Smart Little Gifts of Cut Felt - by Isabel Ingraham
From Modern Priscilla Magazine December 1926:
These were available as mail order patterns that came stamped directly onto felt. One then cut them out and stitched them together.
"Clever as they can be and fun to make, are these smart little fol-de-rols contrived of bits of gay-colored felt. They are mostly the work of your sharp scissors, the "sewing" being minimized, as the pieces are just caught together or held with a French knot or a few invisible stitches. The flat little nosegays and flowers are much in demand for "shoulder knots" on the new jersey dresses, and they make adorable trims for little girls' felt hats and small frocks."
"After you cut out the little pieces of felt, apply them to the background section or material in the order numbered. There are diagrams, guides or instructions with the stamped felt to make the assembly but the matter of a few moments. No. 26-12-13 is a pretty shoulder cluster of king blue, gray blue, and tan blossoms with orange and yellow clusters and foliage of bright green."