Woman's Weekly magazine (8 April 1967)

Fair to good condition for age - the old rusty staples have been removed and we have inserted new staples - there is some damage/rusting to paper where old staples had been inserted - yellowing/foxing/discoloration to some pages due to age - a number has been written in pen at the top of the rear cover

KNITTING PATTERN - "Take it easy"
Ladies simple, saddle-shouldered jersey with contrast edging round hem, sleeves and collar, offset with a miniature bow. [shown on front cover]
2 pages

KNITTING PATTERN - "Stay as sweet as you are"
Baby's cardigan. White adorned with pink (18-inch chest size only). [shown on front cover]
2 pages

KNITTING PATTERN - "Black plus white"
Ladies suit of couture quality. Superlative stitch and clever colour scheming make it extra special
2 pages

MAKEUP - "It's her day"
Make-up for the bride
1 page feature

COOKERY - "Junior cooks" (Course for cooks 5)
3 pages
Includes recipes: Chops, baked tomatoes and potatoes in their jackets; Favourite pudding; Poached eggs; Fruit scones; Sugared apple fairy cakes; Toffee crispies

THE ODD-JOB WOMAN (1) - Sheila Lawson has compiled a list of the chores that arouse panic in most women and the right way to go about them
One and a half pages
(This week: A dripping tap; A leaking tap; A blocked sink; A pane that needs putty)