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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Charts for Thread and Hook Sizes
  • 210: Six Pointed Star Motif for Bedspread(uses popcorn stitch)
  • 682: Pinwheel Popcorn Motif for Bedspread
  • 720: Flower Basket Chair Set(filet)
  • 6020: Magnolia Bedspread(popcorn variation of Queen Anne's Lace)
  • 7015: Colony Club Motif for Tablecloths, Bedspreads(pinwheel variant)
  • 7035: Chariot Wheel Motif Chair Set
  • 7050: Queen Anne's Lace Tablecloth
  • 7064: Clasic Pinwheel Motif for Tablecloths, Bedspreads
  • 7185: Spring Song Motif for Table Set
  • 7271: 10 1/2" Rose of Sharon Doily
  • 7272: 9 1/2" Rosewhirl(Irish Crochet)
  • 7275M: 18" Royal Pineapple(same as 7335 Centerpiece)
  • 7288: Wheel of Fortune Motif for Tablecloths, Chair Sets
  • 7335: Pineapple Luncheon Set-
          14" Centerpiece
          12" Plate Doilies
          7" Bread-and-Butter Plate Doilies
          5 1/2" Glass Doilies
  • 7369: Rose of the Lea Chair Set(filet)
  • 7399:: 15"x43" Queen of the Garden Table Runner(filet)
  • 7444: Peacock Tails Table Set-
          16" Centerpiece
          13 1/2" Plate Doilies
          8" Bread-and-Butter Plate Doilies
          6" Glass Doilies
  • 7515: Pineapple Fan Chair Set-
          10"x16" Chair Back
          7"x10" Arm Pieces
  • 7592: Rnd. Tea Cloth
  • 7592M: Rnd. Tablecloth
  • Tips for Crocheters

Title: Old and New Favorites- Crochet Designs: Book No. 205
Author/Designer(s): Not given
Format/Publication Date: Booklet:1944(2nd edition)
Publisher: The Spool Cotton Company, NY
Page Count: 23
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 10 1/2" x 7 1/2"
ISBN: None;

SUMMARY- This entire book is nothing but crochet patterns, a very nice collection of filet and tiling motifs and some gorgeous pineapple pieces. I have no idea if including the number of the pattern will help people find the one they're looking for, but it is included in the Table of Contents in case. I have only a 2nd edition of this booklet, so it's possible the first printing has more patterns. If you end up with a first edition and solve this mystery, could you drop me a line, please, from my contact page?