You will need two curtains, or even three, if your window is a very wide one. But each curtain is made in exactly the same way. And when they are finished, you will be very proud of your needle-work I am sure. And all your friends will be able to see it, without any showing, every time they come into your room.

Index.

PAGE
Alphabet, A Cross-stitch[52], [53]
Amiable Pussy Cats, The[47]
Apron, A Handy Work[3]
Backstitching[88]
Bag, The Orchid Flower Stocking[50]
Bag, A Knitting[102]
Bag, The Lambkin[11]
Bag, Making a Macramè[43]
Band, Putting Gathers into a[4]
Bead Work[97]
Bed, For Dolly’s[55]
Bedspread for Victoria, A[71]
Berlin Wool Work[100]
Binding Seams[58]
Blanket Stitch[58]
Butterfly Pincushion, A[105]
Buttonhole, Making a[6]
Button, How to Sew on a[88]
Carpets and Hearthrugs[76]
Cats on a Chair Back[29]
Cats, The Amiable Pussy[47]
Cloth, A Peacock[95]
Chain Stitch[75]
Chair Back, Cats on a[29]
Cosy Cover, Making a[47]
Cottage Window, For Dolly’s[74]
Covering Squares for Patchwork[64]
Cross-stitch Alphabet, A[52], [53]
Cross-stitch over Penelope Canvas, How to Work[26]
Cross-stitch on Hardanger Canvas, How to Work[95]
Cross-stitch, A Feeder in[25]
Cross-stitch Designs[12], [16], [27], [32], [48], [51], [95], [105], [110]
Curtain, The Farmyard[107]
Cutting Out your Doll’s Clothes[83]
Doll’s Clothes, Cutting Out your[83]
Dolly, A Frock and Coat for[90]
Dolly’s Underwear, Making[85]
Double Featherstitching[23]
Draw-strings in a Bag, Threading[13]
Dressmaking[46]
Easy-to-Make Pinafore, An[17]
Farmyard Curtain, The[107]
Featherstitching[5]
Featherstitching, Double[23]
Feeder in Cross-stitch, A[25]
For Dolly’s Bed[55]
For Dolly’s Cottage Window[74]
For the New Perambulator[67]
For Ribbons and Bows[8]
French Knots[91]
French Seam, A[88]
Frock and Coat for Dolly, A[90]
Gathering[4]
Gathers into a Band, Putting[4]
Handkerchief Sachet, A Hardanger[34]
Handy Work Apron, A[3]
Hardanger Handkerchief Sachet, A[34]
Hardanger Corners[41]
Hairpin Work[44]
Hearthrugs, Carpets and[76]
Hemming[18]
Hemstitching[30]
Herring-boning[88]
Housewife, A Red Satin[22]
Invalid, The[14]
Just Think[66]
Kettle Holder, A[100]
Knitting Bag, A[102]
Ladder Hemstitching[30]
Lambkin Bag, The[11]
Macramè Bag, Making a[43]
Mattress, Making a Doll’s[55]
Mat for a Hot-water Jug, A[103]
Mitre a Corner, How to[65]
Mitring a Corner for Hemstitching[31]
Night-dress Pocket, The Swallow[15]
Night-dress Case, Making a Doll’s[61]
Orchid Flower Bag, The[50]
Ostrich and the Silkworm, The[81]
Outline Stitch, An[58]
Oversewing[28]
Pale Blue and Heliotrope[43]
Patchwork Quilt, A[63]
Peacock Cloth, A[95]
Perambulator, For the New[67]
Pillow, Making a Doll’s[59]
Pinafore, An Easy-to-make[17]
Pincushion, A Butterfly[105]
Pink Sunbonnet, The[20]
Pleats, Making[18]
Poems[10], [14], [46], [49], [73], [81], [104]
Preparing for Visitors[104]
Pretty Things in Woolwork[100]
Putting Gathers into a Band[5]
Putting Pleats into a Band[18]
Quilt, A Patchwork[63]
Red Satin Housewife, A[22]
Ribbons and Bows, For[8]
Run and Fell Seam, A[88]
Running[88]
Rug-making[76]
Satin Stitch[71]
Serpentine Hemstitching[30]
Staple Work[44]
Stocking Bag, A[50]
Stroking[4]
Such an Advantage[10]
Sunbonnet, The Pink[20]
Swallow Nightdress Pocket, The[15]
Things in Woolwork[100]
Threading Draw-strings in a Bag[13]
Tucks[18]
Two Dollies, The[73]
Underwear, Making Dolly’s[85]
What a Contrast[49]
Whipping[58]
Woolwork, Pretty Things in[100]
Work Apron, A Handy[3]

Printed for the Proprietors of “The Girl’s Own Paper & Woman’s Magazine,”
by Curtis & Beamish, Ltd., Coventry, England.

Transcriber’s Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Text uses both “Brighteye” and “Bright-eye.” This and other varied hyphenation was retained.