Illustrated book of patterns for lace making...QlSllll4«t^ FRONTOFCHILD'SDRESS.CUSHIONCOVER. Pattern,$1.00. Materials.$2.50. LACLTOTRIMSAME. Pattern,15c. Materialforoneyard,$1.00.

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MODERN HONITON AND POINT LACE, OLD POINT LACE, LIMOGES, ANDPOINT APPLIQUE LACE, CUIPURE NETTING, & DARNED NET WORK.

WITH PLAIN DIRECTIONS)

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HOW TO WASH LACE,nMine.OXJR]VEY&^CO.,LACE MANUFACTURERS, M IfflDO'lfersof all' MATERIALS FOR LACE MAKINCt,

Lace of all kinds during tlie last few years has been the fashionable and favorite description of

Trininiin" for most articles of Ladies' Dresses ; and there is everj' indication from the centres of fashion

that it will become more and more popular during the present season, and for years to come.

Mructioi Book. TeacMiig in llie Easiest Manner PossiMe how to make lace.In Four Books, 25 Cents each, witli Samples of Braids and Price List.

Or THE WHOD^ ICOUK BOOKS IN ONE PART, 5 O CENTS.r, J c o :v T I'Z ?*j 'i- j-s .

JtOOK yVMUKIt ffSli—Mith Illusttatious, Honiton rohit and Mediwvnl.How to luiike the StitrheN for llouiton anil Point Lace, \\o\i to make the Stitcher for MciIi^PTal Lnce. Hon

to make thcStitchcK for Point La c. Direct ions for Traiiiifr. Tracing, shonins: mode of Tucking on Braid and

Work in Progress. Coninion Itutton Hole Slilch. Point de Urii\elles. CotM Button Hiple Stitch. I'oint d'AnTfrs.

Point dc Unlines. PattcrnN of IWitton Hole Stitches. Point i]e Sorrento. Looped Button Hole Stitch, Point Turc.

Button Hole Stitch Itarknarif, Point dc Venice Loot. e and Tivistod Bars, Point d*AIenron. Fehtoon Joining,

I'oint d'K.sprit. Biilton lloli- Stitch Bars. Picnts for the Bars. Bar lEosette. T>Tisted Lace, Stitch, norked as

a Button Hole Stitch, Point d'Kv|iagnc. Point d'K!<|)agn( . Uosette Tattern, Point d'Angleterre, Knglish Stitch.

noon NVi\IBER TWO—}y,th IlhifitratiOHSf Old J*oint.

Hints on Lace Making. Spinning or Wheels. Sini)de L:ico Border. Pyranid Pattern. Irish Stitch. Leaf

Ornamentation. Double Leaf, nith Veitu Trefoils, uith .'-everal Patterns. Lace Stitches for Ornamenting and

Filling up various kinds of Work Bosettcs, Sqiuares, Ovals, Ac. Ac.

PiiMislid by Hip Propriclois, MME. &UENEY & CO., 711 Broadway, New York, Hi 172 Atlantic St,, Brooklyn.

To prevent any inietake in the tranemissioii of Goods, Mme. Gurnet & Co. respectfullv request that in sendingorders the NAME of the parly, CITY, COUNTY and STATE be legibly written.

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^^"-tMJ N exper.cnce of Fifteen Years prior to tlic one just passed, has been amply

->^^' sufficient to demonstrate to an always discriminating public— and especially to

its lady members -the reliability, regularity, uniformity, and general superiority of

our Lace Material, manufactured especially for us; as also our Linen Patterns

for working the same, and as Lace of all kinds during the last few years has been the

fashionable and favorite description of Trimming for most articles of Ladies' Dresses,

and as there is every indication from the centres of fashion that it will become more and

more popular during the present season, and for years to come, we shall keep con-

stantly on -hand a large assortment of Braids of pure linen and of the finest sheer.

Also, Braids in Black Silk, etc., as heretofore, for the accommodation of our lady patrons.

The facilities for manufacturino- the Patterns herein illustrated, have been immensely

increased, so that not only the shape of the pattern to be worked on is shewn, but in

most cases all the stitches are also shewn, so that the fair worker has merely to lay on

the braids and follow the design, and a beautiful Bib, Barb, Collar, Cuff, or Necklace,

etc., etc., is the result of her handiwork. We take much pride in announcing our-

selves in our connection with " The Young Ladies fournal," (the best of all fashion

magazines), the founders of Lace Making in this country, and although a very large

quantity of material is imported into the same, the art of lace making is yet in its

infancy, and it is our great aim to make it thoroughly known in every part of the

United States and in order to bring it within the reach of all, we have set our prices

down at the very lowest, for nett cash, which it is hoped will give entire satisfaction to

our numerous friends and patrons. The patterns shown in this Book are a few

selected from a greater variety on hand, but to publish which would fill a large volume

as each day new designs crop up ; but in the selection herein published we have

given the most stylish and easiest to be worked of our immense repertoire.

NEwYork, Feb'y, 1878. MME. GURNEY & CO.

1^" P. S. —The price of the Patterns having been considerably reduced in this Book of

Patterns, it is only applicable where the material is sold with the same. Patterns ordered

without the material, will be charged as marked in Price List.

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XLARS AND

Pattern, 35o. Materials, $1.75. Pattern, 30c.

Oaff to match Pattern, '.30c

Material. $1.1'>.

Mat'ls for pair. $1.">".

Pattern of Collar

and Lace, 25c.

Materials,

$1.05.

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Pattern, 35c. Materials, $1.00.

P'-tttem, 50c.

ouff Pattern, 30c.Materials, $2.25.

Mat'ls tor pair $2.00.

Pattern, 35c Materials, $1.90.Cuff Pattern, 30c. Mat'ls for pair, $1.05

Pattern, 30c.

Cu£E Pattern, 30c.

Materials, $1.05.Mat'ls for pair, $1.50.

Materials, 72c.^Pattern, 25c.

Cuffs to matchPattern, 20c. Mat'ls $1.50.

NOTE.—Patterns with work coxmnenced will be charged 2 5,50 and 75e. estra for.Positively No Patterns Eschanged after leaving onr establishment.

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Fichu, 75c Materials, S3.00.Pattern, 25c.

Mat'Is, 75c

Pattern, luc.

Materials, 60c

NECKLACE.

Pattern, 15c.

Materials, 5Uc.

tARCE TIDY with Satin «trlp.

Pattern, 50c.

Materials, S.'f.Ô,

Pattern, 20c.

Materials, C5o

TOILET SET, 4 Pieces

Patterns the entire set, 75c. Materials for the whole. $3 25

NECKLACE, w^

Pattern, 15c.

Materials, 60c.

711 Broadtray. Jtexr York, and 172 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.

Pattern, 25c.

Materials, $1.00.

St. nil^ mmiWATCh POCET.

tern, l;)c.

Materiala, 45c.

Mats, various sizes,

12c. Materials, 50c.

Pattern, 10c.

Materials, 50c.

PRINCESS DRESS TOR CHIL0 3 YEARS OLD. Section PARASOL COVER

Pric^n'attem of whole Dress, $1.50.

BARB.

Pattern, 20. Materials, $1.5u

Pattern, 30c jÎatehals. $l.Gb

BARB.

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li yards long, i yard wide.Pattern, 20c. Materials, $3.10

SCaRK.

Pattern, 4Cc.

Materials, $3.25.

LADV WASHINGTON.

Pattern, 75o.

Materials, $2.90.

HANDKERCHIEFS.

P.itt€rn, 35c Materials, $3.00. Pattern, 30c. Materials, f1.40. Pattern, 30o. Materials, $1.75.

Pattern, 25c. Materials, $1.0(1.

Pattern. S.'ic.

Materials, $1.50.

TIDY,11 inches x 18 inches.

Pattern, o5c. Materials, $3 35o.

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LADIES- BIB.

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FRONT OF CHILD'S DRESS. CUSHION COVER.

Pattern, $1.00.

Materials. $2.50.

LACL TO TRIM SAME.

Pattern, 15c.

Material for one yard, $1.00.

INSEKTIOm FOR S^ttrE.

Pattern. Ulc.

Materials for one yard, 65c

HEAD-DRESS.

Pattern. ^'

Materials, |1.80.

rattcni, 1.5c.

Materials, (iOc.

LADIES' SACQUE, Various Sizes.

Pattern, $.').0(V (complete) Materials, $13.50.

HEAD-DRESS.

Pattern, 30c. Materials, 70c.

PatLfrn, 40c.

Materials, $1.75.

CUSHION COVERior Wat.

Pattern, 15c.

Materials, 60c.

MAT.

Pattern, 15c.

Materials, 35c.

HEAD-DRESS.

Pattern. 40c.

Materials, $1.50.

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8 mm^TIDIES, TIE ENDS, Etc. night dress satchet.

CUSHION OVER.

Pattern, 35o. Materials, $1.35.

Pattern. 15c.

Materials for a Pair,

50c.

i Hdkf. Point Applique, 12c.

Materials for whole Hf., |2.00.

HONITON SPRAY, Various.

Pattern, 15c.

Materials, -75c.

SATCHET.

Pattern, 35c. Matenals^bP!

JABOT.

Pattern. 12c.

Materials, 35o.

^&&&099S>'S

Pattern, 50c. Materials, $3. 12.

Materials for apair, 50c.

Pattern i Hdkf. 10c.

Materials for whole Hf. $1.18.

vlABoT.

Pattern. lOe.

Materials, 20c.

Pattern, lOc.

Materials, 50c.

Pattern, 10c.

Materials, 75c.

Pattern, 10c,

Materials, 35o.


Pattern. 15c.

Materials for a

pair, 50c.

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TIE ENDS, Etc.

Pattern, 12c.

Materials for apair, 50o.

Pattern, 10c.

Materials for apair. 40c.

Pattam, 10c.

Materials for apair, 45c.

TIDY, Trimmed with Lac

Pattern, Srio.

Material, $2.35.Pattern 15c. Materials for

a pair, SI. 00.

BUTTERFLIES In various sizes.

Patiem. 5c.

Materials, 30c.

PINE.

Pattern, 10c.

Mat'la for apair. 60c.

Pattern. 10cMat'ls for a>

pair, 35c.

Pattern, 10c.

Materials, 16c.

.lattem. 15o.

Mat'ls for apair, 60c.

Pattern. 10c.

Materials, 60c.

POINT APPLIQUESPRAY.

Pattern. 10c.

Materials. 25c.

Pattern 12c.

Mat'ls for oneyard, 75c.

Pattern, Klc.

Materials. 35c.i ndkf. 1.5c.

Mat Is for

whole, $3.00.Applique Pattern, loc.

Mat'ls foi a pair, 80c.

Pattern, 15c.

Materials for one vard, 75c.Pattern 10c.

Materials for one yard,inches wide, SI. 40.

Pattern. 20c.

Materials, $1.35.

711 Broadway, New York and 172 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.

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Pattern, lUc.

Materials for one yarj, 50c.

LACE

PatteraÔc.

m^^^^^îMaterials for 1 yard, 40c.

Pattern 10c.

LACE FOR SLEEVES.

tern, 12c.

Materials for one yard, $1.20.

LACE.

Xern. i«c.

Materials for a pair. $1.20.

MEDIEVAL LACE.

Material for one yard. 35c.

BARB.

li yafoB idBPattern. .50c. Materials, $3.50.

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LACE.

4 inches wide.

Pattern, 15c.

Materials for one yard, $1.2.5.

Materials for one yard, $1..30.

Pattern, 2()c.

Materials, 75.

5 inches.

Pattern, 20c. Malerials. $1.70.

4 ilirll

Pattern. 15c.

Materials for onr yard, .1;1.,50.

I'attern, 15c,

Materials for ime yard 4."ic.

Materials for oneyard, 45c.

INSERTING.

Pattern, lUc. 3 inches wide.Materials for one yard, 40c.

LACE.

Pattern, 10c.

Materials for one yard, 30c.

Pattern, I5c.


Pattern. 15c.

Material*, 79c.

MEDIAEVAL INSERTINO.

Pattern. 15c. 3 inches iride.

Materials for one yard, 80o.

MEai^VAL.LACE.

Pattern, 15c.


HONITON AND POINT FLOUMOK.

Pattern .^Tic, fi fiches wide.Materials for one yard, $3 13.

711 Broadway, New York, and 172 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklj^n.

MFirp^ ©113APRON.

Pattom.locilaterials, 86c.

TOOLET SET

Pattern, 75c. MaterialB. '^l.ib.

Pattern, 25c,

Materials, $1.30.

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Pattern 12cMaterials, 82c

TIE ENDPOINT APPLIQUE HAND-

KERCHIEF.

BARG

Pattern, 4()c.

Maturials, .'51.40.

Pattern, 12a

BARB

Pattern, 4t)c.

Materials, $1.65.

Materials, 65o,

BARB.

Pattern 4(lc.

Materials. §1.65.

FAN COVER.

Pattern, 25c.

Materials. $1.25.

Materials, $1.80.


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INFORMATION RESPECTING MATERIALS EMPLOYED IN THE WORK.

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No. 1.—CordlDfStitch.

Ko. 2.—CordlnBrStitch.

"Can you recommend a good book on CreWEL Work?" has been a frequent question

during several months past from our numerous correspondents. We therefore publish a little

work entitled " HOW TO WORK CREWEL," which our readers will find gives all the

necessary information.

Crewel Work is not at all difficult, and we cannot wonder at the favor it has already

found in the eyes of all ladies possessing artistic taste, because from the pliant character of the

stitches, almost everything that can be painted can be imitated—flowers, fruit, birds, animals, and

even landscapes—while the articles of dress, and furniture which may be ornamented by its means arc

very numerous. Added to these recommendations there are others, some of which are that it maybe worked at a ver>' small cost; that it washes exceedingly well that is, if care be taken to procure

Crewel of a good quality ; and as the washing materials which arc used for the foundations are of a

very durable make, we may say that a thing once done is done for a lifetime.

PESIQMS FOR CUEWBh WORE*CAX BE SUPPLIED ALUEAUY STAMI'KD ON THR MVTEIJIAI, FOR WORKING AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES, VIZ :

COSEY'S ... $ 75 each). LAMBIÊQUtNS - $1 00 each. 5 inch BORDER - 75 each.

BANNERS - . - 1 00 SLIPPEI\S - . 1 00 '

D'OILY'S - - - - 35 ANTI MACASSAF^S - 125 '

Desigr\s witl\ work cornmer(ced_ $1.00 extra.

We supply the best English Imported Crewels in every variety of shade, warranted to stand color, and not wash out as tho

cheaper kinds do, in packets, for .$1.00, $2. CO and $3 00 each. A variety of shades. Also from 20c. per skein.

Very elaborate pieces of Crewel Work are better done in a frame ; but for all ordinary purposes, such as chair-backs,

d'oilys, small table-covers, ic. it is best to work in the hand.

6 • •. - $1 00 ••

and a variety of our Patterns at

equally low prices.

J;^- Designs made to Order.

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CONTArNINn DIRECTIONS FOR CUTTINO AND VARNISHING FOKMULAf".

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PUBLISHED BY

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The Best and Cheapest Fashion Magazine in the United States.

Published on the 15th of Every Month.

S"U"SS0E.II=TI01sr $4.50 I'lEH. A-isriJrTTiivr, :e'ost :pi2,ee_

Including the extr.i Christmas Double Number and all the Fashion Plates and Supplements.

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K. B.—CANADIAN POSTAGE STAMPS NOT TAKEN AS CASH.

In Every Variety of style and Design, and Materials of the finest

quality at lowest rates.

MONEY ORDERSTo he made payable at General Post Offer. Xrii' York. an<l all Draflx xntt also to be made pay-

(d)le at Jfeiv York.

13Âgain please notice that to prevent any mistake in the transmission of Goods, Mnr\e. Gurney & Co.respectfully request that in nending orders, the NAME of tl\e PARTY, CITY, COUNTY, and STATK, belegibly written, when tlê Goods will be forwarded by Kxpress or tt\rough tl\e Post OlTice, free of carriage.

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OOnSTTEJlSTTS-Ooia tixnaed-Button Hole Stitch Bars.

Sjnnuing Stitch or Wheels.

Open Wreath Rosette.

Pyramid Kosettes

Ovals in Point d'Alencon.

Wheels with Thread bars.

Trefoil Rosette.

Cross Rosette.

Rosette Squaie.

Rosette with Square, fastened with ISiitton

Hole Stitch.

Vari:ius de.signs for filling in Squares.

Square with Rings ia Point D'Espril, and

Patterns of Cross Stitches.

Square with P^Tainid Scollops, and Inter-

woven Wheels.

Square with Pyramid Scollops, with Point

D'Esprit Rings and Patterns of Cross

Stitches.

Square with Pyramid Scollojis, and Puint

D'Esprit Rings.

Square with Rings in Point D'Esprit and

Open Scollops (interrupted Scollops).

Old Point.

Directions for Working.

Insertion, Imitation Blond.

Embroidered or Darned Net.

BOOK NUMBER THREE,With Illustrations, Limoges Lace.

Instructions for Wôrking Limoges Point

Lice.

The Stitches used in Limoges Point.

Edging Venetian Point.

Corner of Collar Point Lacet.

Venetian Point.

Directions for making Trimming : Venetian

Point.

Insertion Venetian Point.

Point Lacet.

Cravat End Point Lacet.

Corner of Co'lar Point Lacet.

Chantilly Lace (Imitation).

Imitation Honiton Lace." " and Point.

Lace Imitation Valenciennes.

Applique Embroidery

BOOK NUMBER FOUR.

Illustrated, Guipure Netting.

Directions.

Ends for Cravats, Caps, L ippets, &o.

Netting.

Stirrup.

Cotton for Netting.

Knot for Joining.

Square Netting and Oblong Netting.

Slanting Netting.

Wire Frame for Ctuipure Netting.

Angular Edge for Handkerchiefs, Borders, ic.

Point De Reprise, (Darning Stitch.)

Point De Toile, (Trellis Work Stitch.)

Point d'Esprit, Festoon Stitch.

Combination of Festoon and Trellis Stitch.

Point D'Esprit, and Wheels.

Combination of Trellis Stitch and Wheels.

Netted Lace.

Point Crosse (Cross Stitch).

Spinning Stitch and Wheels.

I'icots.

I'yramid Stitch.

Oblong Pattern and Mushroom Stitch.

Fan Stitch.

Scollops.

Thick Button Hole Scollops.

Tufted Button Hole Stitch.

The Letter S Stitch.

Thick Square.

Guipure Netting Lace.

Guipure Netting Insertion.

Squares in Guipure.

Quarter of Square.

Star of Radii.

Pattern in Point de Toile, &c.

Double Cross.

Gtjipnre in Relief.

General remarks on Guipure Embroidery.

Directions as to washing Lace.

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