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“TIMES-AGE” NEEDLECRAFTS

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PATTERN 997

. CROCHETED RUG

That much-abused household article, the “throw rug," finds a durable, new medium in this lovely crocheted design of daffodils. Suitable for bedroom or bath, you may crochet it of heavy cotton thread, rug wool, or otherwise useless rags. It's madf in white and a colour or two colours; the background could be in mixed colours so long as they contrast with the white. If the rug’s for your bedroom, use the same pattern for the borders of the dresser scarf. It’s made of string, white or coloured, in regular filet crochet. Bathroom towels may be made to complete a matching set, for a border design to be done in string in two colours is included. Pattern 997 comes to you with directions and charts for making the articles shown; an illustration of them and of all stitches needed; material requirements; colour suggestions. OBTAIN a Postal Note for 1/1 (or stamps if postal note is not procurable), cut this pattern out and send to “Times-Age” Needlecrafts, Box 445, Masterton. NOTE: The material on which to work this pattern may be obtained from any draper in the Wairarapa.