Bedspreads to Knit and Crochet | Book No. 166 | The Spool Cotton Company

Bedspreads to Knit and Crochet | Spool Cotton Company | Book No. 166

Bedspreads to Knit and Crochet
The Spool Cotton Company
Book No. 166
Original Copyright 1941

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Patterns Included: 
Keepsake Bedspread, West Wind Bedspread, Cockle Shells Bedspread, Nosegay Bedspread, Cameo Bedspread, Irish Melody Bedspread, Coquette Bedspread, Golden Age Bedspread, Quick Work Bedspread, Land o' Cotton Bedspread, Maker of Magic Bedspread, Dawn o' Day Bedspread, Traditional Bedspread, Pineapple Popcorn Bedspread.

FOR THE TWO THIRDS OF YOUR LIFE WHEN YOUR BED IS ALL DRESSED UP

Use a Lovely Crocheted Bedspread

Statisticians say we spend one third of our life in bed! For the other two thirds of the time let your bed boast the glamour of a crocheted spread. A crocheted spread is a real investment in beauty. It wears so well, practically forever, and it remains a classic fashion while other bedspread fashions come and go. Then there is the final satisfaction of knowing that it is inimitable ... that only those who can do exquisite crocheting can possess its loveliness.

TO LAUNDER COTTON ARTICLES

... Before laundering, record all im­portant measurements. Launder article in warm water, using a good neutral soap or soap flakes. Allow to dry thor­oughly on a flat surface. Then block article, following Blocking Directions.

GENERAL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT ... Be sure to buy at one time sufficient material of the same dye lot to complete the article you wish to make, as it is impossible to avoid slight variations in color in different dye lots.

GAUGE ... Before starting your arti­cle, make a small sample of the stitch or motif. If your working tension is too tight or too loose, use a finer or coarser needle, to obtain the correct gauge.

BLOCKING DIRECTIONS ... Fol­lowing measurements given, with rust­proof pins pin article right side down on a well padded flat surface. If article is too large for pressing table, block in sections of convenient size. Be sure to pin out all picots, loops, scallops, etc., along outside edges. Press through a damp cloth with a moderately hot iron (do not rest iron on decorative raised stitches). When thoroughly dry, re­move pins.