Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
The Rage tor Filler Esnbraiderv.


The girl who hus a iistaste la iils
sewing ana delicate boss embroidery, amt
who enuuses tile aarnlng 1T torn linen and
family stockings as her share nc tile
household duties viii find raal FRIEND
N the new dlet lace embroidery In fIlis
lace work the designs ARR woven nta
ane or coarse mesh net by Ia9nug M
stead 0f 8v the CROSS stitch, as IN R4lssifln
Scrim embroidery. Ia faer the vogue f8r
cross stitch embroiderv has rather given
way % 1iet lace work, which closely ~.
sembies tiiet guipurp
The real ileC Aae is enjoying a decided
popularity for Insertions and eiginus an
table covers. genterpIpces. amt counter
paues. At large thinner given fills
month by wei known society woman
the long cable was covered with Il mag
ul1eenl linen cloth Ohiung inserts af tilet
lace "a orchid design, SET as regular inter
N3Is. formed "a square in the center OF
the cover while the Same aninng insar-
tons outlined the edges of she table. and
nlet Lacp edging finished rhp borders Of
Ghe eIoUu.
Il square tea Cloth seen Recently Mt All
afternoon reception was built from ten
inch medalinns of dIct alternating with
Ehe same size squares of linen. Tile l1se
showed lur5tly rgesrers ana De9cOrisS sl
n0Uerrpd la White against thu linen mesh
collars 8nG cuffs, medaIlions and ha1ltls
Of hipr lace VIII be mnCt in evidence ~
trimming Scr the ~hirrva3st ami linen
frnrks 8t the summer giri az 1905 Che
sslIi who aGnuur afford she roaI gilipnra
can DrotHee almost AS striking effects Nm
5arae.i lace. WIKI the lid OF her aaok af
tFbSS- Stlr,h designs t'aiured laces sen3i
so much an evening Ir0rks flis wimtsr
VIII be 4 Ea2turH or rle washable dresses
for warm WeaiIer. ami tor these tale
mOHis5h girl ca3 pmarUder nets III the
I sgtf4 t9s s,E -rs.~ all
lavender
La milking filet lace tile net fouia hp
securely fastened t0 q piece lisuea
taInbrie or chin aicl0tll The mesil is 80
easilv puekered and drawn out If sbHnc
hat ii must be- watched carefully or the
result viii bg anything but satisfactory,
/ Tie weaving is effected by a lilp0iHtee
needle and merCeriZed COTTON. sillzs or
crcwpis IN Sett-tone on contrasting
shades may be employed for tnp Darn
ing. The needle IS drawn OVER one
thread OF tde mesh ANA under the otler,
as in The simple daIuIng process. The
holes being filed ia hv fsv0 nr three
crossings 81 the thread. Another method
of Iiiing he holes is % have lp threads
pass diaguuailr over BE tiny suuafes.
crossing each other In the center This
gives Il more lacy elect tIlau be s5ral 4nt
stitch
An extremely pretty insertion for
shoulder seams, cuffs, belt and chest
straps 81 q natural linen blouse shows q
star pattern aar8ed snto gu earii uesh
With Q darker static 0f neTceFzed C01-
ton. NedailiuuS FOR q tiilnity shlrtsvaist
should be matte from the shrrresr tnesn.
Any e8sy design $ the shunrueis larued
IN diagonal stitch with a tinely twisted
inere@tized cotton.
Que CLEVER glIi vino works ont her own
designs Inns her dressing tabIe covered
with heavy mesh net m ec47L ocer rod
sateeu. Each end pf the scarf is inset
with al ohloHg medallion showing tilc
figures Vi q Dutch boy gnd ziTI IN darned
laCe, The pineGshlon s. covered with "a
similar medallion New YORK. 1slabe 3Bd
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