This section is from the book "Our Homes And Their Adornments", by Almon C. Varney. Also available from Amazon: Our Homes and Their Adornments.
Fig. 51 is a novel and pretty hair and hair-pin receiver, made of No. 12 satin ribbon of two colors interwoven in a sort of checker-board pattern, as seen in the engraving. A piece of card-board in the center forms a partition, on one side of which is a crocheted cushion of split zephyr to receive the hair-pins, the other side being left as a hair receiver. The whole is bound with satin and finished at the upper edge with quilled ribbon, as seen in the illustration. The fringe seen just below the quilled ribbon is made by fringing about two inches of the ends of the ribbons.

Fig. 51.
 
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