2024-12-31 New Publication: The Spool Cotton Company – Table Topics – Book No. 123

Posted 4 months ago by Sytske Wijnsma

TABLE TOPICS – NEW IDEAS IN CROCHET

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FUNDRAISING

OUR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN HAS ENDED!  GOAL: 5000 USD AND CURRENTLY AT 106%!

To keep our Library up and running, we hold a fundraising campaign from September to December and I’m happy to say that it reached its goal!

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NEW PUBLICATION 

J-PA256 Table Topics – New Ideas in Crochet – Book No. 123
Softcover stapled, 32 pages. Patterns: No. 7147 Will-o’-the-Wisp, No. 7142 Shadow and Substance, No. 7154 Five o’Clock, No. 7144 Lucky Star, No. 7149 Tray for Three, No. 7139 Floral Classic, No. 7156 American Beauty, No. 7140 Modern Rustic, No. 7151 Mexican Border, No. 744 (probably an error in numbering) Star Wheel, No. 7148 Spinning Wheel, No. 7153 Figures-in-Filet, No. 7145 Summer Surf, No. 7144 Round Table, No. 7146 Lucky Wheels, No. 7155 Ever After, No. 7150 Lazybones, No. 7152 Sheer Circles.
From the collection of Iva Rose Reproductions, scanned by Seya Wijnsma-Spek, edited by Sytske Wijnsma.

Filet crochet tablecloths, borders, and insets all with their relevant charts. Tablecloths constructed from crocheted squares, tray cloths, a luncheon set, round doilies in various sizes serving as center piece, plate mat, glass doily and even a butter plate doily, and a bridge table cover with a crocheted edge in black and white. Enough to choose from, and if you start now, the tablecloth will be ready next Christmas.