Edited by Flora Klickmann
The Home Art Crochet Book.
These designs are extremely handsome, the advanced worker being as well catered for as those who are not so skilful.
The Home Art Book of Fancy Stitchery.
This book contains an amazing quantity of information which will be found an extremely valuable addition to the needlewoman’s equipment.
The Mistress of the Little House.
Practical talks on domestic topics for educated women who are not in a position to keep a properly trained servant.
The Craft of the Crochet Hook.
Giving explicit instructions which are augmented by illustrations so clear that the most intricate stitch can be traced without difficulty.
The Modern Crochet Book.
Contains original ideas for combining crochet with embroidery and with fancy braids, together with new and unusual designs.
The Cult of the Needle.
A magnificent collection of new ideas, giving directions for Bulgarian, Catalan, Hungarian and Baro Embroidery, and other forms of needlecraft.
Artistic Crochet.
Novel Beadings, Insertions and Edgings, and exquisite floral designs in Irish Crochet, are some of the contents of this splendid book.
The “All Time” Stories.
A Splendid Series of Select Books by Popular Authors.
Alone in London. By HESBA STRETTON.
A pleasant story showing that in whatever condition of life one may happen to be, there are always some compensations.
His Little Daughter. By AMY LE FEUVRE.
A high-spirited, mischievous little girl reads Bunyan’s “Pilgrim’s Progress,” and imagines and adapts the story to herself and her surroundings.
The Vicar of St. Margaret’s. By M. G. MURRAY.
An interesting story of how a bright girl’s life is clouded, and her lover estranged by a crafty priest.
Max Krömer. By HESBA STRETTON.
A children’s story of the siege of Strasburg, 1870, showing how the children were involved in the keen sufferings of the war.
David Lloyd’s Last Will. By HESBA STRETTON.
The incidents of this interesting story are connected with the Manchester cotton famine in the early sixties.
The Highway of Sorrow. By HESBA STRETTON.
A vivid story of village life in Russia, written with all Miss Stretton’s usual force and skill.