Weldon's Fourteenth Series- How to Crochet Useful Articles for Home and Personal Adornment

This series has 22 patterns and 24 illustrations; three of the patterns don't have illustrations and one of those is a *gasp* knitting pattern.
Let's start with the wearables.

There are two boas, one has a muff attached. 

​There is also a mantellette or short cloak and some very long boots for babies.

​For headwear we have a nightcap and a fascinator.

The last clothing items are a shoulder shawl that she is wearing on her head, a baby jacket with the sleeves illustrated a little strangely and some trimming for a chemise. The shawl and the chemise had extra photos of the details and stitch patterns. I included the one for the shawl.

There are two antimacassars worked in twine. That should make them very durable.

If you're looking for a few things to make your home more comfortable they have a tea cozy, a pretty pincushion, a nightdress sachet, a slumber roll and a patchwork blanket.

There was also a doll dressed in crochet but it was on the fold so I didn't take a picture. For next week, I decided on making the Harlequin Ball (not pictured here) that is "made from odds and ends of wool".  Find out next week if it turned out to be a ball or something else.