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J m... .mmwmm.mmfi TO SEEP!“ BAG [T an new metallic broaden. and eth- 3 er hmeades in ribbons. exception- nlly rich in elect. are used in unkind an bits or splendor in base. A great advantage lies in the (set thnt plain dbbons are used in conjunction with the brooaded patterns and the has." ‘ texture of the hrocedes (especially those having mete! threads) gives body as wall es brilliance to this sea- son's bass. These hrooades are found in the me diam and narrow widths They coni- hlne to advantage with plain son satin i ribbons for many reasons The plain ribbon is chosen in the color which is predominant in the broceded ribbon. and becomes s background, which, on- hances the beauty or the letter. Three handsome bass are pictured here. They are easy to make and ele- ln ,shedes of purple. iavender end lisht green. with s touch of white. the secondhanisalsomadeetthreestrlm of ribbonumachlne stitched together. The brocaded strip shows a pale grey ground with white border and n blurred design of flower petals and foliage in heliotrope, levender and green. The bottom of the be: to made of e dish 01‘ cardboard covered with the mred ribbon. It is five inches in di- ameter. The length or ribbon made of '.three strips (two plain and one fit ‘uredl runs around the has, and the edge ol‘ one strip is gathered to the covered dish. At the top of the has a inoinch hem, with parallel rows of stitching. to term a casing. sccommo dates I. smell length at round elastic. This forms the mouth of the has. ‘Hesvy satin ribbon an inch wide. in the same shade as that of the plain satin ribbon in the has. is used for .' the bangers or handles. Narrower sat- an new metallic broad“. and oth- er lime-flu in ribbonl. "anion- nliy rich in elect. are and in mnkllll up bits or Inlandor in but. 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