Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13

attractive sifts can be made from odds ana enlS Of DidtCTlal, It need rot al- Wt.s 9e neN, but it must be fresh ana good, SO that there is no suspi- tIeh ti lfs being leftover goods: and elle NC.f, must he carefully done Fine h"hoW"rll Is essential on all made-uD -llt&. for careless stitches s2ou the most --ls DOr8 te article
 a. remnant boxes that aEe now to .- iaGno tn most stores offer unLim- ..el possibilities to the woman WHo brakes neF own Christmas gifts. There are SD many different ways of making t''7e dauty tries and so many pat 8'-71s 70 be had Una. I will merely sue- s'S- a le" of tEe things for which you can use remGaLts.
 rom short leugtRs of ribbon can 1ie made EeCABo&s, wOrkbags. party bags, puff Gags and various other small ',@sz' eases tot gloves, Veils and hand h'rc4L6lSi the flannel lined Din cases a'' piu retis that are so useful for ,'1 EH err, Eil cushions, sachets, needle ''''AF. nancy SIrdles hair bows for lit- U =JNtS and thair older sisters, and the F-bJOu flowers that are still popular i1S A@l- ornaments, and hat and dress ir'mmiG-s
 Ia lhs silk box a~e pieces for work la2a party bags and all the other '5@S. pefhaEs even enough for sofa c-teft2n cover. Light ColCred Dresden and fancy silks make pretty theatre 'o1s |l-h Irilled lace border
 fich a Sood model to go by one can make mems fJUr-in-hand ties of 'SlliS pLeces-~ These must be very care 1yAE cut and finished, sSld fitted over ilHlAS or heavy outing flannel or can -.-+ iI<llael They must be cut the t-SAl way or the material. to fit well aAo unless one has a tie of the best tJdittI 10 go bE ], is better not to tempt 10 make one. still, they can be made and will look just as well EHe2 tied as the ones that sell for dollar 0r more
 A beautiful party bag can be made or lace ai-over With soft silk or the silk mul that sells for twenty five cents s1 yard.
 H--S. of shadow net can be used for H-A. rtsGgn covers. Often 3 piece big enc a2n to CHt .chcrnisette and collar SaA be ac .ghl for half the price of =1e.s5 by the yard
 '-glne-imes one can find enough lace . e.tsisl@, Tor ja3eoI or a piece of ipaer- -ie2 t'n2 enough for a standing collar. Remnants of lawn or muslin, white ] or with a. delicate floral design, will make little apIoHs-0~ DoUGoir caps. or 1 even dresses for little children. Some o+ Ire Iile satin stripe floral EOiles are pretty enau-.a for an evening scarf . -oE Eean- "iGI.
 One of tdc most acceptable presents
 
 oyer dresses ou hangers. These covers are made from ward square of soft m1Lerta+ Witg a hole cut in the centre 1. r.1.5 over the hook on the hanger. '-l.,o..ae makes Te1-- daintJ ones.
 Sometimes one Secs remnants of lin en da-uasl1 offered at a low price. Moth Ing makes a urea-icr cover tar q side bard tla. inc damasE, neatly hem I5aI 1T hemsti--Aa5. with perhaps a ru-@a of heavy linen lace across the ends. T ajeg makes excellent bureau covers. The DaG rn should he small ard Cne that win cas well. TraycIoths. luncheon sets and GoiIies can also be made from these Taw2GEfts. There are Gre.l. possibilities in the r"mna.t box if caa hr.ys carefully and plans gil.- Wi,a e.ea3 taste and com mon sense. Wha Ia:eail that looks so .lr3JEE Ti..- g--'inG that can ae used to saI asr.a.,...a and some t'i"= one j. F k, .--., or else it is so bargain hoagser tow the price may be.
 JAAE, GREY.