The design presented in "A-Line Christening Gowns I" is an elegant, simple design that is easy to sew. Sleeve variations include a long puff sleeve and an elbow-length puff sleeve.

The designs presented in "A-Line Christening Gowns II" are ideal for baby boys and are easy to sew. Variations include an heirloom gown with a lave band and pin tucks, a monogrammed design with released tucks and a Peter Pan collar, and a quick and easy gown made of Swiss eyelet fabric.

"Baby Sacque" is a flat raglan sleeve pattern with three variations. Designs include a traditional sacque pattern which is ideal for soft knits...

"Smocked Bishop Daygowns" is designed to present you with a good basic bishop pattern that may open down the front or down the back. It also includes a baby sacque variation.

"The Collar Dress" is a simple, easy-to-sew dress, designed with today's busy mother in mind. It features easy construction techniques and step-by-step instructions with detailed illustrations.

the double-seat panty pattern comes in two set of sizes. Size small, medium, large, and extra-large include a diaper allowance. The double-seat panel makes this pattern ideal for machine and hand embroidery because the back of the embroidery is covered.

Ginger's Basic Yoke Dress

A very special collection of drop waist dresses, including detailed instructions for using Battenberg table linens to create an elegant white dress with a minimum of time and expense.

Mildred Gould designed this bonnet for her granddaughter, Mary Anna. she chose the fullness of a lace-edged ruffle on the back edge of the smocking to encircle the baby's tiny face.