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1. “American
Samplers”
c1921, illustrated 690 pages.
2. “Art
in Needlework”
c1900, illustrated, 303 pages.
3.
“Decorative
Needlework”
c1893, illustrated, 137 pages.
4. “Decorative
Textiles”
c1918, richly illustrated, 490
pages.
5. “Dressmaking
And Millinery”
c1916, illustrated 136 pages.
6. “Embroidery
The Craft Of The Needle”
c1907, illustrated, 331 pages.
7. “Embroidery
Stitches” c1912,
illustrated, 214 pages.
8. “Home
Dressmaking”
illustrated, 97 pages.
9. “How
To Make Rugs”
c1908, illustrated, 155 pages.
10. “Knitting
And Sewing”
c1918, illustrated, 213 pages.
11. “How
To Make Curtains And Draperies”
c1950, illustrated,
104 pages.
12. “Making
Curtains And Hangings”
c1915, illustrated, 83
pages.
13. “Needlework
As Art”
c1886, illustrated, 620 pages.
14. “Old
Lace”
c1909, illustrated, 329 pages.
15. “Point
And Pillow Lace”
c1905, illustrated, 234 pages.
16. “Quilts
Their Story And How To Make Them”
c1915,
297 pages.
17. “Samplers
And Tapestry Embroideries”
c1913, illustrated,
291 pages.
18. “Shelter
And Clothing, A Textbook of the Household
Arts”
c1913, illustrated, 402 pages.
19. “Textbook
on Domestic Art”
c1911, illustrated, 259 pages.
20. “The
Art of Modern Lace Making”,
c1891, illustrated, 133 pages.
21. “The
Development of Embroidery in America”
c1921, illustrated, 238 pages.
22. “The
Lace Book” c1904,
illustrated, 342 pages.
23. “Traditional
Quilting”
c1954, illustrated, 169 pages.
24. “Knitting
And Crochetting”
c1800s, illustrated, 20 pages.
25. “The Ladies Self
Instructor”
c1852, illustrated, 242 pages.
26. “The Ladies Work
Table Book”
c1844, illustrated, 176
pages.
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