“Hush up!” said Scissors Shears. “You’re always stuck in! You keep quiet, nobody gets a chance to talk for you!”
Tommy Pin Cushion got very red in the face.
“It—seems—to—me,—” he stammered.
“Yes, there you go again!” exclaimed Scissors Shears. “Just as I said! Always forever trying to stick your bill in—though I must say—you haven’t much of a bill—I must say that!”
“Stop quarreling!” exclaimed Mary Frances.
“If Mary Marie goes in bathing,” said Fairy Lady, “here is just the thing she’ll need:”
Pattern 23.—Doll’s Bathing Suit
Doll’s
Bathing
Suit
1. The Bathing Suit is made by the pattern of Rompers (see Insert IV) and of
2. Doll’s Lawn Petticoat. (See Pattern 12.)
Cut skirt only five inches long, and do not make a tuck.
Suggestions for Material—
Red or blue flannel, trimmed with white braid.
NOTE.—The skirt may be gathered or plaited.
Make the opening of the rompers in front. Face the front openings with a strip of lining material one-half inch wide.