in same space (7 loops), ch 7, turn.

19th Row—S c in next loop, * ch 5, s c in next loop, repeat from * 5 times, ch 3, d c in 2nd st from end of last loop, ch 7, turn (8 loops).

Continue working same as last row always having 1 more loop in each row until there are 13 loops.

25th Row—S c over ch 3, * ch 5, s c in next loop, repeat from * across row, turn.

26th Row—Ch 9, s c in next loop, * ch 6, s c in next loop, repeat from * across row, turn.

Repeat last row twice.

29th Row—Ch 10, s c in next loop, * ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * across row, turn.

Repeat 29th row 3 times, ending last row with ch 6, tr c in last loop, ch 5, turn.

33rd Row—S c over ch 6, * ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ch 3, s c in same loop, repeat from 1st * twice, * ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ch 5, s c in same space, break thread. Work 3 more dresses in same manner.

Right Sleeve—With right side of work toward you, attach Tinted Pink and Yellow in 7th s c from end of 10th row, working in back loop of st, * ch 3, s c in next s c, repeat from * twice, * ch 5, s c in next s c, repeat from * once, ch 7, turn.

2nd Row—S c in next loop, ch 5, s c in next loop, * ch 3, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, turn.

3rd Row—* Ch 3, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, * ch 5, s c in next loop, repeat from * once, ch 5, turn.

4th Row—Same as 2nd row.

5th Row—* Ch 3, s c in next loop, repeat from * twice, ch 1, turn.

6th Row—* S c in next loop, repeat from * twice, break thread. Work 3 more right sleeves in same manner.

Left Sleeve—With wrong side of work toward you and working in front loop of st, work sleeve in same manner to 3rd row ending last row with ch 3.

4th Row—Join to 4th st of corresponding loop of right sleeve of 1st dress, ch 1, s c in next loop of sleeve of 2nd dress, complete sleeve same as right sleeve. Continue working sleeves on remaining dresses, joining in same manner.

With right side of work toward you, attach Fuchsia in 1st s c of sleeve, s c in same space, 1 s c in each of the next 2 s c, break thread.

Right Arm—With right side of work toward you, attach Cream in 1st s c of sleeve edge, working in back loop of st, s c in same space, 1 s c in each of the next 2 s c, ch 1 to turn all rows.

Next Row—Working in both loops, 1 s c in each s c.

3rd Row—2 s c in 1st s c, skip 1 s c, sl st in next st.

4th Row—Sl st in sl st, skip 1 s c, 2 s c in next s c.

Repeat the last 2 rows once, then repeat the 3rd row. Work 1 row even.

9th Row—Decrease in 1st 2 sts, s c in next s c. Work 2 rows even, break thread.

Left Arm—With wrong side of work toward you, attach Cream in 1st s c of left sleeve, working 1st row in front loop of st, then work same as right arm. Sew 2 inner sts of last row of arms together.

Joining Motif—With wrong side of work toward you and arms facing upward, attach White in 1st s c of 1st arm, ch 9, s c in last s c of 2nd arm, ch 5, turn.

2nd Row—S c in loop, ch 6, s c in same space, ch 7, s c in same space, ch 6, s c in same space, ch 2, d c in same space with starting ch, ch 3, turn.

3rd Row—2 d c over ch 2, ch 5, 3 d c in next loop, ch 7, 3 tr c in next loop, ch 7, 3 tr c in same space, ch 7, 3 d c in next loop, ch 5, 3 d c in next loop, ch 3, turn.

4th Row—1 d c in each of the next 2 d c keeping last loop of each st on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time, ch 5, sl st in top of st just made for picot, ch 5, s c in next loop, ch 5, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c keeping last loop of each st on hook, thread over and work off all loops at one time (d c cluster st), ch 7, s c in next loop, ch 7, 1 tr c cluster st over next 3 tr c, ch 7, 1-3 tr c cluster st over next loop, ch 7, 1 tr c cluster st over next 3 tr c, ch 7, s c in next loop, ch 7, d c cluster st over next 3 d c, ch 5, s c in next loop, ch 5, d c cluster st over next 3 d c, ch 5, turn.

5th Row—Sl st in top of st just made, ch 5, s c in next loop, repeat from * once, ch 6, s c in next loop, ch 7, s c in next loop, ch 11, s c in next loop, ch 13, s c in next loop, ch 11, s c in next loop, ch 7, s c in next loop, ch 6, s c in next loop, ch 5, s c in next loop, ch 2, d c in cluster st, turn.

6th Row—Ch 3, join to 4th st from beginning of 4th large loop from lower edge on side of skirt, ch 3, s c in next loop of motif, ch 3, s c in 4th st of next loop of skirt, ch 3, s c in next loop of motif, ch 3, s c in 4th st of next loop of skirt, ch 4, s c in next loop of motif, ch 7, skip 1 loop of skirt, s c in 1st st of small loop of skirt, ch 11, s c in next loop of motif, ch 9, s c in next loop, ch 9, s c in next loop, ch 11, join to 1st st of small loop of next skirt, ch 7, s c in next loop of motif, ch 4, skip 1 loop of skirt, s c in 4th st from end of next loop of skirt, ch 3, s c in next loop of motif, * ch 3, s c in 4th st of next loop of skirt, ch 3, s c in next loop of motif, repeat from * once, break thread.

EDGE—Attach White in 1st small loop of skirt, 3 s c in same space, * 7 s c in each of the next 3 loops, 3 s c in next loop, repeat from * 3 times, * ch 7, s c in next loop, repeat from * 3 times, ch 7, 3 s c in next loop, repeat from 1st * all around, ending row to correspond, join.

2nd Row—Sl st to next s c, ch 3, 1 d c, ch 3, 2 d c in same space, * ch 3, s c in center st of next loop, ch 5, 2 tr c, ch 3, 2 tr c in center st of next loop (tr c shell), ch 5, s c in center st of next loop, ch 3, d c shell in center st of next loop, repeat from * 3 times, ch 3, s c in next loop, * ch 8, s c in next loop, repeat from * 3 times, ch 3, d c shell in center st of next loop, repeat from 1st * all around ending row to correspond, join.

3rd Row—* 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in next loop, skip 2 d c, 3 s c in next loop, 5 s c in next loop, skip 2 tr c, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in next loop, skip 2 tr c, 5 s c in next loop, 3 s c in next loop, skip 2 d c, repeat from * 3 times, 2 s c, ch 3, 2 s c in next loop, skip 2 d c, 3 s c in next loop, 7 s c in next loop, ch 3, sl st in last s c for picot, 5 s c in next loop, 2 tr c in next s c, ch 3, sl st in last tr c for picot, 1 tr c in same space, 5 s c in next loop, 1 s c in next loop, ch 3, sl st in s c for picot, 6 s c in same loop, 3 s c in next loop, skip 2 d c, repeat from beginning all around ending row to correspond, join, break thread.

Bouquet—With Iridescent, ch 2, 6 s c in 2nd st from hook, join.

2nd Row—* Ch 5, sl st in same space (picot loop), ch 2, sl st in next s c, repeat from * all around.

3rd Row—* Ch 5, sl st in same space, ch 2, sl st in next ch 2 loop, repeat from * all around keeping ch 2 in back of picot loop.

4th Row—Work in same manner as last row having ch 3 between each picot loop, join, break thread.

Work three more bouquets in same manner. Sew in position as illustrated.

Hat—With Tinted Pink and Yellow, ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 3 and work 12 d c in ring, join.

2nd Row—Ch 1, working in back loop of st, work 2 s c in each s c, join, break thread.

3rd Row—Attach Fuchsia, s c in same space, 1 s c in each of the next 2 s c, 2 s d c in next s c, 2 s d c in next s c, 1 s d c in next s c, 1 d c in next s c, 2 d c in next s c, 1 d c in next s c, * 1 t r c in next s c, 2 tr c in next s c, repeat from * once, * 2 tr c in next s c, 1 tr c in next s c, repeat from * once, 1 d c in next s c, 2 d c in next s c, 1 d c in next s c, 1 s d c in next sc, 2 s d c in next s c, 2 s d c in next s c, 1 s c in each of the next 3 s c, join, break thread leaving an end long enough to sew to top of head.

Work another hat in the same manner working to 3rd tr c of last row, join to corresponding tr c on side of hat, complete row. Work 3rd hat joining in same manner. Work 4th hat, joining hat on both sides.

Sew hats to neck as illustrated.

HOLLY WREATH DOILY

These doilies may be made with any of the American Thread Company products listed below:

Material for each Doily

Quantity

Approx. Size

of Doily

Size of

Needle

“GEM” Crochet Cotton

Article 35, Size 30

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Red

9 inches

Steel 12

or

“PURITAN” Crochet Cotton

Article 40

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Red

11 ”

” 7

or

“DE LUXE” Crochet Cotton

Article 346

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Red

11 ”

” 7

or

“STAR” Tatting Cotton

Article 25

2 Balls White

2 Balls Green

1 Ball Red

7 ”

” 13

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 20, Size 30

1 Ball White

1 Ball Green

1 Ball Red

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Crochet Cotton

Article 30, Size 30

1 Ball White

2 Balls Green

1 Ball Red

9 ”

” 12

or

“STAR” Pearl Cotton

Article 90, Size 5

2 Balls White

2 Balls Green

1 Ball Red

11 ”

” 7

or

“SILLATEEN SANSIL”

Article 102

1 Ball White

2 Balls Green

1 Ball Red

10 ”

” 10

Leaf: With Green starting at lower edge, ch 3, 2 d c in 3rd st from hook, ch 3, turn.

2nd Row—D c in same space, 1 d c in next d c, 2 d c in next st, ch 3, turn.

3rd Row—2 d c in same space, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, 3 d c in end st, ch 3, turn.

4th Row—1 s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in next st of ch, 1 d c in each of the next 8 d c, 3 d c in next st, ch 1, turn.

5th Row—Sl st in each of the next 2 d c, ch 3, 2 d c in next d c, 1 d c in each of the next 7 d c, 3 d c in next d c, ch 3, turn.

6th Row—2 d c in same space, 1 d c in each of the next 11 d c, 2 d c in next st, ch 3, turn.

7th Row—1 s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in next st of ch, 1 d c in each of the next 11 d c, 3 d c in next d c, ch 3, turn.

8th Row—Same as 6th row.

9th Row—2 d c in same space, 1 d c in each of the next 11 d c, 3 d c in next d c, ch 3, turn.

Continued from Page 14

10th row—1 s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in next st of ch, 1 d c in each of the next 17 sts, ch 1, turn.

11th Row—1 sl st in each of next 3 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in each of next 13 d c, ch 3, turn.

12th Row—Same as 9th row.

13th Row—1 s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in next st of ch, 1 d c in each of next 14 d c, ch 1, turn.

14th Row—Sl st in each of the next 2 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in each of next 10 d c, ch 1, turn.

15th Row—Sl st in each of next 3 d c, ch 3, 1 d c in each of next 6 d c, ch 1, turn.

16th Row—Sl st in each of next 3 d c, ch 2, 1 d c in each of next 3 d c keeping last loop of each d c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, break thread. Work 11 more leaves in same manner.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC CENTER No. 1 SHOWN ON Page 2—Attach White in any s c of last row of center, ch 4, 2 tr c in same space keeping last loop of each tr c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time, ch 3, sl st in top of cluster st for picot, ch 4, s c in next loop, ch 1 and with 5 point side of leaf towards center, sl st in 1st point of leaf from lower edge, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, * ch 4, tr c cluster st in next s c on center, (tr c cluster st: 3 tr c in same space keeping last loop of each tr c on hook, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), ch 3, sl st in top of cluster st for picot, ch 4, s c in next loop on center, ch 1, sl st in next point of same leaf, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, repeat from * once, ch 4, tr c cluster st in next s c on center, picot, ch 4, s c in next loop, picot, ch 4, tr c cluster st in next s c, picot, ch 4, s c in next loop, ch 1, sl st in 1st point from lower edge of next leaf, ch 1, sl st in same s c on center, repeat from 1st * until all leaves are joined, break thread.

BERRY: With Red ch 2, 8 s c in 2nd st from hook, without joining rows, work 2 s c in each s c.

3rd and 4th Rows—1 s c in each s c.

5th Row—1 s c in next s c, decrease in next 2 sts (to decrease: * insert hook in next st, pull loop through, repeat from *, thread over and pull through all loops at one time), repeat from beginning all around. Fill with cotton or Red yarn, then decrease every other st until 3 sts remain, draw together, break thread leaving an end. Work 11 more berries in same manner and sew in position as illustrated.

IF YOU ARE MAKING BASIC CENTER No. 2 SHOWN ON Page 2—Work 10 leaves same as for basic center No. 1 joining to center as follows: attach White in 1st d c of any d c group, ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 1, join in 1st point from lower edge of leaf always having the 5 point side of leaf next to center, * ch 1, d c in same space on center, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 3, sl st in next point of same leaf, ch 3, s c in next loop on center, ch 3, 1 d c in each of the next 4 d c, ch 1, sl st in next point of same leaf, ch 1, d c in same space on center, 1 d c in each of the next 3 d c, ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 7, sl st in 4th st from hook for picot, ch 3, s c in next loop, ch 3, 1 s c in each of the next 4 d c, ch 1, sl st in 1st point from lower edge of next leaf, repeat from * until all leaves are joined, break thread. Work 20 berries same as for Basic Center No. 1 and sew in position between leaves as illustrated catching the lower edge of leaf and next free point of previous leaf when sewing.

TRADE MARK

AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY

260 West Broadway · New York 13, N. Y.

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