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Original 1915 Needlework Magazine

The March 1915 issue of Home Needlework Magazine includes a two-page fashion art spread. Readers could order the sewing patterns as well as the embroidery transfers to make the featured outfits.

Item hnm0315 - $15.00

Buying Tips

All of the magazines we offer are original, complete, and in usable condition. Each page has been checked for missing or torn pages, cut-outs, or moisture damage.

Early magazines (1930s or before) often have damaged covers, the occasional stain or foxing, and may have some page creasing. The value of the content usually outweighs the defects.

These great old magazines are very different from their modern counterparts. Please take a quick look at our Guide to Buying Vintage Needlework Magazines if you've never purchased one of these before.

"Frame Me!" covers

← Left: December 1915 issue of Home Needlework Magazine has colorful daisy and blue bird embroidery covers. Contents include crocheted buttons and a Jesse Wilcox Smith ad.
Item hnm1215 $15.00

Right: Home Needlework Magazine's November 1915 issue focuses on holiday gifts for men, women, boys, girls and babies -- lots of bags, slippers and other small items to crochet and stitch.
Item hnm1115 $15.00 →

Small motifs and edgings

Right: October 1916 Home Needlework Magazine features novelty gifts on the front cover and is packed with tatted and crocheted edgings, some very unusual (crocheted fringe!) and a wonderful baby- themed Kloster ad.
Item hnm1016 $15.00 →

	Stunning projects and lovely Royal Society covers

	Above: May 1916 issue of Home Needlework Magazine includes an applique quilt -- and that simply must-frame Royal Society Cordichet ad on the back cover. Item hnm0516 $15.00 ↑		Above: Home Needlework Magazine's January 1916 issue has exceptional projects, including beaded bags, tatting with metallic thread, and rake knitting. Item hnm0116 $15.00 ↑

All of the magazines for sale on this page are originals!

Something different

← Left: April 1916 issue of Home Needlework Magazine shows the trend toward color embroidery and has a lovely pillowcase insertion trim crocheted on either side of a novelty cord.
Item hnm0416 $15.00

Right: Home Needlework Magazine's August 1915 issue has some unusual projects, such as a knitted bedspread and a buttoned shoe to crochet for tots.
Item hnm0815 $15.00 →