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In the 1940s and 1950s, Nell Armstrong published several crochet and knitting leaflets. The company was known as Doreen Knitting Books, Inc. and was located in Rochelle, Illinois.

In 1946, Nell filed U.S. Patent No. 2416040 for her method of knitting socks on two needles. She used this method to create patterns and publish them in four of her pattern leaflets.

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Doreen Book 91	Doreen Book 92	Doreen Book 93	Doreen Book 94
2 Needle Mittens	Baby Book	2 Needle Socks	Children's Book
Doreen Book 95	Doreen Book 96	Doreen Book 97	Doreen Book 98
Baby Book	Two Needle Argyles	For Tiny Tots	Curtain Pulls
Doreen Book 99	Doreen Book 100	Doreen Book 101	Doreen Book 102
Mittens, Gloves, Socks	Baby Gems	2 Needle Mittens	Dolls
Doreen Book 103	Doreen Book 104	Doreen Book 105	Doreen Book 106
Sweaters Scandinavian Designs	Dolls	2 Needle Mittens Scandinavian Designs	2 Needle Socks
Doreen Book 107	Doreen Book 108	Doreen Book 109	Doreen Book 110
Baby Fashions	This 'n That	Sweaters	Gloves, Socks and Mittens
Doreen Book 111
Children's Sweaters

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J. & P. Coats and The Clark Thread Company were originally different companies and published under different copyrighted names. Later, Coats began operating under the name Spool Cotton Company and publications were published and copyrighted under the name Spool Cotton Company until 1954. At that time, a merger between Coats and Clark companies was completed and publications were published and copyrighted under the name Coats & Clark.

Coats & Clark Inc Book 298
Table Magic
Coats & Clark Inc Book 300	Coats & Clark Inc Book 301	Coats & Clark Inc Book 302	Coats & Clark Inc Book 303
Quick Crochet	Bedspreads and Tablecloths	Fashions in Quick Crochet	Modern Trends
Coats & Clark Inc Book 304	Coats & Clark Inc Book 307
Kitchen Crochet	New Quick Tricks
Coats & Clark Inc Book 310	Coats & Clark Inc Book 312	Coats & Clark Inc Book 313
Hats and Bags	Pot Holders	Cottons You'll Love
Coats & Clark Inc Book 314	Coats & Clark Inc Book 318
Pineapple Squares	Quick to Make Gifts
Coats & Clark Inc Book 323	Coats & Clark Inc Book 324	Coats & Clark Inc Book 325
Decorating Ideas to Crochet	Doilies to Crochet	Hostess Book
Coats & Clark Inc Book 505	Coats & Clark Inc Book 508	Coats & Clark Inc Book 516
Afghans and Matching Pillows	Contemporary Crochet	Crochet
Coats & Clark Inc Book 108
Afghans to Knit and Crochet
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Family Favorites in Hand Knits	Afghans Knit & Crochet
Coats & Clark Inc Book 135
Hats, Mittens, Socks
Coats & Clark Inc Book 140	Coats & Clark Inc. Book 141	Coats & Clark Inc. Book 142
Sweaters and Accessories	Jiffy Gifts	Decorator Afghans

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In this book are only a few of the things that may be crocheted or knitted of Enterprise Cotton Yarn. Many more will be suggested after a study of those shown. Enterprise Yarn is the ideal material for the sturdy household gadgets shown here. Try it; you will like the way it works; the smooth, tailored appearance of things crocheted of it. The four ply twist of this soft yarn makes it the ideal material for crocheted things for every day use.

ENTERPRISE COTTON KNITTING YARN has met with universal approval since it was first introduced. It's a smooth, yet soft and fluffy yarn—it makes soft, yet sturdy rugs that lay flat—don't curl—hot pot holders and plate mats thick enough to keep off the heat—baby things that can be washed and boiled to sterilize—numerous other household gadgets. It works up fast—saves time in crocheting things for gifts, bazaars and personal use.

DO YOUR OWN DESIGNING

Build individuality into your crocheted rugs, mats for the table, etc.—they are not hard to do and some beautiful effects may be had. Copy your bedspread, tile or wall paper designs as a rug or mat.

Puff Stitch or Ridged Crochet are simple ways to crochet rugs—the colored designs may be laid out on cross ruled (or cross section) paper, by tracing from pictures, colored comics, etc. For Puff Stitch, each square on the paper, within the tracing, is a puff stitch, to be crocheted in the color wanted.

In Ridged Crochet floral designs, colored borders, colored blocks and alternate rows of color are a few of the changes from the instructions that can be made. Ridged crochet may be made as a series of narrow ridged rows across a rug. As narrow and wide rows across a rug, or as all wide or all narrow ridges lengthwise of a rug. Ridged crochet works up about 63 to 65 stitches to the foot—27 narrow ridged rows to the foot. On square, cross ruled paper, each line is a narrow ridged row—two lines for a wide row. Each 10 squares across the paper equals 24 stitches.

If wanted, the cross ruled paper may be tinted in water colors to get the effect before crocheting.

Patterns: 

Craft Patterns

Dusting Glove	Shaggy Bearskin Rug

Crochet Patterns

Striped Bedroom Rug	Sugar 'N Cream Pot Holders	Pots and Pans Pot Holders	Hearts Pot Holder	Diamonds Pot Holder	Bag	Crocheted Chenille Rug
Hot Dish Mats	Barbecue Mitts	Floral Rugs	Super Absorbent Coasters	V's Table Mat Sets	Blocks and Bands Table Mat Sets	Lantana Blossoms Table Mat Sets
Colonial Rug and Chair Seat Sets	Kitten and Bunny Rug	Dutch Boy and Girl Rug	Initials in Puff Stitchs	Hot Plate Mat and Pot Holders	Fluffy Puppy Toy	Posy Glass Muffs
Practical Hot Dish Mats	Chair Set and Placement Sets

Knitting Patterns

Mid-Riff Sweater	Soaker	Soaker

Shaggy Bearskin rugs are quickly made of ENTERPRISE Yarn by tying tassels to the face of a canvas rug back. Select a piece of heavy canvas or drill of the size desired for rug—draw lines on this canvas (or mark dots) ¾" apart lengthwise of the rug and 1 apart across the rug. For a round rug draw circles ¾" apart around the rug and place tassels 1" apart on the circles.

Tassels are made of a number of pieces of yarn cut to desired length and tied to the back at the spots marked by intersection of the lines.

Shaggier rugs with pile are made in solid plain colors. When made with 12 to 14 ends to the tassel, they are especially desirable for living rooms, porch, or bedrooms. (See picture at bottom.)

Designed rugs are best with 2" pile made of 16 to 20 ends. The colors will show as pictured above and many beautiful designs may be made for bath and bedrooms, or the living room.

TO CUT TASSELS

As when knitting, yarn from both ends of each ball may be used and if 5 balls are used 10 ends is the result. To get 20 ends in the simplest manner is the aim. The number of balls of each color to be used in the rug will determine the method to be followed.

If 10 balls of a color are needed, remove "unwind from this end" labels and stand all upright in box on floor, and bring all ten ends up over edge of table and cut into 4" lengths—two lengths will make a tassel.

If only 9 or 8 balls, or less—use yarn from both ends of 1 or 2 or more balls to get 10 ends—after unwinding a portion, change balls feeding from both ends and rotate so that all will run out at one time.

If only one ball of a color is needed, use yarn from both ends and wind 10 times around winding card for each tassel.

A winding card will also help—cut a piece of heavy cardboard 2" wide and 8 or 10 inches long. Around this yarn from 1 to 10 balls (or even all 20 balls) may be wound for 30 to 50 turns to fill the card. After filling the card, the yarn is cut along one edge with a sharp scissors or razor blade. The result is a number of pieces that may be picked up in units of 20 ends and piled criss-cross as shown, ready to attach to the back when desired.

Sewing to Back: The position of each tassel is indicated on the rug back by the crossing of the lines (shown here as four dots). Use a heavy darning needle, threaded with ENTERPRISE Yarn in same color as used for pile of the rug. Stitch through the first two dots and then bring yarn back and stitch through the second two dots of the same set, across the rug—see No. 1 on sketch. Do not pull through, but leave a loop as shown. Into this loop insert one of the tassels (already cut). Find the center of tassel—No. 2 on sketch—and sew to back. To find center, place both ends of the tassel together and pull up against the loop, and then pull the needle end of the thread to tighten loop around the tassel. The tassel should now be allowed to lie out, opened on the rug back and must be placed lengthwise of the rug. See No. 3 on sketch. Grasp both ends of the stitching thread and tie a square knot to fasten securely to the back. Trim off ends of the tying thread even with the top end of the tassel. Repeat, until every set of dots on rug has a tassel on it.
If making conventional designs like stripes, squares, blocks, borders, etc., only these spots are used. If floral, triangular, round, or other unsymmetrical shapes are to be made, it may be necessary to fill in hollow spots with extra tassels to make the desirable smooth texture.

Designs are simple to lay out on the back. Using a soft pencil or crayon, draw the design by connecting dots on which color blocks, stripes, or spots are to be placed. Many designs can be made— copied from almost everything you see; rugs—pictures—drawings —cross stitch designs, etc.

On curved ends as on oval rugs, tie the tassels parallel to the lines drawn on back for 2 or 3 rows—they will drape more symmetrically and "terrace" up to the center more gracefully.

The above is figured on 7⅓ feet of yarn to each tassel. If vari-color designs are inserted, as on the 20 x 30 initial rug, count the tassels covered with the colors—in this design 292 tassels = 292 x 7⅓ = 2141 ft. = 714 yds. or 6 balls (125 yds. to ball). Balance of rug will take 9 balls.

Personal initials as shown are always desirable. A single large initial may also be laid out on any size or shape back.
School and college initials in school colors are suitable for the boys' or girls' room, in round or rectangular shapes.

   For a quick dusting job it cannot be beat, and may be used for applying furniture polish, polishing and dusting in the home or garage. The glove pictured is a canvas work glove, obtainable in any store (purchase the size needed), covered with tassels (do not cut ends as for rugs) made by wrapping a single end of ENTERPRISE Yarn, around a card 3 to 3½ inches wide. Wind nine to ten turns for each tassel and pull from the end of the card, double and tie in the middle to the desired spot, as for a rug, to make a bunch of loops.
   Tie a row of tassels down each finger and the thumb, and fill the palm to the wrist, with tassels about one inch apart.
   Colors can be mixed, or not, as wanted. The fingers can be all of a dark color, and the palm in light shades—any pleasing effect wanted will serve the purpose.
   Gloves can be right or left handed, or both, as desired. Try it— you'll like the way it works. Each glove takes about 100 yards of yarn.

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by Debi Geroux
A Purple Kitty Pattern

Instructions are created for Corner to Corner (C2C) crochet, however, the chart can be adapted and used for any type of needlework.

I used a size H/8-5.00mm crochet hook with worsted weight yarn in double crochet c2c stitches resulting in a blanket that is slightly over five feet in both length and width.

The chart grid is 100 x 100. You can control the size of your finished blanket by changing the type of yarn, the size of your hook, and/or the type of c2c stitch.

Instructions are created for Corner to Corner (C2C) crochet, however, the chart can be adapted and used for any type of needlework.

Colors used:
Sky blue (SB), Navy blue (NB), Teal (T), Oxford blue (X), Dark brown (DB), Light brown (LB), Off-white (W), Pink (P), Black (B).

Row 1: 1NB (1)
Row 2: 2NB (2)
Row 3: 3NB (3)
Row 4: 4NB (4)
Row 5: 5NB (5)
Row 6: 6NB (6)
Row 7: 7NB (7)
Row 8: 8NB (8)
Row 9: 9NB (9)
Row 10: 10NB (10)
Row 11: 11NB (11)
Row 12: 12NB (12)
Row 13: 13NB (13)
Row 14: 14NB (14)
Row 15: 15NB (15)
Row 16: 16NB (16)
Row 17: 17NB (17)
Row 18: 18NB (18)
Row 19: 19NB (19)
Row 20: 20NB (20)
Row 21: 21NB (21)
Row 22: 22NB (22)
Row 23: 23NB (23)
Row 24: 24NB (24)
Row 25: 25NB (25)
Row 26: 26NB (26)
Row 27: 27NB (27)
Row 28: 4NB, 1LB, 1B, 22NB (28)
Row 29: 23NB, 2LB, 4NB (29)
Row 30: 4NB, 2LB, 24NB (30)
Row 31: 25NB, 2LB, 4NB (31)
Row 32: 4NB, 2LB, 2NB, 1LB, 1B, 22NB (32)
Row 33: 8NB, 1DB, 14NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 4NB (33)
Row 34: 3NB, 3LB, 2NB, 2LB, 14NB, 2DB, 8NB (34)
Row 35: 8NB, 2DB, 15NB, 2LB, 2NB, 3LB, 3NB (35)
Row 36: 3NB, 3LB, 2NB, 2LB, 15NB, 3DB, 8NB (36)
Row 37: 8NB, 3DB, 16NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 4NB (37)
Row 38: 4NB, 2LB, 1NB, 3LB, 5NB, 1B, 11NB, 2DB, 9NB (38)
Row 39: 9NB, 4DB, 10NB, 1LB, 5NB, 3LB, 1NB, 1LB, 5NB (39)
Row 40: 5NB, 5LB, 5NB, 2LB, 9NB, 5DB, 9NB (40)
Row 41: 10NB, 5DB, 9NB, 2LB, 5NB, 5LB, 5NB (41)
Row 42: 5NB, 5LB, 5NB, 2LB, 9NB, 2DB, 3W, 2DB, 9NB (42)
Row 43: 8NB, 3DB, 4W, 2DB, 5NB, 1B, 1LB, 2NB, 2LB, 5NB, 5LB, 5NB (43)
Row 44: 4NB, 7LB, 4NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 6NB, 1DB, 5W, 3DB, 8NB (44)
Row 45: 8NB, 4DB, 3W, 3DB, 6NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 4NB, 7LB, 4NB (45)
Row 46: 4NB, 8LB, 3NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 6NB, 4DB, 3W, 4DB, 8NB (46)
Row 47: 8NB, 5DB, 3W, 4DB, 6NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 2NB, 9LB, 4NB (47)
Row 48: 3NB, 2LB, 1W, 8LB, 1NB, 2LB, 2NB, 2LB, 7NB, 3DB, 1W, 1DB, 2W, 1DB, 1NB, 2DB, 9NB (48)
Row 49: 12NB, 2DB, 1W, 2DB, 3W, 3DB, 5NB, 2LB, 2NB, 9LB, 1W, 4LB, 3NB (49)
Row 50: 4NB, 14LB, 1NB, 2LB, 5NB, 4DB, 2W, 2DB, 1W, 2DB, 13NB (50)
Row 51: 14NB, 4DB, 3W, 4DB, 5NB, 2LB, 1NB, 10LB, 1W, 1LB, 1NB, 1LB, 4NB (51)
Row 52: 7NB, 2LB, 1W, 11LB, 5NB, 5DB, 2W, 4DB, 15NB (52)
Row 53: 16NB, 3DB, 2W, 1DB, 1W, 4DB, 5NB, 14LB, 7NB (53)
Row 54: 8NB, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 1W, 7LB, 1W, 1LB, 6NB, 2DB, 1B, 2W, 4DB, 18NB (54)
Row 55: 19NB, 3DB, 1W, 1B, 1W, 3DB, 6NB, 2W, 10LB, 9NB (55)
Row 56: 10NB, 9LB, 2W, 7NB, 3DB, 2W, 2DB, 21NB (56)
Row 57: 21NB, 3DB, 1W, 5DB, 6NB, 2W, 7LB, 12NB (57)
Row 58: 2SB, 11NB, 7LB, 2W, 4NB, 7DB, 1B, 2DB, 22NB (58)
Row 59: 22NB, 7DB, 2P, 2DB, 4NB, 2W, 5LB, 11NB, 4SB (59)
Row 60: 5SB, 11NB, 4LB, 2W, 4NB, 2DB, 2P, 7DB, 23NB (60)
Row 61: 24NB, 5DB, 1NB, 1DB, 3P, 1DB, 3NB, 3W, 3LB, 11NB, 6SB (61)
Row 62: 7SB, 11NB, 3LB, 2W, 3NB, 1DB, 3P, 1DB, 1NB, 5DB, 25NB (62)
Row 63: 26NB, 3DB, 1P, 1DB, 1NB, 1DB, 3P, 1DB, 3NB, 2W, 2LB, 10NB, 9SB (63)
Row 64: 10SB, 9NB, 2LB, 3W, 2NB, 2DB, 1P, 2DB, 1NB, 1DB, 1P, 1DB, 29NB (64)
Row 65: 29NB, 1DB, 2P, 1DB, 1NB, 4DB, 3NB, 2W, 2LB, 9NB, 11SB (65)
Row 66: 11SB, 9NB, 2LB, 2W, 3NB, 3DB, 2NB, 1DB, 2P, 1DB, 30NB (66)
Row 67: 31NB, 1DB, 2P, 1DB, 8NB, 2W, 1LB, 9NB, 12SB (67)
Row 68: 13SB, 6NB, 6W, 8NB, 4DB, 31NB (68)
Row 69: 32NB, 4DB, 8NB, 7W, 1SB, 2NB, 15SB (69)
Row 70: 18SB, 7W, 9NB, 3DB, 33NB (70)
Row 71: 34NB, 2DB, 9NB, 1W, 1B, 3W, 1B, 1W, 1LB, 1SB, 4LB, 13SB (71)
Row 72: 13SB, 6LB, 2W, 1B, 2W, 1LB, 1B, 1W, 45NB (72)
Row 73: 46NB, 1W, 2LB, 4W, 2LB, 4W, 1LB, 13SB (73)
Row 74: 13SB, 1LB, 4W, 3LB, 3W, 2LB, 2W, 18NB, 1DB, 27NB (74)
Row 75: 27NB, 2DB, 18NB, 2W, 2LB, 2W, 4LB, 4W, 1LB, 13SB (75)
Row 76: 14SB, 12LB, 3W, 17NB, 3DB, 27NB (76)
Row 77: 27NB, 4DB, 17NB, 3W, 6LB, 1SB, 4LB, 15SB (77)
Row 78: 20SB, 6LB, 4W, 16NB, 5DB, 27NB (78)
Row 79: 27NB, 6DB, 16NB, 1W, 1B, 1W, 6LB, 21SB (79)
Row 80: 22SB, 5LB, 2W, 1B, 1W, 5NB, 3T, 7NB, 6DB, 28NB (80)
Row 81: 29NB, 6DB, 5NB, 7T, 3NB, 3W, 6LB, 22SB (81)
Row 82: 23SB, 6LB, 3W, 2NB, 8T, 4NB, 6DB, 30NB (82)
Row 83: 31NB, 6DB, 2NB, 11T, 1NB, 2W, 6LB, 24SB (83)
Row 84: 25SB, 7LB, 1SB, 12T, 1NB, 6DB, 32NB (84)
Row 85: 11NB, 1B, 21NB, 6DB, 13T, 1SB, 6LB, 26SB (85)
Row 86: 27SB, 5LB, 1SB, 14T, 5DB, 22NB, 1B, 11NB (86)
Row 87: 10NB, 1B, 1NB, 1B, 22NB, 5DB, 14T, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 30SB (87)
Row 88: 30SB, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 14T, 5DB, 22NB, 2B, 1NB, 1B, 10NB (88)
Row 89: 11NB, 1B, 1NB, 2B, 22NB, 5DB, 13T, 1LB, 2W, 1LB, 30SB (89)
Row 90: 31SB, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 3T, 3DB, 7T, 5DB, 22NB, 2B, 1NB, 3B, 10NB (90)
Row 91: 10NB, 1B, 1LB, 2B, 4LB, 21NB, 1T, 4DB, 4T, 5DB, 3T, 1LB, 2W, 1LB, 31SB (91)
Row 92: 32SB, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 6T, 5DB, 1T, 4DB, 2T, 10NB, 1DB, 9NB, 4LB, 2B, 1LB, 2B, 10NB (92)
Row 93: 10NB, 2B, 2LB, 2B, 4LB, 8NB, 2DB, 9NB, 3T, 8DB, 7T, 1LB, 2W, 1LB, 32SB (93)
Row 94: 33SB, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 9T, 6DB, 3T, 2NB, 5X, 2NB, 3DB, 7NB, 4LB, 2B, 3LB, 2B, 10NB (94)
Row 95: 10NB, 2B, 4LB, 2B, 4LB, 7NB, 3DB, 1NB, 7X, 4T, 4DB, 11T, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 33SB (95)
Row 96: 34SB, 2LB, 12T, 3DB, 4T, 8X, 3DB, 7NB, 5LB, 1B, 5LB, 2B, 10NB (96)
Row 97: 11NB, 1B, 12LB, 7NB, 3DB, 8X, 4T, 3DB, 12T, 1LB, 1T, 34SB (97)
Row 98: 34SB, 14T, 3DB, 4T, 8X, 3DB, 8NB, 14LB, 10NB (98)
Row 99: 10NB, 15LB, 8NB, 5DB, 6X, 4T, 3DB, 14T, 34SB (99)
Row 100: 34SB, 14T, 3DB, 4T, 7X, 4DB, 1X, 2NB, 6W, 15LB, 10NB (100)
Row 101: 9NB, 15LB, 7W, 1NB, 2X, 3DB, 8X, 4T, 3DB, 13T, 34SB (99)
Row 102: 33SB, 13T, 3DB, 5T, 7X, 3DB, 3X, 8W, 15LB, 8NB (98)
Row 103: 8NB, 3LB, 1NB, 10LB, 8W, 1LB, 3X, 6DB, 4X, 5T, 3DB, 13T, 32SB (97)
Row 104: 31SB, 13T, 3DB, 5T, 5X, 6DB, 3X, 1LB, 1W, 1B, 6W, 9LB, 1NB, 4LB, 7NB (96)
Row 105: 6NB, 5LB, 2NB, 2LB, 3NB, 2LB, 2W, 1B, 1LB, 4W, 2LB, 2X, 1DB, 1X, 2DB, 7X, 6T, 3DB, 13T, 30SB (95)
Row 106: 30SB, 12T, 3DB, 6T, 7X, 2DB, 1X, 1DB, 3X, 2LB, 3W, 2LB, 3W, 8NB, 5LB, 6NB (94)
Row 107: 5NB, 6LB, 8NB, 2W, 8LB, 2X, 1DB, 2X, 2DB, 6X, 7T, 3DB, 12T, 29SB (93)
Row 108: 28SB, 12T, 3DB, 7T, 6X, 2DB, 2X, 1DB, 2X, 8LB, 3W, 7NB, 6LB, 5NB (92)
Row 109: 4NB, 7LB, 7NB, 3W, 8LB, 1X, 1DB, 3X, 2DB, 5X, 8T, 3DB, 12T, 27SB (91)
Row 110: 27SB, 11T, 4DB, 7T, 5X, 1DB, 1X, 1DB, 4X, 1LB, 1W, 6LB, 4W, 6NB, 7LB, 4NB (90)
Row 111: 4NB, 7LB, 6NB, 3W, 6LB, 2W, 1LB, 4X, 1DB, 1X, 1DB, 4X, 8T, 1DB, 1T, 2DB, 11T, 26SB (89)
Row 112: 25SB, 11T, 2DB, 1T, 2DB, 7T, 4X, 1DB, 2X, 1DB, 4X, 1LB, 1W, 6LB, 4W, 6NB, 6LB, 4NB (88)
Row 113: 3NB, 7LB, 6NB, 3W, 9LB, 4X, 1DB, 2X, 1DB, 3X, 8T, 1DB, 2T, 7DB, 5T, 25SB (87)
Row 114: 24SB, 6T, 6DB, 3T, 1DB, 8T, 6X, 1DB, 4X, 8LB, 1W, 1B, 2W, 6NB, 6LB, 3NB (86)
Row 115: 3NB, 5LB, 1W, 6NB, 3W, 5LB, 1NB, 7X, 1DB, 6X, 8T, 1DB, 3T, 1DB, 11T, 23SB (85)
Row 116: 22SB, 11T, 1DB, 4T, 1DB, 8T, 6X, 1DB, 6X, 2NB, 5LB, 3W, 6NB, 2W, 3LB, 3NB (84)
Row 117: 3NB, 2LB, 3W, 6NB, 2W, 5LB, 3NB, 12X, 9T, 1DB, 4T, 1DB, 10T, 22SB (83)
Row 118: 21SB, 10T, 1DB, 5T, 1DB, 8T, 1SB, 11X, 3NB, 6LB, 1W, 7NB, 3W, 1LB, 3NB (82)
Row 119: 3NB, 4W, 7NB, 4LB, 1W, 1LB, 4NB, 10X, 2SB, 8T, 1DB, 5T, 1DB, 10T, 20SB (81)
Row 120: 20SB, 9T, 1DB, 6T, 1DB, 7T, 3SB, 9X, 4NB, 1LB, 2W, 1LB, 10NB, 3W, 3NB (80)
Row 121: 2NB, 3W, 11NB, 1LB, 1W, 1LB, 5NB, 8X, 4SB, 7T, 1DB, 6T, 1DB, 9T, 19SB (79)
Row 122: 18SB, 9T, 1DB, 7T, 1DB, 6T, 6SB, 5X, 6NB, 3LB, 11NB, 3W, 2NB (78)
Row 123: 2NB, 2W, 12NB, 2LB, 11NB, 7SB, 14T, 1DB, 8T, 18SB (77)
Row 124: 17SB, 8T, 1DB, 14T, 7SB, 26NB, 2W, 1NB (76)
Row 125: 1NB, 2W, 25NB, 8SB, 23T, 16SB (75)
Row 126: 16SB, 21T, 10SB, 25NB, 1W, 1NB (74)
Row 127: 27NB, 10SB, 21T, 15SB (73)
Row 128: 14SB, 21T, 11SB, 26NB (72)
Row 129: 26NB, 12SB, 19T, 14SB (71)
Row 130: 13SB, 19T, 13SB, 25NB (70)
Row 131: 25NB, 13SB, 19T, 12SB (69)
Row 132: 12SB, 17T, 15SB, 24NB (68)
Row 133: 22NB, 17SB, 17T, 11SB (67)
Row 134: 10SB, 16T, 20SB, 20NB (66)
Row 135: 18NB, 23SB, 14T, 10SB (65)
Row 136: 9SB, 14T, 24SB, 17NB (64)
Row 137: 16NB, 26SB, 13T, 8SB (63)
Row 138: 8SB, 11T, 28SB, 15NB (62)
Row 139: 14NB, 31SB, 9T, 7SB (61)
Row 140: 7SB, 8T, 31SB, 14NB (60)
Row 141: 13NB, 33SB, 7T, 6SB (59)
Row 142: 5SB, 6T, 34SB, 13NB (58)
Row 143: 12NB, 36SB, 4T, 5SB (57)
Row 144: 4SB, 2T, 40SB, 10NB (56)
Row 145: 9NB, 46SB (55)
Row 146: 45SB, 9NB (54)
Row 147: 8NB, 45SB (53)
Row 148: 44SB, 8NB (52)
Row 149: 7NB, 44SB (51)
Row 150: 44SB, 6NB (50)
Row 151: 6NB, 43SB (49)
Row 152: 43SB, 5NB (48)
Row 153: 5NB, 42SB (47)
Row 154: 42SB, 4NB (46)
Row 155: 4NB, 41SB (45)
Row 156: 41SB, 3NB (44)
Row 157: 2NB, 41SB (43)
Row 158: 40SB, 2NB (42)
Row 159: 1NB, 40SB (41)
Row 160: 40SB (40)
Row 161: 39SB (39)
Row 162: 38SB (38)
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Row 171: 29SB (29)
Row 172: 28SB (28)
Row 173: 27SB (27)
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Row 175: 25SB (25)
Row 176: 24SB (24)
Row 177: 23SB (23)
Row 178: 22SB (22)
Row 179: 21SB (21)
Row 180: 20SB (20)
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Row 188: 12SB (12)
Row 189: 11SB (11)
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Little girls ... big girls, too, will get a big thrill and endless hours of enjoyment dressing their dolls in these beautiful costumes that you have made. You'll find her clothes so easy to knit, crochet and sew! Patterns are made for 14-inch dolls.

Patterns: 

Dolly Madison Costume	Alice Blue Dress and Pinafore	Sun Bonnet Sue Outfit	Playtime Togs Terry Cloth Beach Robe	Playtime Togs Slacks and Shirt	Playtime Togs Shorts and Halter

Renee Crocheted Sun Dress and Cape

Isabelle Knitted Skating Costume

Material: Satin – ¼ yd (0.23m)
Dotted Flocked nylon net – ¼ yd (0.23m)
Satin skirt: 9 in (22.9cm) long, 36 in (91.4cm) wide
Flocked nylon ruffle: 3 yds (2.74m), 28 in (71.1cm) long, 4-¼ in (11.5cm) wide
Sleeve bands: 3 in (7.6cm) long, 1 in (2.5cm) wide
Sleeve ruffle: 9 in (22.9cm) long, 1 in (2.5cm) wide
Neck ruffle: 24 in (61.0cm) long, 1 in (2.5cm) wide
Parasol ruffle: 3 yds (2.74m) long, 3-½ in (8.9cm) wide
Parasol top ruffle: 18 in (45.7cm) long, 2-½ in (6.4cm) wide
Parasol: Eight pieces of satin

Be sure to measure the garment on the doll as you sew.

NET YOKE: Place right sides together. Sew around backs and neck, turn. Sew two darts in bodice on front. Sew shoulder seams. Mark center of bodice yoke and center of net yoke, holding right sides together. Baste yoke to bodice; starting at center front, topstitch. Finish hems on backs. Gather frilling for yoke. Sew on yoke as shown in Illustration.

SLEEVES: Gather bottom of sleeves to measure 3 in (7.6cm). Sew sleeve band on right side, then turn band under and topstitch. Gather ruffle on top of band. Gather top of sleeve, having most fullness at top of sleeve, insert into armhole. Sew side seams and sleeve seams.

SKIRT: Hem bottom of skirt. Gather ruffle to measure same as skirt. Sew on skirt leaving ½ in (1.3cm) below skirt hem. Hem vents at back 3-¼ in (8.3cm) from top. Gather top of skirt to measure same as bottom of bodice. Mark center of bodice and center of skirt. Sew skirt to bodice, then turn and topstitch. Sew back of skirt. Sew three small snaps on bodice.

PARASOL: Join eight pieces taking ¼ in (0.65cm) seams. Press seams open. Turn bottom edge back on right side, topstitch. Open parasol and measure parasol covering on frame to see if it fits properly. Now gather ruffle for parasol same as for dress. Sew on parasol on right side about ⅛ in (0.31cm) from edge. Place parasol on opened frame. Sew seams to ends of ribs. Gather 18 in (45.7cm) ruffle to fit top of parasol. Draw up tightly and sew over raw edges.

Material: Poplin or Cotton – ½ yd (0.46m)

Be sure to measure the garment on the doll as you sew.

BELT: Fold both ends of binding towards center, stitch together open ends. Fit robe on doll and stitch center of belt at back.

SLACKS: Sew fronts together with right sides facing, from top to crotch. Hem vents at back to notch. Turn top of slacks down ¼ in (0.65cm) and hem. Hem bottom of legs. Sew backs together from bottom of vents to crotch. With right sides facing, sew legs together. Turn and press seams and crease in fronts. Sew on snap at back.

SHIRT: With right sides together, sew shoulder seams. Sew two small darts in sleeve. Insert sleeves into armhole, easing top of sleeve. Hem bottom of sleeves. Sew underarm and sleeve seams. Stitch ends of collar on wrong side, turn. Now baste collar on right side of shirt, having notch of collar and back meet. Fold facing at notch, lay facing (on top of collar) and machine stitch across top of shirt having notches meet. Stitch facing at bottom of shirt, on both sides. Turn on right side and hem remaining bottom of shirt. Sew on snap at front and two small buttons if desired.