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FIRE-PLACE.—~GEORGIANA

MANTLE.

green, the darkest shade toward the outer edge. z etfect. A cord composed of the same colors, and These colors may, of course, be changed for E tassels to match, must ﬁnish this cushion when others if they do not contrast well with the g it is made up. In working the heads care should

general tone of the apartment for which theibe taken that a strong thread be used for the cushion is intended, but these have a very pretty i purpose.

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FOR MRS.

FIRE—PLACE.

JANE

WEAVER.

A nan-PLACE, in summer, always looks in~ 5 may be worked, or any other may be selected. elegant, unless covered with some pretty screen Q The screen may be in embroidery, or braiding

like that which we give above.

This pattern i Or even a paper one, painted, is pretty.

GEORGIANA BY

EMILY

MANTLE. H.

HAY.

WI: give, this month, a pattern and diagram g bordered with a wide ribbon sewed on ﬂat; it (both in the front of the number) of the most g may be black, crimson, green, dark blue, or even fashionable summer mantle, which has appeared i white, according to the taste of the wearer. we

in Paris.

The material is black net

It will be 5 have marked the place of the ribbon by a line

seen, from the diagram, that the garment is cut Q of dashes parallel to the edges. On this band a from a single pattern. The whole mantle is i row of black lace is sewed to form a transparent