The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1971 — Page 4

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LINCOLN'S PHILOSOPHY

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security on borrowed money. You cannot keep out of ti >uble by spending in ee th m youeiin. Y»u cannot build character and concise by taking iway man’s initiative n,nd indepondence. You c.anmt help man p rmanently by doing for them whrfc they could do for themselves. Above all you cannot be honest to yourself by being dishonest ’to your fellowman.

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AMERICANA HANDCRAFTS INSPIRE LIFE-STYLE

From border to border and Coast to coast, American women are taking fashion and hofne decor matters into their own hands, with the aim to create personal life-style statements that proclaim — “This is me!” Naturally, their problem is where to look for ideas and techniques. “McCall’s. Needlework & Crafts Magazine. has the an•wer,” says publisher Nan Comstock, “with the Americana handcrafts which we feature throughout our fall-winter Issue! There are fashions to knit and crochet for everyone; bazaar items to make; Americana home decor — gettings and accents inspired by different sections of the country; nostalgia; children’s crafts — enough different looks and techniques to fulfill any nuinber of life styles!” Highlights of Americana handcrafts in the issue are: In Fashion Boutique: 15 dresses, both knitted and crocheted, include glittering evening dresses; pants suits —two in Irish patterns; Jr. pants — including suspender style; three handsome pullovers for men; ponchos for the whole family; accessories for all; children’s colorful knits. In Bazaar: Amusing, cuddly toys — animals to make cm a flower loom; knitted “character” beanbags; lota of xnacrame; a happy puppet pair. In Dtcomtor Crafts: The theme, “From Sea. Io Shining Sea” is represented by an abstract picture in applique and embroidery, showing mountains, lakes, and rivers in the continental United States. Three room settings are given: •A city apartment for MoonAge living — if this is your thing, make the latch-hooked ‘Satellite” rug with galaxy deaigns! A country’ cottage room With patriotic decor (on cover) and Parsons bed is dressed up with pillows anti bolsters. The Western ranch-style bedroom, with ‘‘Desert Sunrise” rug worked in latch hook technique, is accented with macrame hangings (on cover). Household Needlework ulLwsa a crocheted atarry »f-

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flB •lo o iha - Wx • I »\ iiWii iiniii if wiMim i i * -W ■ £ r /v •. ” . L'- ® 1 ioH '9T Hr -^SrThe sparkling red-whHe-and-blue cover shows: A long at-home dress for a snug winter’s eve — knitted in a Jicquard pattern of bright yellow, orange, green; powerful Eagle and Liberty BeU pictures worked in quick point, and frit star pillow* - patriotic decor for a country cottage room. The three Ifttla characters in knitted outfit*, fitted over coffee earn or cocoa I??/** children 's banks — find the money slot under each hat. A giue-appliqued picture of bird and bug communing with flowers was inspired by ecology. The macrame items — a wall hanging with copper disks, and “slips” for vase-phntera - are from Eleven inacrami decorator accents and personal the ? noU out 01 New Bedford learned on long voyages! »

ghan, a large round flora! rug, and a lace- tablecloth updated with big, bold motifs. And for the crewel enthusiasts — spring and fall pictures (or pillows) by Eriea Wilson. , In Nostalgia: A charming antique needlepoint picture of turtledoves; a quaint openmesh needlepoint wall motto, “Sweet Dreams.” An updated sampler in needleweaving and hemstitching makes a modern wall hanging. Children's and Teens'Crafts section captures young hearts with knitted and crocheted clothes for the Illi” fashion doJs — accompanied by lessons in knitting and crochet! Ihe new 272-page issue presents some of tire country’s

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most contemporary and exciting decorative idem ever to be knitted, crocheted, sewn, or knotted! The magmdM — the leader in its field — gkra plenty of beginner’s tips, as riways, to make experts of novlees !n an of these arts. For instance, using variations of basic knots to create a macrame wall hanging is explained in an easy-to-do fashion. The items and projects mentioned here are just a few of the many exciting life-style inspirations found between the covers of McCall’s Needlework & Crafts Magazine, now on newsstands. You’re bound to discover the “real you on one or more of its fascinating pages!