Contents of this issue:
- To finish the matter- a crocheted- pretty lace edgings for clothing or linens.
- Crocheted motifs to satisfy most any need.
- When glass toweling reigns in the breakfast nook
- A Bit of Gay Color and a Few Stitches.
- Ideal For Children’s Wear or Lingerie- tatting- tatted edgings- one for handkerchiefs that has a turned corner & A baby bonnet.
- Gifts For His Majesty King Baby- embroidered crib cover & crocheted bunny bag.
- For the Daily Work- Knitting pattern for a baby afghan, and a tatted baby bonnet.
- Filet Crochet May Be Simple Or More Complicated- 2 different tea cloth designs.
- Diagrams Make it so Easy To Copy a Filet Crochet Design
- Dainty Gifts Which Delight The Housewife- towels and hot dish mats.
- A New Cover For the Buffet- great big Art Deco florals decorate this fun design.
- Dainty Gifts Fashioned By Nimble Fingers- hankies, and a cap.
- For a Cool Day and A Very Chilly One- pretty vintage sweaters to knit.
- Yokes For a Nightgown and a Camisole- crocheted
- A Practical Scarf and pillow For the Library- crocheted insertions
- An Apron is Always a Welcome Gift- 3 different designs, embroidered.
- To Help the Over-worked Pages
- The back cover is an ad for other Star books that were available at the time.
- This issue of Star Needlework Journal originally came with embroidery transfers stapled into the centerfold of the magazine.