FINE NET SHAWLS

NZ Truth, Issue 1153, 5 January 1928, Page 3

FINE NET SHA WLS

II E RE'S an idea for the girl who, as Stephen Leacock puts it, "has her " needle to fa!! back of)" . Summer is here, and the question of summer wraps will crop up. London's latest fancy is the shawl of fine net. Take two thicknesses of fine, good net in the color that suits you best, and embroider large, exotic-looking, sprawling flowers in chenille on them. The effect is most striking, and the two layers of net provide sufficient warmth on a close evening. The beauty of a shawl of this kind is that it does not hide the frock underneath. The idea of a black net shawl worked in every color possible or in large white flowers occurs to us as being particularly striking.