#braidwork

No. 1. Corner for a pocket handkerchief. No. 2. Braid pattern for Dress-trimming. The centre may be made with a wide flat braid, as illustrated. No. 3. A fine braid pattern for a child's dress. No. 4. A beautiful variation ot the Greek pattern. No. 5. Small braid pattern for childrens' apparel. No. 6. Braid pattern, which may be used in connection with No. 5, where two widths of braiding is desirable. No. 7. An elegant braid pattern, for a robe or a street suit, with dress and cape to match. No. S. An elegant wreath, or an initial, in a handkerchief. No. 0. Collar pattern. No. 10 Fine needle-work, edge suitable for infants. No. 11. Inserting.

The lovers of fancy work will appreciate the new feature which we introduce, of late and elegant designs in braiding and needle-work. No. 1, is a pretty form of letters for the corner of a handkerchief. No. 2, a braiding pattern for a child's skirt. No. 3, for the cuff of a jacket, the lower half forming a beautiful border for the pocket. No. 4, is suitable for skirt or jacket. No. 5 and No. 6, are among the most effective of embroidery patterns. No. 7 is very simple, yet very showy pattern, for braiding. No. 8. a very novel and striking one for a skirt. No. 9, a simple one for children's clothing. Nos. 10 and 11, capable of being used for a slipper, or for the corners and border of a jacket. No. 12 is handsome for a morning dress, and No. 13 the fashionable "Greek" pattern, and No. 14 is a corner for a pocket handkerchief.