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Make a new dress, or alter an old one.TeJORKBASKET | sesceen 2°” ond noun Anre MAeazine VOLUME 32 MARY IDA SULLIVAN | Editor Katherine Alexander | Assistant Editor NEEDLEWORK SPECIAL ARTICLES +70 CROCHET Bonded Fabrics an Filet Crochet Design — + Huck Weaving 18 Empire Style Sweater + TO KNIT DEPARTMENTS Women Who Make Cents. 28 + Foops Breakfast Treasure Chest. 30 Pickles and Relishes — 34 With the Cooks 37 + GARDEN Flower and Garden Forum_. Ee MANUSCRIPTS ‘The Country Kitchen Chair Dorothy S. Garland —___ 7 Rainbow Sand Bottles Willard and Elma Waltner_. 80 ADVERTISING OFFICES — a TARR BSE er cats sen 130 DATE LT EER a un pate ee Soe aed ni lever aren Goce 2| KNIT COAT Here is a coat combining warmth with an attractive fashionable ap- pearance. Directions are given for medium size with changes for large in parentheses. You will need 32 ‘ounces knitting worsted, one pair number 6 standard knitting needles (or size needed to work to gauge) ‘one set number 6 double pointed knitting needles, one large button anid a sine O steel crochet hook Abbreviations: K (anit) 1 (sip) (puel) dec (decrease) $4 (siteh) ine (increase) hide (half double crochet) Gauge: 5 sts equal 1 inch 7 rows equal 1 inch Pattern Stitch—Stockinette st (k 1 row, p 1 row). Back: Cast on 100 (106) sts. Work in stockinette st until piece meas- ures 15 inches or desired length. Next Row: Cast on 3 sts at begin- ning of row, work across these 3 sts and remaining sts of row, cast on 3 sts at end of row. Next 3 Rows: Cast on 17 sts at on 17 sts at end of row—208 (214) ‘sts on needle. Work for 5 inches, ine 1 st every 9th row at be; © © scene stealer edge away from sl sts). Cast on at sleeve edge in same manner as for back sleeve, continue to work sl st in same position at front edge. ‘When sleeves measure 5 inches, ine 1 st at sleeve edge every 9th row 3 times. Bind off 5 sts at sleeve edge every other row 10 (11) times. Bind off 3 sts at sleeve edge every other row until there are 33 (39) sts, now bind off 12 sts at front edge and continuing to bind off 3 sts every other row at sleeve edge, dec 1 st at front edge every other row until no sts remain. Right Front: Work in same manner as for left front, reversing position of sl sts and sleeve shaping. Buttonhole: Three rows before binding off 12 sts at front edge work 3 sts of facing, bind off 4 sts, work sleeve seams together. Fold and gs st around buttonholeFilet Crochet Design Each square measures approxi- mately 6 inches and takes about 70 yards number 20 crochet cotton. Use a size 9 steel crochet hook. The number of squares needed for a bed- spread, for instance, will vary ac- cording to size of bed. A full size bed would require 14 squares across and 17 squares lengthwise and would measure about 84x102 inches without fringe. This same motif would make a very pretty table- cloth. 6 + The WORKBASKET Row 5: Ch 5, de in next de, * ch 2, de in next de (2 sps made), de in each of next 3 de for a bl, ch 2, de in next de, ch 2, de in third st of corner sp (2 sps made), ch 5, de in same st (a corner sp), ch 2, de in next de, repeat from * around, end in same manner as for row 4, Continue to work sps, bls and corner sps in same manner, working from chart for remainder of square. Fasten off. Make number of squares needed. Sew edges of squares together neat- ly. After all squares have been sewn together work a row of sc across top edge. Do not fasten off. Fringe: SI st in third st of corner sp (same st with last sc), ch 50, sl st in first st of ch 50, 2 se in same corner sp, sc in next de, ch 50, sl st in first st of last ch 50, 2 se over next sp, sc in next de, ch 50, sl st in first st of last ch 50, sc in each of next 3 de. Continue in this manner along both sides and bottom of bed- spread. Fasten off.No. 179 PRISCILLA | No. 180— EMBROIDERY. EDGINGS. Collection of new | Fre embroidery, Trapunto, | snd Need! ‘Swedish aa “aici or Seaeake. | - | COATS & CLARK INC. i Dept. 495, WB-97, Fair Lawn, New Jersey 07410 | Enclose 35¢ per book or $1.00 for any 3 books, (Price i | pital emer omadin) ed | Please send me: #179 #180 (#181 1 #182 j | Stinping Label. Piease print ox type, Don't abbreviate city. 1 Name ! ! i 1 i 1 \ I L mea and mitcens, plain and pat. terned; hats and sli 3 and Address dog's ‘coat. Mainly Knitting Ze, Worsted. City. > Codes fer soo onty in the United Stats ——— ernie tatesBaby Caamile te Kut Four matching pieces make up this adorable baby outfit. Directions are for a 6 month size. Materials needed are 4 ounces baby wool for main color, 1 ounce for contrasting color, one pair size 3 knitting nee- dies, a size 3 steel crochet hook, 2 small pearl buttons, 1% yards satin ribbon %-inch wide, 3 yards satin ribbon %-inch wide and a small amount of cotton for stuffing toy party snapper. Abbreviations k (knit) tog (together) P (purl) © [yarn over) 5 (atiteh) dec’ (decrease) ine (inereate) MC (main color) ‘ch (chain) CC (contrasting sk (skip) ‘color) s¢ (single crochet) Gauge: 7 sts equal 1 inch Sacque—Back: Using MC, cast on 68 sts, K 2 rows. Work in pattern as follows—Row 1: K 3, * O, k 2 tog, k 4, repeat from *, end k 3. Rows 2, 4: P each st. Row 3: K 3, * k 2 tog, O, k 4, repeat from *, end k 3. ‘When piece measures 6 inches shape armholes. At beginning of each of next 2 rows bind off 3 sts. Dec 1 st each end of needle every other row 3 times (56 sts). Change to garter st (k every row) and work even until armholes measure 3% inches above bound-off sts. Shape Shoulders: At beginning of next 2 rows bind off 17 sts. Bind off remaining sts for neck. left Frnt: Using MC, cast on 37 sts. K 2 rows. Work pattern st as follows—Row 1: K 3, * O, k 2 tog, k 4, repeat from *, end k 2. Rows 2, 4: K 2, p across row. Row 3: K 3, * k 2 tog, 0, k 4, repeat from *, end k 2. (The k 2’s along one side form front border). B+ The WORKBASKET Work until piece measures same as back to armhole. Shape Armhole: At beginning of next row, bind off 3 sts. At same edge dec 1 st every other row 3 times (31 sts). Change to garter st and work until armhole meas- ures 2% inches, ending at front edee. Shape Neck: Bind off 11 sts. Dec 1 st at same edge every other row 3 times. When armhole measures same as back, shape shoulder by binding off 17 sts. ht Front: Work to correspond to left front, being sure to reverse all shaping and forming first button- hole at start of garter st yoke. Buttonhole: Starting at front edge, k 2, O, k 2 tog, k across row. Make— second buttonhole on row below start of neck shaping. Sleeves: Cast on 35 sts. K 2 rows, ine 3 sts evenly spaced across second row. Work pattern st same as back, inc 1 st each end of needle every 6th row (forming new patterns as sts are increased) until 50 sts on needle. Work even until sleeve measures 6 inches. Shape Cap: At beginning of each (Continued on Page 10)GUARANTEED PROFITS for your Group or Organization... $20 to $324... or I will make up the difference! 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With wrong side facing, using MC, work 1 row sc on fronts, neck and around bottom of sacque, keeping work flat. Fasten off MC. Using CC, right side facing, work sc in first sc, * ch 1, sk 1, sc in next st, repeat from * on fronts, neck and around bottom of jue. Fasten off CC. Using MC, with right side facing, work sc in first sc, sc under next ch 1, end sc in last st. Fasten off. Work same crochet border around sleeve cuff. Block to size. Sew buttons in place. Cap: Using MC, cast on 24 sts. Work garter st for 3% inches. At beginning of each of next 2 rows cast on 22 sts. Change to pattern st (same as back) and work until piece measures 3% inches above cast-on sts. Change to garter st, ine 6 sts evenly spaced across first row. Work for 1 inch. Bind off. ‘Sew cap at each side of center back. Turn back garter st border for cuff. Neckband: With right side facing, pick up 66 sts across bottom of cap. Work garter st for 3 rows. : * K 2, O, repeat from border around top of bootees. Run ribbon through pattern opening at ankle. Party Snapper: Using MC, cast on 50 sts. Work as follows—Row 1: K 2, * O, k 2 tog, k 4, O, k 2 tog, * k 30, repeat between *'s once, end k2. Rows 2 and 4: K 2, p 8, k 30, p 8, k 2. Row 3: K 2, * k 2 tog, O, k 4, k 2 tog, O, * k 30, repeat between "'s once, end Kk 2. Work’ these 4 rows until piece measures 4% inches (measureQuilting’ ieukiiz on ursowing EE Whether you're a seasoned quilter or a novice, you'l find new pleasure in machine quilting and be justly proud of your handiwork. ‘New materials and methods have taken much of the time and toil out of quilting ‘so that now you can piece, applique, even ait with your machine, Have fun working out your design. Then ‘when it comes to the filling, insist upon Mountain Mist® filler as so many, many professionals do. Mountain Mist is a roll- type filler, as easy to manage as cloth. 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THE STEARNS & FOSTER COMPANY ‘Studio Dept. 389, Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Name, Se Aihara aS ape.One of the most popular, new fashion fabrics is the bonded fabric. “Bonded” is literally a two-faced fabric—one layer is permanently attached to another, usually a lining like tricot. It is a huge time saver for those who sew their own fash- ions because it eliminates lining. This treatment makes fabrics that normally are hard to handle quite easy to work with. It is easy to cut and sew and makes the shape you so carefully sew into a fashion last for life of garment! Just about everything you can imagine is bonded. Knits, both classics and novelties in wool; cot- ton or synthetics; suiting and dress flannels; wool homespuns; dress crepes of all types; even metallics, laces and silks. Bonded cottons have been quite successful too. Like other new fabrics, there are a few things home designers should know before handling fabrics of this type. Choose a style with simple detailing, as it is unsuitable for very soft draping and gathered fullness. Bonding adds body that is best Suited to clean, crisp lines . . . just the sort of fashion look that is so important today. Since bonded fabries cannot be stretched diagonally for straighten- ing, square off ends with a ruler and cut. Follow lengthwise grain for lengthwise fold. Use tailor tacks or chalk to transfer pattern markings to fabric. Very sharp shears are essential. Fold bonded knits for cut ting with wrong sides together and ibs treated as true lengthwise grain. Fold woven bonded fabrics with right sides together for cutting. Mercerized, silk or synthetic thread is satisfactory to stitch knit materials—usually 12 stitches to the (Continued on Page 16) 4960—Fashion mixers for almost any occasion —parfect for school, office, travel dining ia ‘or out. AND best of all—you're sure to YOUR SIZE, This wardrobe comes in Missés' Sizes 12-20 and Half Sizes 14-2472. ‘Send FIFTY CENTS (in coin) for Pattern 4960 to: WORKBASKET PATTERNS, Box 151, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N.Y. 10011 ‘Add 15 cents if you wish first class meiling SEPTEMBER, 1967 © 15Bonded Fabrics (Continued from Page 15) inch for best sewing results. In constructing a garment, slash and press open darts to eliminate bulkiness; cut inside collar seams, facings, ete, to uneven widths (called blending) to eliminate bulk. Since bonded fabrics will not ravel, no special seam finishes are needed. They may need stay stitch- in on crosswise seams to hold shape while assembling, and sometimes require permanent seam staying with woven seam binding. Length- wise grain of most bonded fabrics is very stable and does not require special treatment. Buttonholes do not present any problems. Work them on a zig-zag machine or with a buttonhole attachment, but use a woven stay or underlay between garment and facing. Bound or corded buttonholes should be made through a woven stay in a bonded knit or crepe. Bonding does not eliminate need Bonded , at tog, O, sl 1, k 1, , Bss0, p 4, sl Se. *Housecoats: I make children’s terry housecoats from two printed hand towels with fringe. With right sides together, stitch shoulder and side seams. Cut neck shaping and front opening. Bind with matching bias tape, leav- ing a length for tying. They sell easily for $2.50 and $3.00, depending upon trim. Mrs. Nancy Brooks Mrs. Bereniece Cone, Mt. Vernon, WLY. 28 © The WORKBASKET African Violets I root African violet leaves in either water or soil. Each leaf pro- duces from one to six plants. After plants grow five or six leaves each, I separate them and set in individual pots. I sell plants for 50c to $1.50 each, depending on size of plant and type pot used. The large ones make nice wedding and birthday gifts. Mrs. M. C. McDonaldI grow fresh herbs for gourmet cooking. I plant five seeds each of thyme, rosemary, chives, sweet mar- joram, parsley or mint in small peat pot. Allow them to grow in a sunny room or window about 5 weeks or until 2 inches high. The cost of materials is about 5c per pot and I sell each pot at the grocery store for 30c. Mrs, William R. Wells Kitchen Key Racks I make hanging fish key racks. To make, draw a fish shape, about 12 inches from head to tail, on a piece of plywood. Cut out’ shape and paint gray. When dry, paint fins, tail and other features in black and white. Add red and black spots. Screw 5 small hooks along top of fish. Add a eye screw to either side of top of fish and tie a soft wire for hanging. They make excellent gifts or can be sold for 75¢ each. Mrs. Ernest Ross us pe in sewing buttons on ildren’s garments, It is to e and almost impossible to der puff to nee with aie es ood oe se Laan and needle cushion while sewing or fitting. | | | | | It's easy! All you need isa colorful | selection of Dennison Crepe Papers | and a few simple instructions. | Dennison Crepe Paper flowers are the new fun way to pretty up your home, | make extra money for your church, | club or community. Cut some soon. | Mail coupon for how-to booklet on Dennison Crepe Paper flower craft. | Sep reeca” | renege | I | | | | | | | Flower Crat bookie. oncione Hoe fo cover mailing Name. SealeBreakfast shouldbe the best meal of the day. After a night long fast, everyone feels hungry and a hearty breakfast helps get the day off to a good start: One needs the nutritional morning boost that only a good breakfast can provide. A basic breakfast meal should in- clude one serving each of enriched or whole grain bread, fruit and milk or other beverage. Add, if you like, eggs or other protein-rich foods. From this basic meal plan you'll be able to have a rise-and-shine break- fast worth waking up for. Iwiches anytime, 30 © The WORKBASKET uy | H if i E if i § i i BE 2 j 5 z 4 g Z ‘compote, Parmesan French Toost will brighten ony breakfast menu. Baked (Shirred) Eggs ‘Break and slip 1 or 2 eggs into greased individual shallow baking dishes or rame- kins. Season with salt and pepper. Bake in a 325° F. (slow) oven for 15 to 20 min- lutes, depending on degree of doneness de- sired. Serve in baking dishes.a Lies HUGE BARGAINS Puss ee 50 BRAND NEW pte a ee bay | SSeeeEcE i rel! git a aH i ‘i HH yi eet Bas re Cheese Souffle i @ superb gourmet dish t0 i #523 a 5 a38 i i Hulk SEPTEMBER, 1967 © 31If your group wants to raise money This free booklet can be worth its weight in gold! MARION-KAY COMPANY DEPT. 0-214 Brownstown, Indiana 47220 RAISE FUNDS ZETA acka i>. 4 beautiful new patterns of fraceline 3 | Wondertal repeat item— they sell on sight! sell for BOG per ks. excellent discounts to you r FOR FREE SAMPLES WRITE V Grace Line Co. 1134 stinson, Dept. w-97! 1 Minneapolis, Minn. 55413 1 I Without obligation, please send free | | samples and complets money-making plan: | 1 Name. 1 | Address | | city State Zip. 1 1 orgarization____| ail 32 + The WORKBASKET Corn Cakes rolled cround sausage links are old-fashioned food favorites with o new twist, Pork Sausage Corn Cake Roll-ups 1 4 & 5 § g 8 5 . z i z 1 % a Mm 1 1 rs w cup ep Nybeat until mixture becomes smooth. Repeat 3 more times, beating well after each addi- tion, Turn dough onto a very well-floured board. Knead until it becomes sticky and all of flour has disappeared. Knead in re- maining % cup sifted flour. Ball of dough will be sticky and hard to handle. Place in a large-size mixing bowl. Cover: set in warm place, free from draft. Let rise ‘about 1 hour or until doubled in bulk. ‘Turn dough onto well-floured board. With a floured rolling pin, roll out all air in dough. Fold into a smooth loaf and place in well- greased 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan. Cover let rise about 45 minutes in a warm place free from draft, until sides of dough reach an top and is well rounded. Bake in hot (400° F.) oven 50 minutes, or until crust is dark golden brown. Remove from oven. ‘Turn out of pan immediately. Cool at room temperature. for breakfast. Orange Bread 34 cup orange rind (about 4 oranges) 1% cups sugar % cup water 3 tablespoons butter 113 cups orange juice 3 eggs, well beaten 4 cups sifted all-purpose flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1% teaspoon soda. 2 teaspoons salt Wash oranges; dry. Remove thin orange rind with a sharp knife, cutting around orange; cut rind into very thin slivers with ‘scissors or knife, Combine sugar and water add rind; stir constantly over heat until sugar is dissolved; cook slowly § minutes. ‘The peel and syrup should measure 1% cups. Add butter; stir until melted; add orange juice and ‘beaten eggs. Sift flour, baking powder, soda and salt together into mixing bowl. Add orange mixture and mix Just enough to moisten ingredients. Batter Should be lumpy, ‘Turn into a waxed paper ‘and greased 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan, slow oven (325° F.) 1 hour 15 . Turn out on rack to cool. ‘you subscribe to Hanging lamp is typical of dozens of beautiful things ‘this Free bonus book shows you how to ‘make from egg cartons. All are typical of Ideas in Pack-O-Fun, the only’ Scrapcraft magazine, be- cause all are reprinted from past issues. Each month Pack-O-Fun gives you 100 of more ideas for turning all kinds of scrap materials (not just_egg cartons) into decorations, bazaar items, fifts, toys, games and such, Ail are made from no-cost things like old flash ‘bulbs, burnt matches, foil scraps, plastic bottles, te, jam-packed with fabulous. ideas Each issue for seasonal and special events—for birthdays, holidays, every major occasion. Monthly theme ideas for leaders and teachers, too—with tie-in skits. and stunts, Try Pack-O-Fun. See if you don’t agree it’s the ‘money-savingest, money-makingest little magazine imaginable Money back if you're not completely pleased. with a subscription to PACK-O-FUN only $B Per Year PACK-O-FUN Dept. 477, Park Ridge, Ill. 60068 Payment enclosed for Pack-O-Fun subscription: $5 for 2Years (Save $1) C1 $3 for 1-Year Send Free bonus book wnder separate cover. name ase City, State, Zip SEPTEMBER, 1967 + 33Pickles and Relishes An annual seasonal pleasure preserving the bounty of the sum- mer’s harvest. The idea of a woman pickling shiny, vari-colored, multi- shaped vegetables has an appealing, earthy quality about it. Here are some recipes utilizing tomatoes, ap- ples, cucumbers, onions and beans, so that they can be enjoyed all year by your family and guests. CHRISTMAS CARDS Tomato and Apple Chutney is @ fairly sweet, | medium hot, tart product. Tomato and Apple Chutney 1 heaping quert of apple slices 3 cups propored tomatoes 1% cup crystallized ginger plus % tea- ‘spoon ground ginger 2% to 3 caps suger 25 cope cider vinegar 3 doves garlic (mince or put through ‘erlie pres) ‘Ya cup Worcestershire sauce 1% teenpeone salt 1 cup grated or finely chopped onion 1 small pod chili or \2 pod cayenne Necessery) ase ceed sien rt | Se a ee ee She Set tpt fo ke Se ewes ferkcet | Cine a CANDY. WTTUTE Dept. AW, 1600 Cabrillo | top of fruit jars. Put dome lid on jar; screw ‘Ave., Torrance, Calif. 90501 | band tightly. Makes 2 or 3 pints.Ii}. Baa Li} ft aera it ttle dl biti i te iN ialllhinie cet al i siete : gag a Bee x Hao UHH) i tala) $ Ds 3 fy } i j padi e725 2 AE HSH Bers Pe cate RE GO : ah ad HUUNEM gkpy; i iss int ull le hia ee haa fa Falah ages fie litt he { ee ii a ft French Garden Relish ant i | en re i tt 1 ta “S The WORKBASKET WR Aez hee ce nS i Pai eu i neha gC Ta és 32 S 2 iy es i pPeGu e223 RG Hits 3 me i nH aan i 3 1 fall HL Helany : A : 1H et a Hl al ent ith si eae tA ital ee ple panel LY tk SEPTEMBER, 1967 © 37“Sew” Right for any Season 4934 124-224 ys. Women's Sizes 34-50. Size -inch fabric. jtables to mix and switch through the Ny, San 1B inet and shirt 344 yards 36-inch fabric; Blouse 1 yards. Send FIFTY CENTS (in coin) for each pattern tor WORKBASKET PATTERNS, 80x 151, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N. 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