Organdy and warmer weather go hand ill hand when they're teamed yvitli some of the newest thing available in stitching. Here is a beige organdy dress, iced with rich brown flowers and worn over a heige faille taffel.t petticoat. This can be achicy cd on your sewing machine with a particularly loose tension and no special attachment, a spark stitch giving the flowers their frothy look. Your local sewing center can give hemstitching ser\ice it you luye the hemline piloted. ironi radiators or direct heat of \ kind, like hot water pipes. When partly dry. turn '.he blnnki t carefully, and let it be exposed ' tile air on the other side fur fa n r drying. After blanket ha; dti( i. u . fairly stiff-bi istled whisl; nroom an > brush the blanket to bring up th.e nap. Blankets have a profession: In cleaned look when the binding:-- a pressed. A steam iron ns good n use, or ever, a regular .run With th< latter, you'll have to dampen the binding slightly, bv pressing a damp cloth. In cithei case. : the temperature control ! ir wa. . er rayon. Give New Freshness To Bedspreads If bedspreads are of the washuM type, give then, much the .rue laundering treatment as you v. ntn;; blankets. Tepid water, mild :: and thia-e ndniite wa.-h ng ara i> ommended. For the heavier types of iprenus. two line:- are recommended for dr\ mg, and a fan may be in-ed to sp.-.-d the proces. Fo: cotton spreads. . . line will ttffiee, and. 1 rpr. : may be folded in half with the fold at the bottom, and both ends oyer lapping on the line, pinned on each ride and once in the middle. Chenille and randlcwick spreads should be shaken several tinu while drying, and then hr . he : lightly when dry. In most eases, if chenille nr ! candU-wiek spreads are shaken thoroughly when they are dry - then brushed, little else will be pc. - ;ed. Since they do not take to a dry iron. it IS .>o-1 to tire steam. Lay t. ■ spread on your bed and hold a team iron about 'z inch noov tb blanket, going over the entir. : face. After this, brush to raise the nap. In the case of eilk and rayon spreads, these are best ironed when placed on a table, padded yvi-li a cotton blanket or table pad covered with a sheet. In tins way you can ir in a big surface without turning. Fringe on spreads is best treat ed with brushing, or even combing with a large toothed comb.

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