This charming 1951 Coats & Clark booklet was created especially for crafters who wanted to make quick, appealing items to sell at church bazaars, craft fairs, and fundraisers. With the tagline “The busiest booth at the fair!”, it offers a delightful collection of small, profitable projects that could be made with minimal materials and sold for a dollar or less — perfect for turning thread into extra income.

Inside you’ll find Brother and Sister Dolls (S-152), the adorable Sewing Susan pincushion and spool holder (S-140), Checkerboard Apron (S-139), Television Slippers (S-153), Johnny-on-the-Spot sewing doll (S-151), Kitchen Judy pot holder and dishcloth set (S-154), plus several handkerchief edgings, washcloth trims, a Jiffy Doily (S-141), and more. Most projects use Clark’s O.N.T. or J. & P. Coats Best Six Cord Mercerized Crochet, Size 30, along with Pearl Cotton and Knit-Cro-Sheen.

Condition note: Complete 12-page First Edition (August 1951). Cover shows light wear and age toning typical of a vintage pattern booklet. All pages are fully readable with clear instructions.