THE RIBBON HOLDER.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 163, 15 August 1914, Page 6

THE RIBBON HOLDER.

A case for lingerie ribbon with a bodkin win make a nice birthday gift. A very attractive ribbon holder, seen the other day, was made of circles of pink and white silk, enclosing two rolls of lingerie ribbon, one roll white and one pink. The circles enclosing the rolls were made of four circles of thin cardboard, two covered with pink silk and two with white. The pink and white circles were then over sewn together, making two circles, having one side pink and the ofher side white. These circles are then edged with narrow lace. Two holes about half an inch apart must be made in the centre of each circle. Two pieces of ribbon are then run through the holes in the covers and through the two bolts of ribbon. The ribbons holding the case together are then tied in a Low at each side of the case and a ribbon bodkin is stuck through the loop of the bow at one side. This little junk and white case is very attractive.