Thus the Child Learns Measuring and Its Value in Designing (1912)

Austin Craig, “Stick Laying,” Primer of Industry (New York: World Book Company, 1912), 17.

New Patterns in Book-End Papers (1892)

Supplement to The British Bookmaker 58 (April 1892).

Rosette Designs for Wood Carving (1883)

Ben Pitman, “Rosette Designs for Wood Carving,” The Art Amateur 9 (September 1883): 81.

The Thistle Is Simply Taken as a Text on Which Any Plant Motive May Be Developed (1912)

“High School—Freehand,” School Arts 12 (December 1912): 248.

The Work Must of Necessity Be Covered; This Naturally Suggests Glass, Which, in Turn, Suggests Passe-Partout Work (1916)

“Tea Tiles of Filet Crochet Showing Use of Passe-Partout Work,” Home Needlework Magazine 16 (April 1916): 21.

Pupils of Fawcett School, Panel with Swans (1921)

Keramic Studio: A Magazine for the Student of Design, China Painter and Potter 23 (April 1922): 214.

The Designs of Animals, Birds, Men, Etc., Are First Outlined in Blue, Reserved in the White Tin Enamel Ground, and Surrounded by Dark Blue Enamel Thickly Applied (1915)

No. 53 Maiolica Tile, 4 ¾ x 4 ¾, Puebla, Mexico, 1650 –1700, Exhibition of Tiles (Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Museum, 1915), 19.

In Decorative Design, Birds Are Favorite Motives (1900)

John S. Clark, Mary Dana Hicks, Walter S. Perry,  Teacher’s Manual Part IV for the Prang Elementary Course in Art Instruction, Books 11–12, Eighth Year (Boston: The Prang Educational Company, 1900), 198.

Just as the Different Sewing Machines Can Be Made to Embroider so Can a Typewriter Be Made to Draw (1892)

“Point of View: Mechanical Pictures,” Business 12 (February 1892): 33. 

Both Start like Lightning from the Fist (1886)

E.B. Michell, “Modern Falconry,” Illustrated by George E. Lodge, The English Illustrated Magazine 3 (July 1886): 661.

Encaustic Tiles 2 (1891)

John Ward. "Notes on Encaustic Tiles, Dell Abbey and Morely, Derbyshire." The Reliquary Quarterly. 5 (Jan - Oct. 1891).

Encaustic Tiles (1891)

John Ward. "Notes on Encaustic Tiles, Dell Abbey and Morely, Derbyshire." The Reliquary Quarterly. 5 (Jan - Oct. 1891).

Fruit Sections (1910)

"Each the Other Adorning." School Arts. 10 (October 1910).

1692 Paten (1890)

T.M. Fallow. "Mr. J.E. Nightingale's 'Church Plate of Dorset.' The Reliquary. 4 (January 1890).

Rosettes for Stained Glass (1828)

Nathaniel Whittock. The Decorative Painters' and Glazier's Guide. (London: Issac Taylor Hinton, 1828).

Geometry in Nature (1913)

"Geometry in Nature." The School Arts Magazine. 13 (September 1913).

Planning and Technique (1903)

Lewis Foreman Day.  Pattern Design: A Book for Students Treating in a Practical Way of the Anatomy, Planning & Evolution of Repeated Ornament. (London: B.T. Batsford, 1903).

Designs from the Flag Lily (1920)

"Designs from the Flag Lily." School Arts. 19 (June 1920).

Four Divisions of Design (1920)

"The Four Divisions of Design." School Arts. 19 (June 1920).

Good Ideas from Everywhere (1914)

"Good Ideas From Everywhere." School Arts. 13 (April 1914).