14 This small  patterned  woodblock  print  will  give sophisticated charm to children's dresses and teen- age  pajmas.    A  French  designer  would  trim  it with a solid color.   Probably the dark blue  would be used for this special color combination.	15 Quaint   foliage   prints   are  classic  for  children's wear  for   aprons . . .   especially  in  the   fresher colors.   This  fabric  was  chosen  first  because  it shows a smart type of monotone; second, because it uses the new capucine shade.
16 Small gingham checks are a recurring  favorite for boys' shirts, children's frocks and aprons.   This special combination of a  solid and broken check offers a pleasing variation. The red or blue could be used with white in sleeping pajamas.	17 Again we  have an  interesting use  of miniature dots.   The photographic  effect shows an excel- lent  balance  of color.   This is the sort of fabric frequently  found  in  play  frocks  sold  by the better shops. It will always be used with white.
18 The flower  and  foliage  design  above has the close,  brushed effect seen in many of the new French cottons. In the darker colors, it is good for  older  women.   For  children's  wear,   the lighter shades will be chosen.	19 Chosen to show a good modern effect achieved by combining  three outstanding  motifs:   fine lines, striped effect and dots. All the colors are good  in this  monotone broadcloth.   Its many uses are ovious.

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